About Me

RAHITUL ISLAM

Bangladeshi ICT Journalist & Author

I am an IT journalist and author with a deep passion for exploring and showcasing the stories that define Bangladesh’s growing IT sector. My journey began with a desire to highlight the potential of technology and its impact on people’s lives, especially in a time when awareness about this industry was limited. Over the years, I have dedicated myself to documenting the innovations, challenges, and success stories of this sector, bringing them to life through my books, articles, and other writings.

As an IT journalist, I have had the privilege of working with one of Bangladesh’s top-ranked daily newspapers, where my work has been recognized and honored on multiple occasions. My focus has always been on uncovering the untold stories, be it the achievements of tech entrepreneurs, the rise of freelancing, or the technological innovations that are putting Bangladesh on the global map. These stories are not just about individuals but also about the collective progress of a nation embracing the future.

In addition to journalism, I am an author who believes in the power of storytelling. I have published ten books, each capturing a unique aspect of the IT world. These books transform real-life experiences and industry insights into compelling narratives, blending factual details with inspiring stories. My goal has always been to make the IT sector accessible and relatable to people from all walks of life.

I write to inform, educate, and inspire. My writings are a canvas where the stories of the IT industry and its personalities come to life. Through my books and articles, I aim to connect with readers both in Bangladesh and abroad, showcasing the immense potential of our IT sector and the people driving its growth.

When I started my journey, very few people understood the scope and possibilities of the IT industry. I took it upon myself to change that. As I often say, “I want to convey the message of Bangladesh’s IT sector through my writings to people in and out of the country. I want to highlight each and every new story to everyone.” This mission continues to drive me as I explore new dimensions of technology and its impact on society.

Through this platform, I invite you to join me on this journey—exploring the stories, innovations, and opportunities that define the vibrant IT landscape of Bangladesh.

About Rahitul Islam’s Work:

  • Rahitul Islam is an ICT journalist and writer. He is working in the country’s leading media house.
  • So far he has written 26 books. Out of them 6 books are on freelancing. (1. Outsourcing and Bhalobasar Golpo, 2. Kemon Ache Freelancer Nadia, 3. Freelancer Sumoner Din-Rat, 4. Kibhabe Gorben Freelancing Career, 5. Shamim Hussain: Freelancing Gorar Karigor, 6. Freelancing and a Tale of Love).
  • His book, Outsourcing and Bhalobasar Golpo has earned him National Freelancing Award 2019. This novel was published in English from the Phillipines. Based on this novel A short film was made and popular artists Afran Nisho and Tanjin Tisha played key roles in it.
  • His another book, Aparajita, Tale of a Call Center Girl has received SBSP Literature Award 2021.
  • Another telefilm was made on his book Kemon Ache Freelancer Nadia and Mehjabin Chowdhury played the main role in it.
  • Another telefilm made on his novel Charer master computer Engineer achieved huge public applause.

Book Series: Heroes of Information Technology

Rahitul Islam has written about the 10 unsung heroes who have contributed for the beginning of Information and Communication Technology sector of the country.  Among them

  1. ICT Hero Shaheda Mustafiz (First Woman Programmer of the Country)
  2. ICT Hero Abdullah H Kafi
  3. ICT Hero S M Kamal
  4. ICT Hero Zamilur Raza Chowdhury

Friday Success Story in Prothom Alo:

A succes story is published on the front page of Prothom Alo on every Friday. Name of that section is Sukhobor. Rahitul Islam roams about the 64 districts of the country to bring out the success stories. So far 50+ such success stories have been published in the front page of Prothom Alo.

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