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1916 M Innas Ali (1916–2010), Bangladeshi physicist, founding chairman of Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission, was born in Barhatta, Netrokona, Bengal Presidency, British India.
Google | M Innas Ali Timeline | 1918 M Amirul Islam (1918-2001), scientist and educationist, was born in Noakhali.
Google | M Amirul Islam Timeline | 1918 (General) Mohammad Ataul Ghani Osmany (1918-1984), commander-in-chief of the Liberation Forces and of the Bangladesh Armed Forces, was born in Sunamganj.
Google | Mohammad Ataul Ghani Osmany Timeline | 1926 Abdur Rahman Biswas (1926-2017), president of Bangladesh (1991-1996), was born in the village Shaistabad of Barisal district.
Google | Abdur Rahman Biswas Timeline | 1935 (Air Vice Marshal) M Khademul Bashar (1935-1976), chief of Bangladesh Air Force, was born in Bogra.
Google | M Khademul Bashar Timeline | 1935 Mustafa Manwar, renown Bangladesh artist, painter, sculptor, radio performer and professor of fine arts, was born.
Google | Mustafa Manwar Timeline | 1947 Pakistan Tamaddun Majlish (commonly known as Tamaddun Majlish), an Islamic cultural organization in erstwhile East Pakistan, founder of the historic Language Movement was founded by Principal Abul Kashem, a professor of the Physics department of Dhaka University.
Google | Tamaddun Majlish Timeline | 1972 One Hundred Taka note was first issued as a currency of Bangladesh.
Google | Bangladeshi Taka Timeline | 1976 (Air Vice Marshal) M Khademul Bashar (1935-1976), chief of Bangladesh Air Force, died in a plane crash while himself piloting an inaugural flight on the occasion of the opening of Flying Instructors School at BAF Dhaka Base.
Google | M Khademul Bashar Timeline | 1978 Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), a new political party was launched with Ziaur Rahman as its chairman.
Google | Bangladesh Nationalist Party Timeline | 1988 Mushfiqur Rahim, a Bangladeshi cricketer and the captain of the national cricket team, was born in Bogra.
Google | Mushfiqur Rahim Timeline | 2000 Off Cox's Bazar 13 boats with 130 fishermen were reported sunk during rainstorms.
Google | Maritime Accidents in Bangladesh Timeline | 2003 Nurjahan Murshid, a renowned leader of women renaissance of Bengal and one of the major organisers of the Liberation War, died in Dhaka.
Google | Nurjahan Murshid Timeline | 2004 A US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) team arrives in the capital Dhaka to investigate the August 21 grenade attack on Awami League rally.
Google | Terrorism in Bangladesh Timeline | 2021 Bangladesh wins first ever Twenty20 International (T20I) Cricket match against New Zealand. Bangladesh wins by 7 wickets in Dhaka.
Google | Bangladesh Cricket Timeline | 2024 A bus collides with truck before falling into a ditch in Gopalganj, killing ten people and injuring 15 others.
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