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1. 1 WELCOME

2. 2

3. 3 AMAAR DESH bangladesh Tale of a young country – an old nation

4. A fascinating tale of a beautiful country… 4

5. A nation that sacrificed 3 million lives in only 9 months - One of the HIGHEST sacrifices for “ Independence” “If blood is the price for independence, Bangladesh has certainly overpaid ” - Anthony Mascarenhas

6. s tory of an only nation that sacrificed lives for its language Recognized by UNESCO as International Mother L anguage D ay 21 February 1952, the day of our language movement Language movement February 21, 1952 Language Monument Commemorating the sacrifices

7. 7 and the people…….. simple…hardworking …& always smiling…..

8. 100 gates open to enter…. but none to leave….. 8

9. winding, breathing rivers….. 9

10. enchanting green all over…… 10

11. Luxuriant forests 11

12. the magical glint of a sparkling love… 12

13. simple people … 13

14. hospitable and friendly…… 14

15. unit in diversity…… We are BANGLADESHIS !! 15

16. Freedom.....the most cherished part of our being 16

17. 17 Invites you from dawn to dusk….

18. 18 Welcome sha go tom

19. Location and Geography (South Asia)

20. BAY OF BENGAL 20 largest delta in the world ……… spread over approximately 147,570 sq km

21. crisscrossed by more than 700 rivers & canals 21

22. RIVER PADMA 22

23. RIVER MEGHNA 23

24. 24 RIVER JAMUNA Jamuna Bridge – one of the longest bridge in Asia

25. 25 Rivers deeply influence our people & culture

26. Much of the land is flat and fertile 26

27. Hills and Tropical Forest Hills 27

28. 28 COX’S BAZAR LONGEST SEA BEACH (80 miles)

29. 29 HILL TRACTS

30. 30 SUNDARBAN-LARGEST MANGROVE FOREST

31. HISTORY 31

32. THE PAKISTAN PERIOD 1947 – Creation of India and Pakistan 32 1600 km Pakistan was divided into two parts: West and East c ultural and linguistic differences…

33. 33 21 February 1952 A day that marked our sacrifice for our mother tongue

34. 34 Pak Military Junta mounted on massacre of innocent civilians on 25/26 March 1971

35. 35 People from all W alks Participated in the Nine(09) Month L iberation W ar

36. 16 Dec 1971 – BANGLADESH , once known as East Pakistan, took birth as an Independent State 36

37. 37 We Celebrate 16 December as Victory Day with Pomp & Grandeur

38. 38 Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Father of the Nation

39. National Flag Rising sun, strength, vigor and sacrifice our people made to earn the independence Greenery of the country with its youthfulness

40. National Anthem O SONAR BANGLA, MY LAND OF “GOLD”, SO DEARLY I LOVE THEE. ETERNALLY YOUR SLEISES, EACH BREEZE PLAYS MELODIES IN ME !

41. 41 Dhaka City (Capital)

42. 42 A Booming City of Million Dreams

43. 43 Key Information GDP(PPP) ( 2018) Total GDP (PPP) $ 751.949 billion Per Capita GDP (PPP) $ 1677 GDP Growth 7.86% GDP by Sector (FY 2017-2018) Agriculture 14.10% Industry 33.71% Services 52.18% Total Export ( 2017-2018) $ 34.85 billion Total Import ( 2017-2018) $ 47.50 billion Population Growth Rate 1.37% Male-Female Ration 103:100 Life Expectancy ( 2018) 71.6 years Male 70.30 years Female 72.9 years Population below Poverty Line ( 2018) 24.3% Labour Force ( 2018) 79 million Agriculture 40.1% Industry 20.8% Others 34.1% Unemployment ( 2018) 4.2% Literacy Rate ( 2018) 71% Mobile Telephone Penetration (mid 2018) 140 million ( 82%)

44. GOVERNMENT 44 Parliamentary Democracy Prime Minister is the Head of Government President is the Head of the State

45. NATIONAL PARLIAMENT HOUSE – JATIYO SANGSAD 350 SEATS ; 300 ELECTED, 50 RESERVED FOR WOMEN 45

46. A Developing country with one of the fastest growing Economies US $ = 85.6 Taka / 1 UK £ = 111.64 TAKA 46

47. AGRICULTURE BASED ECONOMY 47

48. VIBRANT INDUSTRY AND INVESTMENT LAYING SOLID LAUNCHING PAD FOR ECONOMIC UPLIFT 48

49. 49 EXPORT PROCESSING ZONE (EPZ) ATTRACTING FDI

50. 50 READYMADE GARMENTS BOOMING OUR EXPORT MARKETS

51. Ship-building, Paper, Cotton, Jute, Textile, Cement, Fertilizers, Leather, Pharmaceuticals, Ceramics, Plastics, Shrimp and Fish processing MAIN INDUSTRIES 51

