‘An ever-experimental and secular poet, Nazrul used elements from the Greek, Roman and Hindu myths, western, middle eastern and eastern literary works and traditions in his poems’, said Chowdhury. In his lecture titled ‘Nazrul Kabye Mythic-Oitiyik Pratima: Phire Dekha’, Dr Bismadeb Chowdhury analysed how Nazrul used elements from different myths, cultures, and traditions in his poems. The academy organised the programme marking the national poet’s 42nd death anniversary, which was observed on Monday.Īcting director general of Bangla Academy Md Anwar Hossain delivered the welcome speech, while professor and chairman of Bangla department of Dhaka University Dr Bismadeb Chowdhury delivered a solo lecture at the programme, which was presided over by national professor and Nazrul researcher Rafiqul Islam. Kazi Nazrul Islam used elements from diverse myths, cultures, traditions and literary works to enrich his poems carrying non-communal messages, said speakers at a commemorative programme held on Thursday at Shamsur Rahman Hall of Bangla Academy. National professor and Nazrul researcher Rafiqul Islam speaks at a commemorative programme on Kazi Nazrul Islam at Bangla Academy on Thursday. SUNAMGANJ HAOR EMBANKMENT PROJECTS 40pc works still to be done as deadline missed.

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