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Nasreen Sultana Mitu (born Template:Date) is a Bangladeshi political cartoonist, caricaturist, and science educator who signs her work with the name Mitu. She is the most prominent female cartoonist in Bangladesh.[1]
Nasreen Sultana Mitu was born in Template:Date in Bangladesh. She began cartooning in 2006.[2] Most of her work has appeared in the satirical magazine Unmad and the daily newspaper New Age. One of her most widely circulated cartoons was from 2013, where she depicted a pair of jeans with a blood-stained price tag in response to the deaths of garment workers in the Rana Plaza collapse.[1] She serves as an editor at Unmad and Dhaka Comics.[3]
Mitu was an assistant professor at the University of Rajshahi until 2018. She founded Project Tiktaalik in 2018 to develop cartoon-based science education materials.[4]
She serves on the board of Cartoonists Rights Network International[4] and is a member of the Bangladesh Cartoonist Association.[5]