Mujibnagar Amarkanan/Mango Garden-A Historical Place In Bangladesh

Despite everything we bear in mind the deplorable history of Palashi. Palashi, haa Palashi, have been playing again in the heart. Would we be able to ever overlook that terrible or grievous occurrence? We always remembered that this history can never be overlooked, which is Bidyanathtala of Meherpur, which Mujibnagar later. History at the consistent less than ideal This history is the historical backdrop of autonomy, this history is the historical backdrop of the new sun Udaya history of Bangladesh.

The new sun of Bangladesh's autonomy has emerged on 17 April 1971 in Meerpur's Baidyanathtala. In the year 214 years previously this occurrence, the sun of Bengal's freedom was built up at Palashi in Nadia region of West Bengal state. The day was 23 June 1757. The dialect development of 21 February 1952, the consuming of Pakistani banners, opportunity and autonomy development began from Dhaka University. These vital occasions of our country's history have occurred in Amtala and Amrakanan.

Our flexibility is set in Palashir Amarkan; Likewise, the sun of freedom has emerged in Baidyanathtala in Meherpur Amrakanan. Afterward, in any case, the place was known as Amrikanan in Mujibnagar. Palashir Amarkanan is the historical backdrop of our subordination; Similarly, Amarkanan of Mujibnagar is the historical backdrop of the autonomy of Bangladesh. Amarkanan Baidyanathtala of Meherpur, which is the Mujibnagar after nightfall on the freedom of Bangladesh, it is alive and celebrated to the Bengali country and to the world. Noteworthy amaraanan of Mujibnagar is recalled in the historical backdrop of the freedom war, in the customs that occurred here on the primary vow taking service of Bangladesh. Beginning from the dialect development of 1952, all against Pakistan developments have been begun from Amtala of Dhaka University. Presently the mango tree is the national tree of Bangladesh. Following 39 years of freedom, on November 15, 2010, the National Tree of Bangladesh was chosen for the reason.

'Oma, phagune, in your mango woodland

The aroma is insane

Hello beam

On 17 April 1971, upon the arrival of taking pledge of the principal administration of Bangladesh, our national song of devotion, Rabindranath Tagore, was distributed in the realm of Amrikkanan in Mujibnagar, 'My Sonar Bangla I Love You'. An impression of the national song of praise is, 'O madam, phagune, your amar woodland/notice insane'. Our national song of devotion likewise has say of Ambagan. On the prior night seventeenth April, there was overwhelming precipitation in Mujibnagar Amarkan. On the morning of April 17, Amarkanan Shrokara Mukul and Mango fragrance downpours gave the stomach to the blockhead and energy. The sun sparkles in the ambagan and the brilliant daylight giggles with the hole between the leaves of the dike. In such a circumstance, the promise taking service of the Mujibnagar government was finished. These data has been found in the compositions of Mahbubuddin Ahmed and Major Hafizuddin Ahmad.

The historical backdrop of swearing in Mujibnagar's first government in Bangladesh is known to all. In any case, this history isn't new. On this day the Declaration of Bangladesh's freedom was perused out. Remaining before a huge number of flexibility contenders and several nonnatives and outside writers in the open place that is known for Bengal, the Chief Whip of Awami League Professor Md. Yousuf Ali. For whatever length of time that the freedom war of Bangladesh is going on; The revelation was successful as the between time constitution of the legislature of Mujibnagar. On December 16, 1972, the nation's new constitution was authorized. From that point forward, the legitimacy of the Declaration of Independence as a Constitution stops.

On 17 April 1971, the National Flag lifted the national banner of Mujibnagar's Amrakanon, Syed Nazrul Islam. The nation's first Mujibnagar government promised today before neighborhood and remote writers.
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