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Name: Mita Noor

Born: January 1, 1971

Birth Place: Daudkandi, Comilla.

Marrital Status: Married to Shah Noor Rahman in 1988

Children: Shehjad Noor Taos [Priyo] & Sadman Noor Tahmid [Prithibi]

Drama personalities and people of Bangladesh are shocked greatly by the news of her death. May her soul rest in peace.

Beautiful TV actress and former model from Bangladesh was found dead in her own drawing room in early morning, 1st July, 2013. It is being thought that she might have committed suicide. Although, some people have a strong suspicion that it might be a murder case. As, it is difficult to commit suicide in the drawing room with a full house of family members. Her body was found hung with a scarf and there is no clue to investigate the exact cause of her death. It is a shocking news for world media as Jiah Khan, an upcoming film actress from India also committed suicide last month. Mita Noor was one of the few actress in Bangladesh without any scandal for a long time of her career.
OC Rafiqul Islam from Gulshan Thana, Dhaka says, her family members called police in the early morning on that day. They arrived at the home at about 7 A.M. They found her hanging from the ceiling fan. CID Crime scene unit arrived the spot and started to look for samples. Mita’s father states that she committed suicide attempts before for a couple of times. There was disharmony between Mita Noor and her husband Shah Noor. So, his father has a strong suspicion that she might have been murdered inspite of having 2 school going children.
Mita Noor started her career in TV drama with “Sagor Sencha Sadh” in 1989. But she became famous in 1992 by acting in an advertisement of Battery by the direction of Afzal Hossain. The jingle of that ad was “alo alo beshi alo”. She Started directing TV Dramas in 2011 with “Chougali”.

his is a chronology of notable deaths in 2013. Names are reported under the date of death. Names under each date are reported in alphabetical order by family name or pseudonym. Deaths of notable animals and other biological life forms are also reported here if they first have their own page. A typical entry reports information in the following sequence:

Name, age, country of citizenship and reason for notability, established cause of death and reference.

November 2013[edit]

13[edit]

12[edit]

Raymond S. Burton, 74, American politician, Executive Councilor for New Hampshire District 1 (1977–1979, since 1981).[1]

Geo Costiniu, 63, Romanian actor, adenocarcinoma.[2]

Erik Dyreborg, 73, Danish footballer.[3]

Aleksandr Serebrov, 69, Soviet cosmonaut.[4]

Sir John Tavener, 69, British composer.[5]

11[edit]

Domenico Bartolucci, 96, Italian Roman Catholic cardinal, Deacon of the Gesù e Maria church in Rome.[6]

Bob Beckham, 86, American music publisher and country singer.[7]

John S. Dunne, 83, American priest and theologian.[8]

Arash Farazmand, 28, Iranian rock drummer (The Yellow Dogs), shot.[9]

Soroush Farazmand, 27, Iranian rock guitarist (The Yellow Dogs), shot.[9]

Stein Grieg Halvorsen, 104, Norwegian theater actor, natural causes.[10]

Naseeruddin Haqqani, Pakistani Taliban financier, shot.[11]

Joaquín Hernández Galicia, 91, Mexican union leader and convicted criminal.[12]

Eddie McGrady, 78, Northern Irish politician, MP for South Down (1987–2010).[13]

10[edit]

Vijaydan Detha, 87, Indian folk writer.[14]

Desiree Gill, 45, Australian jockey, race fall.[15]

John Grant, 91, Australian neurosurgeon and disability sport administrator.[16]

Carl Hilliard, 76, American journalist, reporter and columnist (The Associated Press), heart attack.[17]

Safdar Rahmat Abadi, Iranian government official, deputy industry minister, shot.[18]

Pushpa Thangadorai, 82, Indian Tamil language author.[19]

9[edit]

Savaş Ay, 59, Turkish journalist, cancer.[20]

Helen Eadie, 66, Scottish politician, MSP for Dunfermline East (1999–2011); Cowdenbeath (since 2011), cancer.[21]

