Professor Rehman Sobhan turns 86 today. Born in Kolkata into an illustrious family, with connections to the Nawab family of Dhaka from his mother’s side and a reputed Murshidabad family from his father’s side, Sobhan had no business to be a champion of the poor and the downtrodden.
Where are we heading to? It is so sad! Why will infants and common people have to be burnt in the name of political movement?” wrote my FaceBook friend and brother in response to a post that I posted which said: “While so far my thought was, more or less, on how to delay death and live a meaningful life
Professor Rehman Sobhan turns 86 today. Born in Kolkata into an illustrious family, with connections to the Nawab family of Dhaka from his mother’s side and a reputed Murshidabad family from his father’s side, Sobhan had no business to be a champion of the poor and the downtrodden.
Where are we heading to? It is so sad! Why will infants and common people have to be burnt in the name of political movement?” wrote my FaceBook friend and brother in response to a post that I posted which said: “While so far my thought was, more or less, on how to delay death and live a meaningful life
