Md Bayzid Hossain Saad, widely known as Bayzid Saad, is a Bangladeshi journalist, writer, and social activist recognized for his commitment to investigative reporting, public welfare journalism, and community engagement. Born on November 17, 2003, in Tungipara, Gopalganj, Bangladesh, he grew up in a respected Muslim family as the youngest of three siblings. From an early age, he demonstrated a strong curiosity about society, public affairs, and storytelling, which later shaped his path toward journalism.
Saad has gradually built a reputation among peers and audiences as a young journalist dedicated to truth, social responsibility, and ethical reporting. His work often focuses on issues affecting ordinary citizens, particularly in the areas of public health, governance, and social justice. Alongside his professional career in journalism, he actively participates in humanitarian initiatives, cultural activities, and community-based development efforts.
Educational Journey
Bayzid Saad’s educational path reflects a diverse academic background that has helped shape his analytical and thoughtful perspective on society. He began his early education at Kerail Kopa Government Primary School in Tungipara, where he completed his Primary School Certificate (PSC) in 2013.
He later studied at Khan Shaheb Sheikh Mosharrof Hossain School and College, completing his Junior School Certificate (JSC) in 2016 and his Secondary School Certificate (SSC) in 2019 from the Science stream.
For higher secondary education, he attended Haji Lal Mia City College in Gopalganj and completed his Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) in Humanities in 2021.
He initially began his undergraduate studies in Philosophy at Gopalganj Government Bangabandhu College. Later, he transferred to Kabi Nazrul Government College in Dhaka, an institution affiliated with the University of Dhaka, where he is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Arts (Honours) degree in Philosophy. His academic exposure to science, humanities, and philosophy continues to influence his critical thinking and journalistic approach.
Professional Journalism Career
Bayzid Saad began his journey in journalism in 2019 and has since worked across print, online, and television media platforms. Through these experiences, he has developed strong skills in field reporting, investigative journalism, and newsroom coordination.
He currently works as a News Reporter at Ekhon TV, Bangladesh’s first business television channel under the City Group. In this role, he reports on a wide range of national issues including healthcare challenges, social welfare concerns, political developments, and environmental matters. His work involves field investigations, on-ground reporting, and producing in-depth stories that highlight real-life challenges faced by communities.
Prior to joining Ekhon TV, he built his early journalism career through several media organizations. He worked as a Reporter at Ekushey Sangbad from 2022 to 2023, where he covered national and social affairs. Before that, he served as a Reporter at Daily Amar Sangbad from 2019 to 2022, reporting on public-interest issues and community stories. During this period, he also worked as the News Editor of Nabadhara Online from 2020 to 2021, where he managed newsroom operations, edited news content, and coordinated with reporters and contributors.
These experiences helped him develop a strong foundation in investigative reporting, editorial decision-making, and digital news publishing.
Investigative Focus and Journalistic Impact
A significant portion of Saad’s journalism focuses on health reporting and public welfare issues. His investigative stories frequently highlight systemic problems within healthcare services and public institutions.
He has reported on issues such as hospital bed shortages, the absence of adequate medical staff, irregularities in private healthcare facilities, and challenges in medicine supply chains.
His reporting often brings attention to the struggles faced by vulnerable communities and aims to encourage institutional accountability.
One of his widely discussed investigative reports, “Operation Does Not Work: Illegal Clinics Reopened the Day After Closure,” broadcast on Ekhon TV, exposed regulatory failures surrounding unauthorized private clinics. The report generated public discussion about oversight and enforcement in the healthcare sector.
Through such work, Saad aims not only to reveal problems but also to promote constructive dialogue around governance, policy, and public service reforms.
Awards and Recognition
Bayzid Saad’s work in journalism has earned recognition from professional organizations and media platforms.
In 2024, he received the KNGCJA Best Reporting Award for his investigative television report titled “Operation Does Not Work: Illegal Clinics Reopened the Day After Closure,” which was broadcast on Ekhon TV.
In 2025, he was honored with the National Influence Award for his contribution to health and public welfare journalism. The award was presented by the Human Rights Implementation Journalist Society and Star Bangladesh Media, acknowledging his growing role as a young investigative journalist working in the public interest.
