Sultana Firdousi |
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Born | (1974-12-11) 11 December 1974 (age 50)
Kushtia |
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Nationality | Bangladeshi |
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Occupation(s) | Poet, writer |
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Sultana Firdousi (Bengali: সুলতানা ফিরদৌসি; born: 11 December 1974[1]) is a Bangladeshi writer,[2] poet, scholar.[3][4]
Biography
Sultana Firdousi was born in the Kushtia District of Bangladesh.[1] Her first book of poetry was published in 1997 by Bangla Academy.[3] She successfully completed a research project at Bangla Academy on Bengali Poetry under the Young Writers Project Dhaka and published first book of poetry Insects Wild flowers, Bengali name – Keet O Drono Puspo by Bangla Academy, Dhaka.[1][3] Sultana Firdousi has received various awards for writing. Among them, Agniveena award from Santiniketan, India,[5] Ruposhi Bangla Padak from Bengali Kristi ebong Culture Batayan.[6][7] She was also a member of the Honorary Jury Board of the Calcutta Bangla Academy Poetry Competition.[1][6][7] She was working as a socio-economist in the Local Govt Engineering Department (LGED) of Bangladesh.
Books
- Insects and wild flowers, Bengali name - Keet O Drono Puspo (Book of Poems)[1]
- Third Party, Bengali name - Tritiyo Pokkho ( Novel)[1]
- It is the time to return home, Bengali name - Ebar Ghore Pherar Pala (A Collection of Short Stories)[1]
- Trees get drenched, Bengali name - Brikkhera Bheeje Jay (Book of Poems)[1]
- Returning to the forest, Bengali name - Oronne Phire Ashi (Book of Poems)[1]
- A Girl Has No Name (Book of Poems)[1][8]
Awards and honors
- Agniveena award from Santiniketan, India[5]
- Ruposhi Bangla Padak from Bengali Kristi ebong Culture Batayan.[6][7]
- She was also a member of the Honorary Jury Board of the Calcutta Bangla Academy Poetry Competition.[1][6][7]
References