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Law, justice feature well at book fair

Staff Correspondent
Amidst the slack hartal in the capital, Uttara Law College student Mirazul Islam visited the Amar Ekushey Granthamela Monday evening looki ng for books on his subject.
After a quick tour round the Suhrawardy Udyan, he stopped at Kamrul Book House's stall, where he found almost all the books on his list. For the few that were not available there, the Salesperson assured him of getting those too if he ordered.
Established 40 years ago and participating in the fair for the last 20 years, Kamrul Book House caters to the knowledge and information requirements of law professionals.
"Besides law students, our customers include lawyers and police officials," said Kamrul Ahsan, proprietor of the publishing house, where books on civil and criminal
law, textbooks and guides as well as police rules are available
“Most of our books are by noted lawyers, judges and academicians of our country including Prof Borhanuddin, Enamul Haque and AB Siddiqui," said Akhter Hossain, supervising the stall on Monday in the absence of Ahsan.
Though Kamrul Book House's store in Old Dhaka can be visited anytime for these books, the fair offers the opportunity to check out publications of other houses
too, said Mirazul.
In fact, University Press Ltd has a number of volumes on child and migrant rights in English and authors include eminent jurist late MA Zahir and Muhammad Habibur Rahman.
Books on land, environment and international law in Bangla can be found in
Bangla Academy, while Catidhara has books on the cases of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's assassination and the Agartala conspiracy.
Besides, Jyotiprokash, Utso Prokashon, Ankur Prokashani, Academic Press and Publishers Library, Adorn and Bhasachitra also have law related books.
Ahmed Al Amin, a journalist of a daily newspaper, wrote about the trial of war criminal Abdul Quader Mollah in "Note Booke Quader Mollah: Haathkora to Fasir Dori" published by Mohammad Ali, which can be found at Jatiyo Granthakendra's stall on the Bangla Academy premises.
Yesterday afternoon, Bangla Academy director general Prof Shamsuzzaman Khan opened the e-information centre of the fair on the veranda of the Burdwan House.
With just one click, the stall locations, information on new books, and programme schedules can be found there, said Aparesh Kumar Banerjee, director, information technology, Bangla Academy.
Yesterday, 125 new books arrived and six were launched.