Civil Servant

A career bureaucrat, a writer and a researcher (born 1966) from Bangladesh.

== Education and Career ==
Alam obtained Masters of Arts in Philosophy from Dhaka University and later Masters of Business Administration. Earlier, he studied pre-university education in Jagannath Government College, Chandpur Government College, Idilpur Pilot High School & Dasherjangle Government Primary School of Gosairhat, Shariatpur.

Date and Place of Birth
Born on May 1, 1931 in Habiganj.
Father's name: Late Shah Imtiaz Ali.
He was a pioneer in the field of primary education in the greater Sylhet region.

Education:
Matriculation Examination, Calcutta University in 1947.
First Division. Awarded Scholarship
Intermediate Arts Examination in 1949.
First Division. Stood first in the Dhaka University
B.A. (Hon.) in Economics, 1952, First Class First, Dhaka University
M.A. (Economics), 1953, First Class First, Dhaka University.

Former secretary and former editor of the Bangladesh Today

Ex. Finance Adviser, Caretaker govt.

Inspector General, Bangladesh Police
Qualification : B A (Hons), M A (History) from Dhaka University.

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