BOOKS AUTHORED
Contained within the pages of this book lies the narrative as perceived by an 11-year-old refugee amidst the tumultuous backdrop of the 1971 Bangladesh Genocide and Liberation War.
In the spring of 1971, a spark ignited the flames of freedom in the hearts of millions of Bangladeshis. The Sylhet region, nestled in the northeastern corner of Bangladesh, was the epicentre
Is Bangladesh’s independence and sovereignty Safe? takes a deep dive into the complex and multi-layered history, politics, and societal challenges that have shaped Bangladesh’s trajectory
“Transforming Communities: The CIC Start-Up Guide” authored by Imran Chowdhury BEM is a beacon of guidance for individuals embarking on the journey of social entrepreneurship
“Refugee Realities: Eye on Humanity” is a compelling and timely exploration of one of the most urgent humanitarian challenges of our era. Imran Chowdhury, a distinguished author
Bangladeshi Restaurants in the UK is an evocative exploration of how a small group of pioneering Bangladeshi immigrants transformed Britain’s culinary and cultural landscape.
I invite you to journey with me through the lens of my life as a refugee in 1971, when I was just 11 years old. I will recount the harsh realities I have had to endure since then, and we will explore
“In ’52 Years of Liberation: A Survivor’s Tale,’ Imran Ahmed Chowdhury takes readers on an unforgettable journey through the tumultuous Bangladesh Liberation War of 1971.
This book you hold in your hands is a narrative seen through the prism of an 11-year-old refugee. The year was 1971, and the Bangladesh Liberation War had ushered in the most significant