Murshid Quli Khan was the first Nawab of Bengal. + He was originally born a Hindu as Surya Narayan Mishra. + The city of Murshidabad was named after him. + He was Nawab of Bengal from 1717 to 1727. + Unlike other Islamic rulers, Murshid Quli Khan had only one wife, Nasiri Banu Begum, and no + concubines. He had three children, two daughters and one son + + + Aurangzeb appointed him as Dewan and Faujdar of Bengal because he thought highly of Murshid Quli + Khan and posted him to Dhaka in 1700.
+Next year in sometime between March and June of 2021, about 67 million registered voters will chose + 294 representations to the state assembly. Writers Building has been under renovation since 2013. If + the renovation is finished by then, then 294 members of state legislative assembly will decide the + next occupant of the Chief Minster's chamber in Writer's Building. The chair is currently occupied + by a frail but fiestly lady who has never married Mamata Baneerjee.
+Writers Building has been witness to power play impacting lives of millions before Independence of + India since East India company acquired domination in Bengal province of Mughal India.
+One of the great grandsons of Mir Zafar was Iskandar Mirza, who assumed the first Presidency of + Pakistan after giving his country a constitution in 1956, full 9 years after Pakistan's + Independence. A proud and stout Bengali, he found it difficult to get along with the Prime + Ministers he appointed. Like a musical game of chairs, he changed four Prime Ministers in his + Presidency from March of 1956 to October of 1958. His third Prime Minister was Huseyn Suhrawady, an + influential Bengali Muslim freedom fighter who also once held Prime Ministership of united Bengal + province during Britsh times.
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