The status of Muslim edited newspapers &magazines in Bengal after partition (1947-2017)
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At the midnight of 15th August,1947, India was born as independent nation with the tragedy like a Shakespearean drama. Here, it is called Partition. The great Indian empire was divided into two parts—India and Pakistan. After partition, we faced a fatal consequences and bloodsheds. Radcliffe line bifurcated the souls of Indian as Hindu and Muslim.
At that time of migration, most of the intellectuals and rich Bengali Muslims choose the option of East Pakistan (independent and sovereign Bangladesh from 1971) as their country. West Bengal Muslims turned into weaker section in the field of literature, property, economy, development. They became literary illiterate. They fall into boundless Bay of Bengal.
Media sector is also included in the infertile land of Bengali Muslims. Newspapers, Magazines, literature were hardly touched the Muslims. Gradually they were distracted from the mainstream of socio-cultural-economical process.
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