Mubashir Hassan
Mubashir Hassan | |
|---|---|
Minister of Finance | |
| In office 24 December 1971 – 22 October 1974 | |
| Prime Minister | Zulfikar Ali Bhutto |
| Preceded by | Muzaffar Ali Khan |
| Succeeded by | Mohammad Hanif |
| Personal details | |
| Born | Mubashir Hassan 22 January 1922 Pakistan Peoples Party |
| Alma mater | UET Lahore Columbia University Iowa State University |
| Occupation | Professor, political activist |
| Cabinet | Bhutto administration (1971–74) |
Mubashir Hassan (
In 1967, Hassan co-founded the
After leaving the Bhutto administration in 1974, he was appointed as the
Biography
Mubashir Hassan was born on 21 January 1922 in
In 1942, Hassan graduated with BSc in civil engineering at age 20, briefly employed as Subdivional Officer (SDO) at the Irrigation department in Amritsar.[3] In 1944, Hassan secured a scholarship to study engineering in the United States, traveled to New York to attend the Columbia University, and graduated with MSc in civil engineering in 1947.[3] Hassan returns to India immediately after the partition took place, and joined the engineering faculty of the UET Lahore.[3] In 1953, he again went to United States to attend the doctoral program in engineering at the Iowa State University, and conferred with PhD in civil engineering in 1955.[3] Upon returning to Pakistan, he joined the UET Lahore, eventually becoming the Chairman of the Department of Civil Engineering in subsequent years.[3]
political philosophy began to take place in 1967, after witnessing the 1965 war with India. In 1967, Hassan published the political manifesto, "A Declaration of Unity of People", advocating for Techno- Democratic socialism in East-Pakistan, during which he was lecturing in the topic of Engineering physics at the Dhaka University.[citation needed]
Political activism
After gaining appreciation and popularity,
Atomic bomb project
His political role in
In 1974, he developed serious issues with Bhutto after Bhutto deposed
Post war activities
Released in 1984, Hassan joined the
Since 1974, Pakistan had enormously helped the people of Afghanistan in expelling the Soviet Union.... Judging by present situation, if the [United States]–[Afghanistan] axis were to invade Pakistan, India would stand by Pakistan and not with the invaders
— Hassan Mubasir
Publications
Books and bibliography
- 2001, Birds of the Indus, Mubashir Hasan, Tom J. Roberts
- 2000, The Mirage of Power, Dr. Mubashir Hassan, PhD, (2000) (ISBN 0195793005)
- 1989, An Enquiry into the Bhutto Years, Dr. Mubashir Hassan
- 1986, National unity: what is to be done?, Mubashir Hasan, I. A. Rahman, A. H. Kardar
- 1977, United front for people's democracy
- 1976, Pakistan's illiterate leaders
- 1967, A Declaration of Unity of People
- 1954, On the general education of an engineer
- Shahrah e Inqilab
Further reading
- Thewire.in.
References
- ^ ISBN 978-1568586328.
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- ^ a b c d e f g h Hassan, Abbas (17 April 2020). "Dr Mubashir Hasan (1922–2020): Abbas Hasan on his uncle: a peace warrior from Panipat". Lahore, Pun. Pakistan: A. Hassan, The Friday Times. The Friday Times. Retrieved 27 April 2020.
- ^ a b c d Dr Mubashir Hassan dies at 98 The News International (newspaper), Published 15 March 2020, Retrieved 21 May 2020
- ^ Pakistan Herald. "Intellectual: Dr. Mubashir Hassan". Pakistan Herald. Retrieved 21 May 2020.
- ^ "Delegation visits with Dr. Mubashir Hasan". Archived from the original on 24 June 2013. Retrieved 21 May 2020.
- ^ ISBN 8186962263.
External links
- Subramanian, Nirupama (16 March 2020). "Mubashir Hasan (1922–2020): A warrior for democracy in Pakistan, peace with India". The Indian Express.
- Bose, Tapan (18 March 2020). "Mubashir Hasan – Man who yearned for peace through empowerment of people in the Subcontinent". Sabrang India.
