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Tawhid Talukder
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Picture of Tawhid Talukder
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

Tawhid Talukder was born in his own Village (Newapara) . 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

References

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