Jahanara Imam was a prominent Bangladeshi writer and political activist, born on February 3, 1929. She is best known for her role in the Bangladesh Liberation War and her efforts to document the atrocities committed during the conflict. Her writings, particularly her book "The Unfinished Memoirs," provide a personal account of the struggles faced by the people of Bangladesh during this tumultuous period. In addition to her literary contributions, Jahanara Imam was a vocal advocate for human rights and justice. She became a symbol of resistance against oppression, especially in her fight for the recognition of the sacrifices made by the martyrs of the Liberation War. Her legacy continues to inspire many in Bangladesh and beyond.