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Professor Anisuzzaman accorded reception in Chittagong

Pranabesh Chakraborty, Chittagong
"All my life I have received much reprehension, but my attainments and people's love for me are higher than that. I also made mistakes, but people remember my good attributes. That is my big achievement," said Professor Emeritus Anisuzzaman.
He was addressing a reception programme organised by Professor Anisuzzaman Sammanona Parishad at Theatre Institute, Chittagong (TIC) recently.
The event was organised to felicitate Anisuzzaman for receiving the Padma Bhushan award, the third highest civilian award of India.
Expressing his gratitude to the Indian government for the honour, Anisuzzaman expressed the view that the award would enhance the friendship between the people of the two countries. "It is not just my achievement, the people of the country also share the award," he added.
Talking about his long association with Chittagong, Anisuzzaman said, "I have received much recognition from my friends in Chittagong and the relationship has become deeper now."
Born in 1937, Anisuzzaman was a Post-doctoral Fellow at the University of Chicago and a Commonwealth Academic Staff Fellow at the University of London.
Indian Assistant High Commissioner Somnath Halder said Professor Anisuzzaman enlightened all with the light of knowledge.
Dr Ranajit Kumar Biswas at the programme termed him as a teacher of the nation. He has proved that the worship of a king is limited to a country; but scholars are held in high esteem everywhere, added Biswas.
"Dhaka and Chittagong are both home to Professor Anisuzzaman," said poet Abul Momen. His years at the Chittagong University were fondly recalled by him. Chittagong regards him as a close friend as he led the cultural and progressive movements in Chittagong from 1969 to 1986, he added.
Local daily Dainik Azadi Editor MA Malek, CU Professor Golam Mustafa, Professor Abdul Manan, East Delta University Vice-Chancellor Professor Sikander Khan and writer Ferdous Ara Alim also spoke, among others.
Later, artistes of Raktakarobi presented a cultural programme featuring Anisuzzaman's favourite songs enlisted by him.
Led by Shila Momen, the artistes rendered the songs "Aji Notuno Rotone Bhudhane Jotone", "Shawn Ashilo Phire", "Pushpo Bone Pushpo Nahi" and "Aji Tomar Kachhe Bhasiya Jay".