Associate Professor
Comilla University
Cumilla-3506, Bangladesh
Dr Kamrun Nahar is an Associate Professor at the Comilla University’s Department of Bangla.
After completing her BA (Honours) and MA at the University of Chittagong, she did a Master of Philosophy (MPhil) from the same department. She then obtained her Doctor of Philosophy(PhD) degree from the University of Dhaka.Actively engaged in both educational and research activities, her papers have appeared invarious national and international conferences and journals. She has also led many teacher-student collaborations besides actively contributing to suchresearch projects herself. Dr Nahar has also inspired many students to devote themselves to the art of creative writing.
She is also an award-winning short story writer. Her debut short story collection 'Lalbeji' (TheRed Mongoose) was awarded the prestigious Kali O Kalam Young Writer Award in 2019.The same year, she also compiled a poetry collection titled 'Mandakranta', which featured poems written in Sanskrit Mandakranta rhythm by the students of her department’s 9th batch.Her second book 'Jolovromi' (The Whirlpool) was published in 2022 amid much critical acclaim.
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) | Department of Bangla, University of Dhaka . | Jyotirindra Nandy’s short stories: Multifaceted Depiction of Philosophy | 2022 |
Master of Philosophy | Department of Bangla, University of Chittagong. | Mahmudul Haque's novels: Subject and art creation | 2017 |
Master of Arts | Department of Bangla, University of Chittagong. | Bangla | 2004 |
Bachelor of Arts | Department of Bangla, University of Chittagong. | Bangla | 1903 |
Department of Bangla, Comilla University, Bangladesh |
Department of Bangla, Comilla University, Bangladesh |
Department of Bangla, Comilla University, Bangladesh |
As an Associate Professor As an Assistant Professor 3) Novels of Mahmudul Haque : Interaction of life and reality; The 7) Novels of Syed Waliullah: An image of social crisis; Pandulipi, Volume Research Grants |
(a) Lalbeji (The Red Mongoose); Baatighar, 2019. |
1) Polygonal combination of two Bengal literatures, presented at an |