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Name: Mohiuddin Ahmad
Family Name: Ahmad
Nationality: Bangladeshi
Residence country: Bangladesh
Organization: Nabodhara
Title: Chairperson
Websites: www.ricbd.org
Facebook: Mohiuddin Ahmad
Mohiuddin Ahmad is a writer, researcher and a columnist. He writes regularly for the Prothom Alo, a national daily with the largest circulation. He is engaged with several regional and global civil society networks and campaigns, such as, SAAPE, LDC Watch, People’s SAARC and Jubilee South. He is an ARENA Fellow since 1983. He has so far authored and edited 38 books including seven poems and two novelettes. Notable among these are: Karadondo Chai (2012), Seoul Diary (2009), From Jamuna to Nile (2007), Deep Divine Darkness (2006), Sorrowful Yard (2004),Thorny Path (2004), Dream Merchant (2001), Pita Hi Paramantapa ( 2000), Karl Marxer
Kobita (1995), Living with Cyclone (1992), Deluge in the Delta (1989).
For earning bread, Mohiuddin Ahmad is currently involved in macro level planning exercise in agriculture, water management and livelihood development. He renounces all forms of accidental identity in terms of citizenship, ethnicity, faith and sex, as none
of these has been earned by him. His main concern is ‘absolute freedom’, which is freedom from fragmented identities based on social constructions. He believes in a positive notion of anarchism.
Family Name: Ahmad
Nationality: Bangladeshi
Residence country: Bangladesh
Organization: Nabodhara
Title: Chairperson
Websites: www.ricbd.org
Facebook: Mohiuddin Ahmad
Mohiuddin Ahmad is a writer, researcher and a columnist. He writes regularly for the Prothom Alo, a national daily with the largest circulation. He is engaged with several regional and global civil society networks and campaigns, such as, SAAPE, LDC Watch, People’s SAARC and Jubilee South. He is an ARENA Fellow since 1983. He has so far authored and edited 38 books including seven poems and two novelettes. Notable among these are: Karadondo Chai (2012), Seoul Diary (2009), From Jamuna to Nile (2007), Deep Divine Darkness (2006), Sorrowful Yard (2004),Thorny Path (2004), Dream Merchant (2001), Pita Hi Paramantapa ( 2000), Karl Marxer
Kobita (1995), Living with Cyclone (1992), Deluge in the Delta (1989).
For earning bread, Mohiuddin Ahmad is currently involved in macro level planning exercise in agriculture, water management and livelihood development. He renounces all forms of accidental identity in terms of citizenship, ethnicity, faith and sex, as none
of these has been earned by him. His main concern is ‘absolute freedom’, which is freedom from fragmented identities based on social constructions. He believes in a positive notion of anarchism.