Independence Day Award, Bangladesh's highest civilian honours - Winners, 2010-2019:
Ten people and an organisation were awarded.[1] as below:
Recipients | Area | Note | |
---|---|---|---|
independence & liberation war | posthumous | ||
independence & liberation war | |||
independence & liberation war | |||
education | |||
education | |||
Literature | posthumous | ||
Literature | |||
culture | posthumously | ||
culture | posthumous | ||
culture | |||
culture |
Two institutions and seven people were awarded .[2]
Recipients | Area | Note | |
---|---|---|---|
education | organization | ||
liberation war | organization | ||
liberation war | posthumous | ||
Sanghraj Jyotipal Mahathero | liberation war | posthumous | |
liberation war | posthumous | ||
liberation war | |||
Nutan Chandra Singha | liberation war | posthumous | |
liberation war | posthumous | ||
culture |
Ten people received the award.[3]
Recipients | Area | Note | |
---|---|---|---|
liberation war | posthumous | ||
Abul Kalam Shamsuddin | liberation war | posthumous | |
liberation war | |||
Noyeem Gahar | liberation war | ||
Bazlur Rahman | journalist | posthumous | |
Rafiqul Islam | education | ||
Abul Fazal | literature | posthumous | |
Pran Gopal Datta | medical science | ||
Kazi M Badruddoza | agricultural science | ||
science and technology |
The award was given to eight people.[4]
Recipients | Area | Note | |
---|---|---|---|
liberation war | posthumous | ||
Mohammad Mosharraf Hossain | liberation war | ||
liberation war | |||
Abdul Hamid Miah | research on agriculture | ||
Swadesh Ranjan Bose | economics | posthumous | |
Satya Saha | culture | posthumous | |
M. A. Hannan | liberation war | posthumous | |
liberation war |
Nine people and one institution were awarded.[5] [6]
Recipients | Area | Note | |
---|---|---|---|
independence and liberation war | posthumous | ||
independence and liberation war | posthumous | ||
independence and liberation war | posthumous | ||
independence and liberation war | posthumous | ||
independence and liberation war | posthumous | ||
independence and liberation war | posthumous | ||
independence and liberation war | posthumous | ||
education | |||
culture | |||
Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute (BARI) | research and training |
The award was given to eight people.[7]
Recipients | Area | Note | |
---|---|---|---|
Independence and Liberation War | posthumous | ||
Independence and Liberation War | posthumous | ||
Independence and Liberation War | posthumous | ||
Mozaffar Ahmed | posthumous | ||
Literature | |||
Culture | |||
Mohammad Hossain Mondol | Research | ||
Santosh Gupta | Journalism | posthumous |
The award was given to fourteen people and one organization.[8]
Recipients | Area | Note | |
---|---|---|---|
Abul Maal Abdul Muhith | Independence and Liberation War | Finance minister of Bangladesh | |
Independence and Liberation War | Textiles and Jute Minister of Bangladesh | ||
Independence and Liberation War | posthumous | ||
Independence and Liberation War | Squadron Leader, Bir Uttam, formed Bangladesh Air Force | ||
Independence and Liberation War | Prevented the attack on Rajshahi Police Lines by the Pakistan occupation force | ||
Independence and Liberation War | posthumous; Administrator of Rangamati killed by Pakistani military force attack | ||
Independence and Liberation War | posthumous; typographer of the constitution | ||
Independence and Liberation War | posthumous; first diplomat to resign from Pakistani Foreign Service and pledge allegiance to Bangladesh; first head of Bangladesh's New Delhi mission | ||
Independence and Liberation War | cultural activities during the Liberation War | ||
Rafiqul Islam | Mother Language | posthumous | |
Mother Language | Achieving recognition of 21 February as International Mother Language Day | ||
Science and Technology | Posthumous; decoded the jute genome | ||
Medical Science | |||
Cultural | |||
Literature | |||
The award was given to fifteen people and an organization.[9]
Recipients | Area | Note | |
---|---|---|---|
Group Captain (retd) Shamsul Alam Bir Uttam | independence and liberation war | ||
Ashraful Alam | independence and liberation war | ||
Mohammad Nazmul Haque | independence and liberation war | posthumous | |
independence and liberation war | posthumous | ||
independence and liberation war | posthumous | ||
independence and liberation war | posthumous | ||
independence and liberation war | |||
medical science | |||
literature | |||
literature | |||
culture | |||
culture | |||
Khalil Kazi OBE | social service | ||
research and training | |||
research and training | posthumous | ||
public administration | posthumous |
Eighteen people were awarded.[10]
Recipients | Area | Note | |
---|---|---|---|
Quazi Zakir Hasan | independence and liberation war | posthumous | |
independence and liberation war | posthumous | ||
independence and liberation war | posthumous | ||
independence and liberation war | |||
independence and liberation war | posthumous | ||
independence and liberation war | posthumous | ||
independence and liberation war | posthumous | ||
independence and liberation war | posthumous | ||
independence and liberation war | posthumous | ||
independence and liberation war | posthumous | ||
independence and liberation war | posthumous | ||
independence and liberation war | |||
medicine | |||
social service | |||
literature | |||
food security | |||
culture | |||
agricultural journalism |
Thirteen people and an organization were awarded.[11] [12]
Recipients | Area | Note | |
---|---|---|---|
independence and liberation war | posthumous | ||
independence and liberation war | posthumous | ||
independence and liberation war | |||
independence and liberation war | |||
independence and liberation war | |||
independence and liberation war | posthumous | ||
independence and liberation war | posthumous | ||
independence and liberation war | posthumous | ||
medical science | |||
social service | |||
culture | |||
literature | |||
Haseena Khan | research and training | ||
Bangladesh Institute of Nuclear Agriculture (BINA) | science and technology |