History of your country

Our Bangladesh is an independent sovereign country. In 1971, the country was able to become independent on December 16 through a long 9-month bloody war. When our country got independence from West Pakistan. Then our own constitution of Bangladesh was issued in the country. And since then the constitutional name of our country has been kept, People's Republic of Bangladesh.

In 1991 democratic governance was re-introduced in our golden Bangladesh. Compared to other countries in the world, Bangladesh is a very small country in terms of size. However, Bangladesh is still in the eighth position in the list of the world's most populous countries.

Bangladesh is a country of unique nature surrounded by green forests. The country in which one of the world's mangrove forests, Sundarbans, is located. About 90 percent of the total population of Bangladesh follow Islam. Our country is very small in terms of size compared to other countries. But still our country has been able to contribute significantly to the garment manufacturing industry.
Still most of the land in our country is cultivated with rice. However, besides rice, many people cultivate wheat, corn etc.

Many parts of our country still belong to the rural environment. Where we can taste the rural environment of our country.
Bangladesh is known by many names. For example, the country of songs for some, the country of poets for others. And to some, Bangladesh is the land of heroes.

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There are several important days in the history of Bangladesh. Here are some notable days:

• 21st February:- International Mother Language Day International Mother Language Day is a special day celebrated in all Bengali-speaking regions including Bangladesh and West Bengal on 21st February, which is celebrated globally on 21st February every year as per the decision taken by the United Nations on 17th November 1999. On this day (8 Falgun, 1358, Thursday) in 1952, many young students were martyred in police firing on Bengali students who were agitating in Dhaka to demand that their mother tongue Bengali be made the state language of the then East Pakistan. Among whom Rafiq, Jabbar, Shafiur, Salam, Barkat are notable and for this reason this day is being marked as Martyr's Day.

• 26 March :- Independence Day and National Day On this day in 1971, Bengalis were formally called to fight against the Pakistani rulers, popularly known as the 'Declaration of Independence'. The announcement was broadcast several times that day and Bangladesh (then East Pakistan) officially joined the war. The war ended on December 16 that year and East Pakistan gained independence and a new country called Bangladesh emerged. Since then this day in March is celebrated as 'Independence Day' or 'Independence Day' every year.

• 1 May is International Workers' Day :- International Labor Day commonly known as May Day. It is celebrated worldwide on 1st May every year. It is a day of celebration of the International Labor Movement. Working people and labor organizations in different countries of the world celebrate the day through organized processions and processions on the streets. May 1st is a national holiday in about 80 countries of the world including India and Bangladesh. In many other countries it is celebrated privately.

• 15 August:- National Mourning Day is a national day celebrated in Bangladesh. This day is observed nationally and statewide on August 15 every year. On this day, the black flag is hoisted and the national flag of Bangladesh is kept at half mast. On August 15, 1975, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the architect of Bangladesh and independence, was killed with his family. The origin of this day is to commemorate the day.

• 14th December is Martyred Intellectuals Day:- Martyr Intellectual Day is a special day celebrated in Bangladesh. Every year in Bangladesh, 14th December is observed as Martyr Intellectual Day. During the period from 10th December to 14th December 1971, Pakistan Army killed almost all the first class intellectuals of Bangladesh. In this work, members of Razakar, Al Badr, Al Shams forces among the Bangladeshis directly and indirectly supported the Pakistani army.

• 16th December Victory Day:- As a special day in Bangladesh, Victory Day is celebrated all over the country. The day is specially celebrated in Bangladesh on December 16 every year. In a notification issued on 22 January 1972, the day was celebrated as the National Day of Bangladesh and declared an official holiday. About 91,634 members of the Pakistani Army formally surrendered on 16 December 1971 at Suhrawardy Udyan in Dhaka after nine months of liberation war. As a result, Bangladesh emerged as an independent and sovereign state.

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Bangladesh is my motherland I was born here and I am not afraid to die here. I have nothing to do without it because I respect and love my mother tongue a lot. I love my Bangladesh as much as I love my mother. I always want to live in peace and security. I always love Bangladesh from my heart. It is better to say that I want to keep Bangladesh drug free. I want to build a corruption free country.

Mother, mother tongue and mother land - these three things are very precious to people. Love for mother land and people is the natural and instinctive instinct of religious people. Even though people live abroad due to the needs and duties of life and livelihood, people cannot forget about the motherland and the magic of the motherland. All these effects exist in the body, mind and soul of every human being. Patriotism is the innate attraction or love, fondness, deep emotions and compassion of people towards motherland and birth place. According to Islam, patriotism is essential to secure the country's independence. Inciting patriotism, the Prophet (PBUH) said to the people, 'Every person should love the country. A person who does not love the country, is not a true believer.

It is the dignity of his country that one will love one another.
This country is not only mine but everyone's, so we must live together in this country. Those who have leaders in our country or have leaders will run the country with honesty and devotion. Then our country can move forward in the future. Everyone will live together regardless of rich and poor.

What do you think we need to do to make a country better and better?

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If each of us can root out corruption from our respective positions in the light of patriotism, ethics and social responsibility, then every citizen of the country will benefit and our image in the international arena will shine.

First, I want to create organizations in the country to lead leaders with integrity. But another thing is that not all public leaders and all people can talk to everyone. So I will choose the right person as the leader. It is said that good education is the backbone of the nation, so I want to get jobs in different places only with merit.

No wrongdoing and criminal act against the country can be done from the middle of politics. It will damage the reputation of our country. If someone commits a crime, he should be brought under the law and punished. Due to rampant corruption and lack of accountability, the poor people of the country suffer the most.

Corruption is the main obstacle to the country's economic development, progress and poverty alleviation. Realizing this reality, ACC should be made an independent and effective institution and effective steps should be taken to free the country from the scourge of corruption.

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