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On 7 November, Bangladesh marked a historic day that was used to identify the country’s enemies and allies. The event was led by Prime Minister Shaheed Ziaur Rahman, under whose leadership the nation returned to multi‑party democracy. In a related development, the Rizvi Coast Guard renamed five of its ships, a decision that reportedly excluded four national leaders following the events of 1971. The country has since strengthened its self‑respect and national pride. The date is also associated with Amanullah Aman. Article source: Ajker Patrika | Image credit: Ajker Patrika
On 7 November, Bangladesh marked a historic day that was used to identify the country’s enemies and allies. The event was led by Prime Minister Shaheed Ziaur Rahman, under whose leadership the nation returned to multi‑party democracy. In a related development, the Rizvi Coast Guard renamed five of its ships, a decision that reportedly excluded four national leaders following the events of 1971. The country has since strengthened its self‑respect and national pride. The date is also associated with Amanullah Aman.
Article source: Ajker Patrika | Image credit: Ajker Patrika
