Pakistan appreciated Choudhury's reform policy and wrote '...attempts are being made to reform Madrassaha education...the process of the change has to be gradual' [a letter written to Pakistan's Education Minister, 1968]. Returned to England and joined Illist Automation, St Albans. Lived there for several years. Founded St Albans Pakistan Association, and was the first President of the Association. Started writing 'Jesus', a research book. 1971, founded the Bangladesh Action Committee, St Albans, and sent regular donations to Bangladesh Aid Committee and the Bangladesh Fund. He received much correspondence from the Head of the Mission of the People's republic of Bangladesh (Calcutta and London), and the High Commissioner (Calcutta), Shirley Williams MP, Nigel Fisher MC MP, Mervyn Pike MP, Victor Goodhew MP, Peter Shore MP and many others. 1971, joined Janomot, a Bengali Newspaper, as a regular columnist and expressed his own frustration in written outbursts against the Pakistan's attack on Bangladesh. These writings were later incorporated in his book 'Blood Legacy of a Nation'. 1972, 18 February, received a letter from the Prime Minister Sheikh Mujibur Rahman after returning to Bangladesh. 1972, visited Moscow. Started writing essays on conflicts and contradictions prevailing in the social processes of the Bengali society. Later a few of these have been included in the collection of eassys. 1972, joined The Post Office and moved to London. 1974, founded Mukimpur Primary School. 1979, started writing his autobiography, 'My life'. End of the same year he lost his mother Nazmun Nesa Choudhury. 1983, Shirin Choudhury moved to Britain with their third and fourth children. Started rewriting 'New Horizon', his first novel. 1987, founded the King's Cross Mosque and Islamic Centre and became the chair. Started writing 'St Pancras', his second novel. 1988, started translating 'Prophet of Islam' by K S R Rao. 1989, retired from The Post Office and returned with his wife to Bangladesh. 1989-1996, wrote and published many of his work. 1990, founded Habiganj Islamic Orphans School and became Treasurer of Islamic Foundation, Habiganj. 1993, received Life Membership of Bangla Academy, Dhaka. 1993, founder and Vice President of Habiganj Shahitya Parishod. Patron of Khela Ghor, Payra, Shet Payra, Shurja Shiri, Pithua Girls' School and Mukimpur Madrasha. 1994, founder and President of literary society 'Sangjojan', Habiganj. 1995, received Book Award. 1996, 23 February collapsed at the Literary Society's lecture, died at Red Cross Building, Habiganj at 11.30am. [Source: Jibani Granthamala: A Series of Literary biographies,