52. 52 Micro Credit Economy…….. Invented and marketed by Dr Yunus

53. MICRO CREDIT ECONOMY A solution to poverty… 53

54. Dr Muhammad Yunus The Grameen Bank and Dr Yunus awarded 2006 Nobel Peace Prize 54 GRAMEEN BANK

55. DEMOGRAPHY 55

56. POPULATION Estimated at 160 million 56 Population density 1077/sq km

57. 70% of population live in rural areas 57

58. Ethnically homogeneous, with Bengalis comprising 98% of the population 58 Smiling Bengalis……………..

59. 59 4 5 tribal groups in Chittagong Hill Tracts and other parts of the country

60. Muslim 87% Hindu 12% Christian 0.6% Buddhist 0.4% BANGLADESH-AN EPITOME OF RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE & CO-EXISTANCE 60

61. CLIMATE-TYPICALLY TROPICAL WITH HIGH HUMIDITY & MODEST TEMPERATURE RANGING FROM 18 to 34 o C 61

62. ….enjoying six colors of nature 62 SUMMER MONSOON AUTUMN LATE AUTUMN WINTER SPRING

63. 63 Traditional Winter Foods

64. AN AMAZING VARIETY OF FLORA & FAUNA ENRICHES THE BEAUTY OF OUR COUNTRY 64

65. FLOWERS OF BANGLADESH 65

66. WATER LILLY ( SHAPLA ) NATIONAL FLOWER 66

67. FRUITS OF BANGLADESH 67 Jackfruit

68. MAMMALS 68

69. ROYAL BENGAL TIGER THE KING OF SUNDARBAN 69

70. BIRDS OF BANGLADESH 70

71. MAGPIE ROBIN (DOEL) 71

72. FISH OF BANGLADESH 72

73. ILISH (HILSHA) – NATIONAL FISH 73

74. BEING OVER A THOUSAND YEARS OLD, BANGLADESH HAS A RICH LEGACY OF CULTURE & FESTIVITY 74

75. RABINDRANATH TAGORE KAZI NAZRUL ISLAM Two of the greatest icons in Bangla literature 75

76. MUSIC & DANCE- AN INSEPERABLE PART OF BENGALI CULTURE 76

77. 77 TRIBAL CULTURE

78. 78 Baul and Bhatiali Song

79. 79 Urban Music

80. FESTIVALS Colourful Pahela Baishak – Bengali New Year 80

81. NABANNA – HARVEST FESTIVAL 81

82. BASHANTA MELA – SPRING CARNIVAL 82

83. EID RELIGIOUS FESTIVALS DURGA POOJA BUDDHA PURNIMA X MAS DAY 83

84. Independence Day – 26 Mar Victory Day – 16 Dec Language Day – 21 Feb 84

85. 85 World Famous ‘Muslin’ sari

86. BANGLADESHI ‘SARI’ 86

87. 87 EXCLUSIVE ‘SARI’

88. SALWAR KAMIZ 88

89. 89 SALWAR KAMIZ

90. PAJAMA PANJABI 90

91. FATUA 91

92. HANDICRAFTS 92

93. 93 Nakshi Katha , Jute-works, Woodcrafts

94. JEWELLERY 94

95. GAMES & SPORTS KABADI FOOTBALL HOCKEY CRICKET CHESS SWIMMING 95

96. Most Popular Sport is Cricket 96

97. 97 Traditional boat race

98. ARMED FORCES 98

99. 99 Bangladesh Armed forces came into being during Liberation War, 1971

100. 100 Nation is proud of the Custodian of the Plain

101. 101 …..involved in nation building activities Road construction Disaster management Security & Protection Voter Registration UN Mission UN Mission

102. 102

103. Foreign Policy Dictum “FRIENDSHIP TO ALL AND MALICE TO NONE”

104. 105

105. CONCLUSION 106 …..a tale of a countless untold story

106. 107 Thank You………….