Peer Habibur’s legacy to continue to inspire across generations
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Peer Habibur’s legacy to continue to inspire across generations

Peer Habibur’s legacy to continue to inspire across generations


Indian High Commission in Dhaka has expressed deep sorrow at the demise of veteran journalist Peer Habibur Rahman.

Journalist Rahman, an eminent political analyst and columnist, played an important role in development of journalism in Bangladesh and his legacy will continue to inspire across generations, the High Commission said in a message shared on its verified Facebook page on Sunday.

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He died on Saturday while undergoing treatment at the Intensive Care Unit of private hospital in the city.

The 58-year-old journalist and executive editor of Bangladesh Pratidin was suffering from cancer and kidney diseases.

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