Famous Personalities – dildarnagar.co.in

Raja Deendar Khan

Originally known as Kunwar Naval Singh, founder of Dildarnagar. He embraced Islam in late 17th century.

Raja Narhar Khan

Originally known as Narhar Dev Rao, he converted to Islam in 1542 and established the Kamsar estate, becoming a key figure in the region’s history.

Yad Ali Khan

A prominent taluqdar and zamindar of Dewaitha, he played a significant role in the local governance and development of Kamsar.

Khan Bahadur Mansur Ali Khan

A social reformer from Gorasara, he led the “Anjuman Islah Kamsar-o-Bar” movement in 1910, advocating against dowry practices in the Kamsar region.

Maulvi Zamir Ahmad Nuhi

A writer and poet from Usia, he served as the manager of the Anapur estate until 1947. Post-retirement, he founded Jamia Arabia Makhzanul Uloom in 1952, now recognized as the largest madarsa in Ghazipur.

Deputy Muhammad Sayed Khan

An esteemed administrator and educator from Usia, he established the Syed Kamsar-O-Bar Muslim Degree College now SKBM Degree College at Dildarnagar in 1936 and supported Mahatma Gandhi during the freedom struggle.

Nazir Hussain

A renowned Indian film actor and director, he was born in Usia village.

Kuber Nath Rai

He was Born on March 26, 1933, in Matsa village, Dildarnagar Kamsar, Kuber Nath Rai was a distinguished Hindi writer and scholar. Renowned for his essays, Rai’s works such as Gandha Madan, Priya Neel-Kanti, and Ras Aakhetak have significantly enriched Hindi literature. He received the Bharatiya Jnanpith’s Moortidevi Award for his literary contributions.

Omprakash Singh

Born in Sevrai, Uttar Pradesh, Omprakash Singh is a seasoned politician affiliated with the Samajwadi Party. He has served multiple terms as a Member of the Uttar Pradesh Legislative Assembly and was a Member of Parliament for Ghazipur from 1998 to 1999.

Yunus Parvez

An Indian film actor from Mahend village. He appeared in over 200 Hindi films, often portraying character roles that added depth and authenticity to the narratives.

Syed Ishtiaq Ahmed

Originating from the Kamsar region, Syed Ishtiaq Ahmed served as the Attorney General of Bangladesh. His tenure as Attorney General was marked by significant contributions to the legal framework of Bangladesh.

Khan Shein Kunwar

born Shawkat Ali Khan on August 25, 1955, in Tajpur Kurrah, Dildarnagar, Ghazipur, Uttar Pradesh, India, is a distinguished Indian short story writer and businessman. He has authored hundreds of short stories addressing contemporary issues, which have been featured in various newspapers and magazines across the country. His debut book, Faaslon Ka Safar, a collection of 37 short stories, was published in May 2008.

Haroon Rashid Alig

A journalist from Usia, known for his contributions to Urdu literature.

Muhammad Wasil Khan

The last taluqdar (landlord) of the Daudpur riyasat of Dewaitha, he played a major role in local governance and development during the late British period and post-independence India.

Makhdum Sayyid Shah Juned Qadri

A revered Sufi saint whose influence extended to the Kamsar region. Known for his spiritual guidance and the legend involving Raja Narhar Khan’s family, leading to their conversion to Islam.

Saima Khan

Hailing from Usia village in the Kamsar region, Saima Khan has made significant strides in public service. She serves as an officer in the Indian Revenue Service (IRS), contributing to the nation’s financial and administrative sectors.

Raja Kam Dev Sikarwar

Raja Kam Dev was a significant historical figure who migrated to Ghazipur in 1530 and settled in the area now known as Reotipur. His descendants played a pivotal role in establishing various settlements in the region, including the founding of Dildarnagar Kamsar by Raja Narhar Khan, his descendant.

Maulvi Suleman Khan

A resident of Dewaitha village in the Kamsar region. Recognized for his efforts in social reform and community development within the Kamsar area.

Raja Quttul Khan

Raja Quttul Khan of Seorai, Dildarnagar (Kamsar) was a prominent chieftain of the Kamsar Pathans, known for his influence and leadership in the region. He played a key role in local governance and was respected for his strategic acumen and commitment to his people.