Bob Gillett, 88, American-born New Zealand jazz performer, bandleader, arranger, and record producer.[22]

Dennis Livson, 66, Finnish producer of children’s programs, founder of the Moomin World theme park.[23]

Ryōichi Mikitani, 83, Japanese economist, pancreatic cancer.[24]

Steve Prescott, 39, English rugby league player, stomach cancer.[25]

Takashi Satomi, 82, Japanese actor, heart failure.[26]

Vasile Suciu, 71, Romanian footballer.[27]

8[edit]

Chitti Babu, 49, Indian comedian and actor, brain tumour.[28]

John Bell Jr., 76, American artist, gastric cancer.[29]

Michael Glyn Brown, 56, American hand surgeon, cardiac arrest.[30]

Penn Kimball, 98, American journalist and college professor (Columbia University).[31]

Lică Nunweiller, 74, Romanian footballer (Dinamo).[32]

Harry Sawyerr, 87, Ghanaian politician and quantity surveyor.[33]

Chiyoko Shimakura, 75, Japanese singer and actress, liver cancer.[34]

Amanchi Venkata Subrahmanyam, 56, Indian actor, liver failure.[35]

7[edit]

John Cole, 85, British broadcaster and journalist, BBC political editor (1981–1992).[36]

Ian Davies, 57, Australian Olympic (1980, 1984) and Hall of Fame basketball player.[37]

Ron Dellow, 99, English football player and manager.[38]

C. R. De Silva, Sri Lankan lawyer, Attorney General (2007–2008), Solicitor General (2000–2007).[39]

Gustavo García, 60, Mexican film critic and journalist.[40]

Nikolay Karpov, 83, Russian Olympic ice hockey player (1960).[41]

Joey Manley, 48, American website publisher (Modern Tales), pneumonia.[42]

Ygnacio López Mendoza, 62, Mexican politician, Mayor of Santa Ana Maya.[43] (body found on this date)

Paul Mantee, 82, American actor (Apollo 13, Cagney & Lacey, Robinson Crusoe on Mars).[44]

Jack Mitchell, 88, American photographer and author.[45]

Nam Tae Hi, 84, South Korean martial artist, pioneering master of taekwondo.[46]

Joseph Rhodes, Jr., 66, American politician and activist, member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives (1973–1980).[47]

Amparo Rivelles, 88, Spanish actress.[48]

Manfred Rommel, 84, German politician, Lord Mayor of Stuttgart (1974–1996), son of Erwin Rommel.[49]

6[edit]

Guillermina Bravo, 92, Mexican ballet dancer and choreographer.[50]

Jay Cochrane, 69, Canadian tightrope walker, cancer.[51]

Tarla Dalal, 77, Indian food writer and chef, cardiac arrest.[52]

Jorge Dória, 92, Brazilian actor and humorist, cardiorespiratory failure.[53]

Elton Engstrom, Jr., 78, American politician, member of the Alaska House of Representatives (1965–1967) and Senate (1967–1971), father of Cathy Muñoz.[54]

Peter Fatialofa, 54, Samoan rugby union player and coach, heart attack.[55]

Yosef Harish, 90, Israeli jurist, Attorney General (1986–1993).[56]

Arvid Johanson, 84, Norwegian politician and newspaper editor.[57]

Christian López, 29, Guatemalan Olympic weightlifter (2008, 2012), ARDS.[58]

Dan Lurie, 90, American bodybuilder and fitness pioneer.[59]

Ace Parker, 101, American football and baseball player, member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame.[60]

Clyde Stacy, 77, American musician, co-creator of the Tulsa Sound, traffic collision.[61]

5[edit]

Habibollah Asgaroladi, 81, Iranian politician and presidential candidate, Leader of Islamic Coalition Party (1998–2008), lung problems.[62]

Juan Carlos Calabró, 79, Argentine actor (Johny Tolengo, el majestuoso), kidney disease.[63]

Dino Gifford, 96, Italian footballer.[64]

Tony Iveson, 94, British Royal Air Force pilot and World War II veteran.[65]