Rahat Khan
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Rahat Khan (Bengali: রাহাত খান), (1940) is a renowned Bangladeshi author, famous novelist, editor and Journalist.
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[edit] Life
Editor of Ittefaq
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[edit] Works
[edit] Novels
- Omol Dhobol Chakuri (Milk-White Service, 1982)
- Ek Priyodorshini (A Beautiful Woman, 1983)
- Chayadompoti (A Shadow Couple, 1984)
- Sangharsha (Clash, 1984)
- Shahar (The City, 1984)
- Hey Onanter Pakhi (O, Bird of Infinity, 1989)
- Modhyomather Khelowar (The Forward Footballer, 1991)
- Akhanksha (Desire)
- Kayekjan (A Few Persons)
- Ognidaho (Conflagration)
[edit] Awards
- Bangla Academy Award (1973)
- Sufi Motahar Hossain Award (1979)
- Mahbubullah Zebunnesa Turst Award (1979)
- Abul Mansur Memorial Award (1980)
- Humayun Qadir Memorial Award (1982)
- Shuhrid Literary Award (1975)
- Trayi Literary Award (1988)
- Cetana Literary Award (1989)
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