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Abdur Rahim

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Abdur Rahim 

Writer, Educator, Singer, Poet, Blogger

                   Founder of Psyurge 

Expertise:  Psychology, Research,

                    English Language and Literature 

Education: University of North Bengal,                                 Kurukshetra University, 
                       Nalanda Open University 
        
Academic Background: 
                   M A Psychology ,
                   MA English ,
                  Bachelor of Education (B.Ed)
Diploma in Elementary Education (D.El.Ed)


                                 
  • Abdur Rahim is the founder of the platform 'Psyurge', which focuses on psychological and scientific articles.  Born on the 5th November,1989, he is a multifaceted artist, educator, and writer from Malda, West Bengal, India. He is a renowned Shershabadia singer, songwriter, and composer, celebrated for his contributions to the preservation and modernization of Shershabadia pop,rap,and folk culture. His music blends traditional folk melodies with contemporary pop influences, creating a unique sound that resonates with both local and global audiences. Notable songs by Abdur Rahim include *Hamio Ekdin Moira Jabo*, *Nani Hanke Daikka Pathalchhe*, and*Ma Khajurer Gachh*.  
  • In addition to his musical endeavors, Abdur Rahim is a poet and storyteller whose works frequently appear in the literary journal *Shershabader Kagoch*, edited by Dr. Abdul Wahab. His writings, in both Shershabadia and English, explore themes of cultural identity, community, and human connection. He is deeply committed to preserving the Shershabadia language and heritage through his creative output.  
  • Abdur Rahim's academic background is equally impressive. He holds a Master's degree in English Literature and Psychology and a Bachelor of Education (B.Ed) from S.N College of Education, Haryana. He has completed D.El.Ed degree from Birosthol Teacher Training College in 2025. He has also qualified for the West Bengal Teacher Eligibility Test (TET 2011 and 2022) and the NTA UGC NET in June 2024, further showcasing his commitment to education.   His experience in the psychology lab at A.N. College, under Nalanda University, adds a unique depth to his creative and intellectual work.  
  • Abdur Rahim’s journey is marked by resilience and innovation. During the COVID-19 lockdown, he rose to prominence with his song *Nani Hanke Daikka Pathalchhe*, which garnered significant attention on social media. Encouraged by Dr. Abdul Wahab, he began writing extensively and became a regular contributor to 'Shershabader Kagoch'. His collaborations with Dr. Abdul Wahab and participation in cultural events, such as book fairs, highlight his active engagement in promoting Shershabadia literature and culture. 
  • A native of Baguladah village, Abdur Rahim is deeply connected to his roots and community. His works reflect his dedication to inspiring others through music, literature, and education. With an artistic vision that bridges the past and present, Abdur Rahim continues to contribute meaningfully to the cultural and intellectual landscape of his region and beyond
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