Organizational Roles
Beyond his professional reporting responsibilities, Saad remains actively engaged in journalist organizations and professional networks.
He currently serves as the General Secretary of the Kabi Nazrul Government College Journalist Association. He is also the Office Secretary of the Tungipara Press Club and an Executive Member of the Gopalganj Journalist Federation. Additionally, he is involved with the Gopalganj Reporters’ Forum.
Through these roles, he works to strengthen collaboration among journalists, promote ethical reporting standards, and support the professional development of emerging reporters.
Social Service and Community Engagement
Bayzid Saad is deeply involved in social and humanitarian initiatives that aim to support communities and promote civic responsibility.
He is associated with several volunteer and welfare organizations, including Amra Tungiparabashi Association, We All for Others (ASOP), Alo SD Foundation, and Balukona Social Welfare Society. Through these platforms, he participates in various community-based initiatives that focus on public welfare and youth engagement.
He also serves as the Organisational Secretary of Darpan Blood Camp, a voluntary blood donation initiative. Through this organization, he helps coordinate blood donation campaigns and awareness programs encouraging young people to participate in life-saving voluntary blood donation. He himself has donated blood six times.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Saad played an active humanitarian role by helping coordinate free oxygen support for patients suffering from respiratory complications in the Gopalganj region, assisting many families during a difficult period.
Cultural Engagement and Artistic Initiatives
Saad strongly believes that culture and creative expression can play a powerful role in strengthening social harmony and collective identity.
He is a Founding Member of the Tungipara Art Club, an initiative that encourages children and young people to explore art, literature, and painting. Through this platform, he has helped organize exhibitions, cultural programs, and creative events involving both local and national artists.
He is also an Active Member of Bangladesh Udichi Shilpigoshthi (Tungipara Unit). In addition, he is affiliated with Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, where he contributes to organizing cultural events, stage performances, and national-day celebrations that promote Bangladesh’s rich artistic heritage.
Through these initiatives, he seeks to use art and culture as tools for social development and cultural awareness.
Environmental Awareness and Advocacy
Environmental sustainability is another important dimension of Saad’s social engagement. He actively participates in tree-planting campaigns, environmental awareness initiatives, and community cleanliness drives that promote responsible environmental practices.
Through both journalism and community work, he highlights the connection between environmental protection, public health, and sustainable development.
Professional Training and Development
To strengthen his professional capabilities, Saad has participated in several specialized journalism training programs.
He completed the Public Interest Journalism Programme conducted by BBC Media Action, which focused on strengthening ethical reporting practices and public-interest storytelling.
He also participated in the Data-Driven Reporting on Climate Trends, Disaster and Finance training organized by Dataful, where he developed skills in data analysis and evidence-based reporting related to climate change and disaster management.
These training experiences have further enhanced his ability to produce analytical, responsible, and impactful journalism.
Skills and Personal Interests
Saad’s professional competencies include investigative reporting, field journalism, editorial writing, research, public communication, and digital media storytelling.
Outside journalism, he enjoys reading, traveling, photography, creative writing, and exploring cultural traditions. His interests also extend to youth leadership, social advocacy, environmental awareness, and community development.
Vision and Philosophy
With a background in philosophy, Bayzid Saad approaches journalism as both a profession and a civic responsibility. He believes journalism should go beyond simply reporting events; it should encourage informed dialogue, promote transparency, and strengthen democratic accountability.
His guiding principle is that journalism must remain rooted in truth, empathy, and public service.
The Continuing Journey of Bayzid Saad
From his early life in Tungipara, Gopalganj — the birthplace of Bangladesh’s founding father — to building a career in journalism in Dhaka, Bayzid Saad’s journey reflects determination, curiosity, and a strong sense of social responsibility.
Whether reporting from the field, mentoring young journalists, organizing community initiatives, or participating in humanitarian activities, he continues to pursue a clear mission: to inform society, inspire awareness, and contribute to meaningful change.
As his professional journey continues, Bayzid Saad remains committed to responsible journalism, public service, and the belief that media can be a powerful force for positive transformation in society.





