BSS, Dhaka :
The nation is set to celebrate the Month of Victory with much festivity and enthusiasm amid a series of programmes throughout the month of December that begins on Friday.
Forty-six years back on December 16, Bangladesh was liberated from the Pakistani occupation forces after a nine-month-long bloodstained War of Liberation and the supreme sacrifices of three million people and the honour of nearly half a million women.
This year the celebration will be intensified as on October 30 last the UNESCO has recognised the historic 7th March Speech of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman as part of the world’s documentary heritage.
Different socio-political, educational and cultural institutions and organisations have chalked out numerous programmes to celebrate the nation’s great victory that was achieved under the leadership of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.
The programmes include placing of wreaths at the portrait of Bangabandhu at the Bangabandhu Memorial Museum in capital and processions, discussions, photo exhibitions and cultural events.
Sector Commanders Forum-Liberation War`71 is observing the first day of December 1 as the ‘Freedom Fighters Day’.
The organisation organised a programme at Mirpur Martyred Intellectuals Memorial here on Friday morning.
Liberation War Museum will organise a weeklong programme from December 10 to 16 to celebrate the month.
The programmes include music, dance, dance drama, theatre, recitation of poems, folk music, procession, street drama, cultural function, jubilant function for children and juvenile and lecture on human rights.
The museum will also arrange a three-day programme from December 14 to 16 at Jalladkhana Killing Field Memorial in Mipur 10.
Besides, many other organisations will organise various programmes across the country to celebrate the month of victory.
On December 14, the nation will observe Martyred Intellectuals’ Day to commemorate those intellectuals who were killed by Pakistani forces and their collaborators during the 1971 Liberation War, particularly on 25 March and 14 December.
The 46th Victory Day of the country will be celebrated on December 16 paying homage to the martyrs for their supreme sacrifice for freeing the country from the misrule and occupation of Pakistani ruler.
On this day in 1971, the commander of Pakistan occupation army General AAK Niazi and his 93,000 soldiers surrendered to the allied forces of freedom fighters and Indian army at Ramna Racecourse, now Suhrawardy Udyan, in Dhaka following a miserable defeat in the war of independence that broke out in March 25.
The nation is set to celebrate the Month of Victory with much festivity and enthusiasm amid a series of programmes throughout the month of December that begins on Friday.
Forty-six years back on December 16, Bangladesh was liberated from the Pakistani occupation forces after a nine-month-long bloodstained War of Liberation and the supreme sacrifices of three million people and the honour of nearly half a million women.
This year the celebration will be intensified as on October 30 last the UNESCO has recognised the historic 7th March Speech of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman as part of the world’s documentary heritage.
Different socio-political, educational and cultural institutions and organisations have chalked out numerous programmes to celebrate the nation’s great victory that was achieved under the leadership of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.
The programmes include placing of wreaths at the portrait of Bangabandhu at the Bangabandhu Memorial Museum in capital and processions, discussions, photo exhibitions and cultural events.
Sector Commanders Forum-Liberation War`71 is observing the first day of December 1 as the ‘Freedom Fighters Day’.
The organisation organised a programme at Mirpur Martyred Intellectuals Memorial here on Friday morning.
Liberation War Museum will organise a weeklong programme from December 10 to 16 to celebrate the month.
The programmes include music, dance, dance drama, theatre, recitation of poems, folk music, procession, street drama, cultural function, jubilant function for children and juvenile and lecture on human rights.
The museum will also arrange a three-day programme from December 14 to 16 at Jalladkhana Killing Field Memorial in Mipur 10.
Besides, many other organisations will organise various programmes across the country to celebrate the month of victory.
On December 14, the nation will observe Martyred Intellectuals’ Day to commemorate those intellectuals who were killed by Pakistani forces and their collaborators during the 1971 Liberation War, particularly on 25 March and 14 December.
The 46th Victory Day of the country will be celebrated on December 16 paying homage to the martyrs for their supreme sacrifice for freeing the country from the misrule and occupation of Pakistani ruler.
On this day in 1971, the commander of Pakistan occupation army General AAK Niazi and his 93,000 soldiers surrendered to the allied forces of freedom fighters and Indian army at Ramna Racecourse, now Suhrawardy Udyan, in Dhaka following a miserable defeat in the war of independence that broke out in March 25.
