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Zakir Talukder | |
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জাকির তালুকদার | |
| Born | January 20, 1965 Rajshahi District, East Pakistan, Pakistan |
| Awards | Bangla Academy Literary Award |
Zakir Talukder is a Bangladeshi fiction writer. Some of his notable works include Kursinama, Musolmanmongol, Kobi O Kamini, Chhayabastob, Kalpana Chakma O Rajar Sepai, and Pitrigon. In 2014, he was awarded the Bangla Academy Award for his novel Musolmanmongol.
After 10 years, He returned the Bangla Academy Award that he received for his contribution to fiction, accusing the academy is currently grappling with a lack of "democracy".
