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The History Of BD
History of ancient Bengal
Maurya Yug (321-185 BCE)
Gupta Dynasty (c. 320–550 AD)
Matsyana Era (650-750 AD)
Pala Dynasty (c. 750–1161 AD)
Sena Dynasty (c. 1070-1230 AD)
Muslim rule in Bengal
The Delhi Sultanate (1206–1526)
Mughal period (1526-1757)
East India Company Rule Period [1757-1858]
Faraidi Movement, 1818
Barasat Mutiny, 1825
Fort of Bamoo, 1831
British Rule Period [1857- 1947]
Swaraji Movement [1903-1908]
Partition of Bengal 1905 and its annulment in 1911
The Khilafat Movement [1919-1924]
Non-Coopeation Movement [1919-1922]
Bengal Pact, 1923
Simon Commisson [1927-30]
Nehru Report, 1928
Jinnah's Fourteen Point, 1929
The Round Table Conference, 1930-32
'Two Nations Theory' of Jinnah
The Lahore Resolution of 1940
Planing of Independent Integral Bangla, 1946-47
Mountbatten Plan of 1947
Pakistan Rule Period [1947-1971]
July Revolution (ছাত্র-জনতার অভ্যুত্থান)
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Civics & Good Governence
1st paper, Civ
1-1.CIVICS AND GOOD GOVERNANCE
2-3. VALUES, LAW, LIBERTY AND EQUALITY
3-5.RIGHTS AND DUTIES AND HUMAN RIGHTS
4-6.POLITICAL PARTY, LEADERSHIP AND GOOD GOVERNANCE
5-7.STRUCTURE OF GOVERNMENT
6-10.PATRIOTISM & NATIONALITY
2nd paper, Civ
1.BRITISH-INDIA AND PARTITION OF INDIA
2.FROM PAKISTAN TO BANGLADESH
3.POLITICAL PERSONALITY
4.THE CONSTITUTION OF BANGLADESH
5-7.CONSTITUIONAL INSTITUTION
7.1 Public Service Commision of BD
7.2 Election Commision of BD
7.3 Attorney General
7.4 The Comptroller & Auditor General
7.5 Anti-Corruption Commission
6-10.CIVIC PROBLEMS AND OUR DUTIES
Political Leader
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IN BD
In British Rule Period
Haji Shariat Ullah [1781-1840]
Titumir [1786-1831]
Nobab Abdul Lotif [1828-1893]
Nobab Sir Salimullah [1871-1915]
Chitta Ranjan Das [1870-1925]
Kazi Nazrul Islam
In Pakistan Rule Period
AK Fazlul Haque [1873-1962]
Hossen Shahid Suhrawardy [1892-1963]
Maulana Bhashani [1880-1976]
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman [1920-1975]
In The Independent Of Bangladesh
Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
Serajul Alam Khan
Tajuddin Ahmad
After 1971
Ziyaur Rahman [1936-1981]
Present Time
Dr. Yunus
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Present Time
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Awami League
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Nagorik Oikya
In Pakistan Rule Period
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All India Muslim League in 1906
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