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1. AN OVERVIEW OF BANGLADESH
Submitted By: Pranta Ray.
Department of Business Administration
Shahjalal University of Science & Technology

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Bangladesh

3. SHORT OVERVIEW OF BANGLADESH
1. Full Name: People’s Republic of Bangladesh
2. Prime Minister: Sheikh Hasina
3. President: Md. Abdul Hamid
4. Capital: Dhaka
GDP: 416.26 billion US dollars (2021)
Area: 148,460 km2
Population: 169,356,251
National Anthem: Amar Sonar Bangla…. (by Rabindranath Tagore)

4. LOCATION
• A country in South Asia is Bangladesh.
• India forms its western, northern, and eastern borders with it.
Myanmar (Burma) forms its southern border.
• It faces the Bay of Bengal to the south.

5. LIBERATION WAR OF BANGLADESH
Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman made the proclamation of
independence due to political marginalization, racial and linguistic
prejudice, and economic neglect by the politically powerful West
Pakistan.
On March 26, 1971, which is commemorated as Independence Day
each year, a broad-based movement of non-cooperation with the
military government began.

6. LIBERATION WAR OF BANGLADESH
• Bangladesh thereafter entered a bloody fight in search of its
own birth. Three million Bengalis are thought to have been
killed during the subsequent nine-month conflict, while ten
million refugees fled to India.
• The Pakistani army was forced to surrender on 16 December
1971 and the day is commemorated as Victory Day.

7. HISTORY OF BANGLA LANGUAGE
• In the tenth century, a version of Prakrit gave rise to the Bangla
language.
• The Brahmi alphabet, which was in use from 273 to 232 BC, is
the ancestor of the Bengali script.
• Three historical periods have been identified for the Bengali
language: Old Bengali (950–1350), Middle Bengali (1350–
1800), and Modern Bengali (1800 to the present day).
• Bangladesh's official language is Bengali, which is also India's
second-most-spoken language.

8. 21ST FEBRUARY, INTERNATIONAL MOTHER
LANGUAGE DAY
• Pakistan was split into two regions before 1971: East and West. East
Pakistan was the name of current Bangladesh, and West Pakistan was
the name of current Pakistan.
• Urdu was made the only language permitted to be used throughout the
nation by the Pakistani government of the time. With a sizable
Bengali-speaking population, East Pakistan refused to uphold the law.
• On February 21, 1952, Dhaka University students and other political
activists organized a local demonstration.
• Curfew was imposed by the government to prevent the strike.

9. 21ST FEBRUARY, INTERNATIONAL MOTHER
LANGUAGE DAY
• Police brutally shot and killed many student teachers and other
protesters after they engaged in the protest.
• Eventually, this tremendous sacrifice brought about the global
acknowledgment of mother language preservation.
• On Bangladesh's proposal, UNESCO designated February 21
as International Mother Language Day on November 17, 1999.

10. THE ECONOMIC STRUCTURE
• Bangladesh's economy is categorized as a developing market
economy.
• In nominal terms or at current prices, it is the world's 41st
largest economy, and it ranks 30th in PPP terms.
• GDP:- $397 billion (Nominal 2022 est.)
• GDP per Capital $2362 (Nominal 2022 est.)
• Inflation CPI (5.9%)

11. EXPORTS AND IMPORTS OF BANGLADESH
In 2021–2022, exports from Bangladesh totaled
$52.08 billion.
Primary exporting partners:-
European Union(+)44.6%
The United States(+) 19.9%
India(+) 3.8%
Canada(+) 2.9%
China(+) 1.3%
Bangladesh imported a total of $78.21 billion in
2021–2022.
Primary Importing partners:-
China(+) 21.5%
India(+) 12.2%
Singapore(+) 9.2%
European Union(+) 6.2%

12. BANGLADESH'S WILDLIFE
• The world's largest mangrove forest,
Sundarbans, is located in Asia.
• Bangladesh's emblematic animal is the
Tiger.
• Bangladesh's national fish is the Hilsha.
• Bangladesh's national bird is the magpie
robin.

13. BANGLADESH'S RELIGIONS
Islam(90.93%)
Hindu (8.54%)
Buddhism(0.6%) Christianity(0.37%)

14. BANGLADESHI FOOD
• Bangladesh is well known for its delectable cuisine and sweets.
• The staple cuisine in Bangladesh is rice.
• For the average Bangladeshi person, rice, fish curry, and lentils are the
three most popular traditional dishes.
• Bangladesh is renowned for its desserts as well. In Bangladesh, you
can discover dozens of sweets, rice cakes, and other desserts, most of
which are produced with rice and cow's milk.

15. CULTURE
• The style of life of Bangladeshi citizens is referred to as their culture.
It has changed over the years and now includes the cultural diversity
of many different Bangladeshi socioeconomic groupings.
• Famous Bengali writers, saints, authors, scientists, researchers,
thinkers, music composers, artists, and filmmakers contributed
significantly to the development of Bengali culture during the Bengal
Renaissance of the 19th and early 20th centuries.

16. CULTURE
• Bangladesh's culture is diverse and has absorbed Islamic, Hindu,
Buddhist, and Christian influences over the years.
• It manifests itself in a variety of ways, such as via music, dance, and
theater; art and craft; folklore and folktales; languages and literature;
philosophy and religion; festivals and celebrations; as well as
through a distinctive cuisine and culinary legacy.

17. BANGLADESH'S TOP TOURIST DESTINATIONS
• 1. Cox’s Bazar
• 2. St. Martin’s Island
• 3. Bandar ban
• 4. Rangamati
• 5. Foy’s Lake
• 6. Lal bhag fort
• 7. Patenga beach

18. SEASONS
• Bangladesh is renowned around the world as the
nation of six seasons.
• Only Bangladesh has six distinct seasons.
• Experts warn that it has already lost two of these
due to human activities and climate change.
Spring
Summer
Winter
Late
Autumn
Autum
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Rainy

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