Dr. Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Prize Awarded Men of Bangladesh

Professor Dr. Muhammad Yunus, was born on 18 June at Bathua village in Hat Hazari of Chittagong. His father’s name is Hazi Dula Mia and mother’s name is Sufia Khatun. Yunus is the third among fourteen children of his parents. He completed his primary education from Lama Bazar Primary School and got first place in the scholarship examination. Then he admitted into a collegiate school and passed the Matriculation standing 16^th position. After passed Intermediate from Chittagong College he admitted into University of Dhaka in the Department of Economics. He got M.A. in Economics in 1961 and did Ph.D. in 1969 from the USA. Dr. Yunus Established Grammen Bank in 1976 and started his micro credit programmers have been very successful in poverty reduction all over the world. His activities of poverty alleviation and promotion of peace have been famous all over the world. Professor Dr. Muhammad Yunus is awarded the Highest Honorable Prize of the World, Nobel Prize in 2006. We are proud of him.

Culture of Bangladesh

Culture means the complete picture of life of a society or nation. A society’s culture is made up of all its ideas and ways of behaving. Language, music, ideas about what is evil and good, ways of working and playing, and the tools and other objects- all these are parts of a society’s culture. Every society is endowed with its own. We have our own language, music and social customs which build up our culture. We’ve song bases based on rural and idyllic picture of life. We’ve folk songs, local jatra-pala, own marital systems based on religious and social rules. We celebrate the pahela boishakh as the Bangle New Year Day.

International Mother Language Day and Bangladesh.

Mother Language is divine gift as stated in the holy Quran. It's very important in the sense  that the people of a country express their idea, thought, feelings and emotions clearly through it.The 21st February is a red letter day in our national and international life also. Every year on this very day, the whole nation comes to the martyr's monument and the ritual seems to effect a purification of souls. On this day in 1952, the the brave sons of  "Mother-Bengle" laid down their lives to protect the interest of the mother tongue (language). According to a unanimous decision of the UNESCO on Nov. 17, 1999, this day is now the INTERNATIONAL MOTHER LANGUAGE DAY. This declaration has turned a national celebration to an international event. Now the whole the world observes the 21st February as International Mother Language Day. UN Secretary General (Ex.) Kofi Anan truly says. "This day will help to raise awareness among the nations of the world about the enduring value of their language."

Bangladesh, at a glance.

Bangladesh is a small populous and evergreen country which situated in south-east Asia of the world.  It gained independence two times. Once from Britain in 1847 and next from Pakistan on 16 December, 1971. It's Area is 1,47,570 sqr. fts.Dhaka is the capital of this country. More than 15 corer people live here. Most of them are Muslims. The other are Hindus, Buddhist, Christians. Most of village people are farmers.People of all communities live here with peace and amity. Bangle is the base language of the country. there are also number of tribal dialect. It's also a land of beauty and natural beauty is the main attraction  of this country. The largest sea-beach in the world is here at Cox's Bazar. Other main tourism spots include Patenga, Sundarbans, Kuakata sea-beach etc. Let's see The Bangladesh's Beauty 24 hour and 7 days.