List of Independence Day Award recipients |
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Independence Day Award, Bangladesh's highest civilian honours - Winners, 2000-2009:
Ten individuals were awarded. [1]
Recipients | Area | Note |
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Syed Shamsul Haque | literature | |
Binod Bihari Chowdhury | social work | |
Ajit Ray | music | |
Ustad Khurshid Khan | music | |
Sardar Fazlul Karim | education | |
Shahabuddin | painting | |
Maulana Abdur Rashid Tarkabagish | literature | |
M. A. Rab | liberation war | |
Sultana Kamal | sports | |
Rokanuzzaman Khan | children organizer |
Recipients | Area | Note |
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Sayeda Motahera Banu | literature | |
Shaheed Mashiur Rahman | liberation war | |
Alhaz Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury | liberation war | |
M. A. Aziz | liberation war | |
Muhammad Mayezuddin | liberation war | |
Late Ruhul Quddus | liberation war | |
Aminuddin | liberation war | |
Dr. Zikrul Haque | liberation war | |
Ashfaqur Rahman Khan | liberation war | |
M. R. Akhtar Mukul | journalism | |
Bangladesh Cricket Board | sports | organization |
Four individuals and one organization were awarded. [2]
Recipients | Area | Note |
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Hasan Hafizur Rahman | literature | |
Barin Majumder | music | |
Abdul Latif | music | |
S. A. Bari | liberation war | |
Dhaka Ahsania Mission | social work | organization |
Two individuals were awarded. [3]
Recipients | Area | Note |
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Sheikh Mujibur Rahman | liberation War | posthumous |
Ziaur Rahman | liberation war | posthumous |
Seven individuals and three organizations were awarded. [4] [5]
Recipients | Area | Note |
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Oli Ahad | liberation war | |
Comrade Moni Singh | liberation war | posthumous |
Brig (retd) Prof Abdul Malik | medical science | |
Muhammad Siddiq Khan | education | posthumous |
Abu Ishaque | literature | posthumous |
Altaf Mahmud | culture | posthumous |
Valerie Ann Taylor | social work | |
Bangladesh Ansar and VDP | sports | organization |
Rural Development Academy | rural development | organization |
Sandhani | social work | organization |
One individual and one organization were awarded. [6] [7]
Recipients | Area | Note |
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Mujibul Huq | ||
International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh | institution |
Two organization were awarded. [8] [9]
Recipients | Area | Note |
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Rapid Action Battalion | social work | organization |
Bangladesh Betar | liberation war | organization |
In the year 2007, two organizations were awarded: [10] [11]
Recipients | Area | Note |
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Bangladesh Army | liberation war | organization |
BRAC | social work | organization |
Three individuals and 1 organization were awarded. [12]
Recipients | Area | Note |
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Dr. Syed Muhammad Shamsuzzoha | liberation war | |
Dr. Govinda Chandra Dev | liberation war | |
Rehman Sobhan | research and training | |
Bangladesh Rifles | liberation war | organization |
Four personalities received the award in 2009. [13]
Recipients | Area | Note |
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Abdul Gaffar Choudhury | literature | |
Abdul Matin | culture | |
Professor A M Harun-or Rashid | science and technology | |
Ivy Rahman | social welfare | posthumous |
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