Razia Khan
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Razia Khan (Bengali: রাজিয়া খান), (1936) is a renowned modern female Bangladeshi author, famous novelist.
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[edit] Life
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[edit] Works
[edit] Novels
- Bot-tolar Uponyas (Novel of the Wayside, 1959)
- Anucalpa (The Alrternative,1959)
- Proticitra (The Blue-Print, 1975)
- Citra-kabya (Picturesque Verses, 1980)
- He Mahajiban (O! Eternal Life, 1983)
- Draupadi (1992)
- Padatik (The Pedestrian, 1996)
[edit] Awards
- P.E.N. Drama Award (1956)
- Pope Gold Medal (as Distinguished Student of Dhaka university, 1957)
- Bangla Academy Award (1975)
- Qamar Mushtari Gold Medal (1985)
- Lekhika Shangha Gold Medal (1986)
- Ekushe Padak (1997)
- Druhee Katha-shahityak Abdur Rouf Choudhury Memorial Award (1999)
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