Tuhina Sultana

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*Tuhina Sultana: The Echo of a Pen in the Story of Life* Born on December 16, 1976, Tuhina Sultana is a poet with a profound sense of life, who has transformed her thoughts and emotions into ink, breaking through society’s neglect and silence toward women. Since seventh grade, pen and paper have been her constant companions. The pain of not being able to raise her voice against injustice drove her toward creation, making Tuhina a well-known name in Bengali literature today. Her first poetry collection, *"Jiboner Jolochhobi" (Portraits of Life), left a deep impression on readers’ hearts. This was followed by several notable works, including *"Beche Thakar Dinguli" (The Days of Survival)*, *"Meghe Dhaka Mon" (A Mind Covered in Clouds)*, and *"Brishti Snato Mon" (A Rain-Soaked Soul)**. With nearly thirty published books, including both individual collections and anthologies, her works reflect the depth of life, humanity, and the intense emotions of the heart. The greatest inspirations in Tuhina’s literary journey have been her mother and her two sons. Life’s many storms never broke her spirit, and she has always stood firmly against injustice. However, on November 8, 2023, the untimely passing of her elder son, *Munshi Parvez Rahman (Sumon)*, shattered her from within. Yet, despite this immense grief, Tuhina continues to transform sorrow into strength through her writing. Readers find in Tuhina Sultana’s poetry the deeper meanings of life, the silent language of emotions, and the reflection of a resilient woman’s soul. Her words have enriched Bengali literature, making her a shining example of inspiration.