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Tawhid Talukder Tawhid Talukder.jpg
Born 18 July 1996
[Patuakhali, Barishal]
Occupation Poet, Web Developer
Language [Bengali]
Nationality Bangladeshi
Citizenship Bangladeshi
Education [Master of Social Science|MSS] (Economics)
Alma mater [Govt BM College, Barishal]
Period 2014-2018

Tawhid Talukder (তাওহীদ তালুকদার ; 18 July 1996) is a Bangladeshi poet, Writer & Web Developer. As a author, the main themes of his poetry and writing are liberal humanism, human relations, communism, non-sectarianism, youth, rebellion, absolute respect for religion, emergence in Bangladesh and its aftermath and opposition to fanatics.


Education

The poet was born on July 18, 1996, in Nawapar village in Patuakhali district. His father's name is Sohraf Hossain Talukder and his mother's name is Rina Begum. He grew up in his own area, He completed his secondary and higher secondary education in his hometown and He obtained his bachelor's and master's degrees from [Govt BM College].

Poetry

Tawhid Talukder's first book of poetry, Bishader ai Somokal (Co-production) is published in 2020. Most of the poems published on Bangla Kobita

Poetic diction

Tawhid Talukder wrote most of his poems based on the communist humanist non-communal consciousness and With the plight of the poor and helpless oppressed . he followed this from poet [Kazi Nazrul Islam]. He also wrote poems in one other major pattern of Bengali rhythmic The one who gave his name is proverbial verse

Career

In fact, in his life, career is a low paid job and not quite hard work. Tawhid Talukder started his professional career as a computer operator (2019-2021). Later he left this job & work as a Web Developer on Online Marketplace like Upwork, Freelancer.com, Fiverr. So far he has not been able to build a beautiful career.


Literary works

Poetry

  • Upodesh
  • Manush Pathao
  • Proloy duti
  • Kotokal chup robe
  • Bandhu
  • Shukher ghora
  • Monajat
  • Sammo
  • Tarunno
  • Milon-Shondha
  • Tarunner Gan
  • Attohonon
  • Ahoban
  • Aso manush hobo
  • Vikharir Dabi
  • Nosto Samaz
  • Jatir Srestho sontan
  • Vashar tore
  • Omor akushe

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