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Since 1939 — what Bangladesh's newspapers have written about us.
Bangladesh's leading newspapers name Khoshroz Kitab Mahal among the publishers that founded the country's publishing industry. Click a picture to see the full clipping, or read the original article.
A letter from the U.S. Information Service at the US Consulate General in Dacca to founder Mohiuddin Ahmed: Khoshroz supplied books to USIS under official purchase orders, and "you have had quite a number of orders with USIS". The address then, as now: 15 Bangla Bazar.
Names Khoshroz Kitab Mahal among the publishers that started the publishing business in this country.
Bangladesh's publishing industry began with a handful of houses — Khoshroz Kitab Mahal is one of them.
Lists Khoshroz Kitab Mahal first among the houses through which publishing grew in the 1960s.
Novelist Imdadul Haque Milan remembers Khoshroz Kitab Mahal among the publishers of Banglabazar before independence.
After the 1947 Partition, Khoshroz Kitab Mahal was among the creative publishers that took root in Banglabazar.
A writer remembers buying low-priced translated books at Khoshroz in the 1970s–80s, and his friendship with its head, Mohiuddin Sahib.
Features Khoshroz's "Khuner Ainer Bhashya" by Gazi Shamsur Rahman among the popular law books at the book fair.
Maulana Akram Khan's "Mostafa-Charit" and "Tafsirul Quran" (5 volumes) are published by Khoshroz Kitab Mahal.
Quotes Oli Ahad's memoir "Jatiyo Rajniti 1945 theke 75" (Khoshroz Kitab Mahal Limited, 1997) as a historical source.
Quotes Sahida Begum's "Bangabandhu Hotya Mamla" (Khoshroz Kitab Mahal, 2010) as a source.
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