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Sheikh Mujibur Rahman: Anführer der bangladeschischen Unabhängigkeitsbewegung
Full text linkAnfang 2020 wird der 100. Geburtstag von Sheikh Mujibur Rahman gefeiert. Er gilt als Initiator der Unabhängigkeit des damaligen Ostpakistan und hat mehr als irgendeine andere Person dazu beigetragen, dass es heute den unabhängigen Staat Bangladesch gibt. Eine persönliche Würdigung
Role of Mujibur Rahman in the Formation of Bangladesh
Full text linkWith the formation of Bangladesh, we need to know that there is an important role of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Pakistan's concern from politics, economy, social and culture has made the government intervene to reduce the problem. But in fact all of that does not reduce the gap between West Pakistanis and East Pakistanis. On January 6, 1970 AD, Mujibur Rahman was elected President of the Awami League over victory in Pakistan's democratic elections. The Awami League party at a working committee meeting on April 1, 1970 AD decided to take part in the general elections which will be scheduled for later this year. In the general election held on December 7, 1970 AD, Mujibur Rahman demanded the right to draw up a new constitution on the basis of its 6 articles and the right to form a government / cabinet of Pakistan. However, this guidance was rejected by the military regime of President Yahya Khan. As a result, Mujibur Rahman changed his strategy by demanding separation from Pakistan and forming his own country called Bangladesh
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Early Life Leadership Dimensions of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman: An Exceptional Political Leadership Model
No full textSheikh Mujibur Rahman was an unparallel political leader of Bangladesh who gained leadership qualities from the early days of life. He is popularly known as Bangabandhu and was a great philanthropist. Mujib was the unique political personality and the creator or father of the nation of Bangladesh. His \u27Historic 7 March Speech\u27 of 1971 now is the documentary heritage in the Memory of the World Register of UNESCO-United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. By his captivating leadership, the people of Bangladesh snatched the country\u27s independence. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman captured the ideals of life, education and learning of the love and sympathy to the people, communal harmony, securing the right of the \u27have not\u27 people since his boyhood. These leadership traits made Sheikh Mujibur Rahman an exception character ever since his early days, and peoples are knowledgeable about his trademarked political career and venerated his artisanship in crafting Bangladesh. However, the concept of childhood leadership that Mujib belonged merely came to light. This article aims to examine the significant small events of domestic surroundings, dynastic background and family education, schooling, right-based activities, and the gradual involvement in the country\u27s politics of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. These fundamental elements translated into charismatic and democratic political leadership and made him a tremendous humanitarian personality. As a method, analyzing the archival resources and related published literature as books and journal articles, this study has crafted a vivid picture of an unsophisticated but the foundation of moral learning of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman from early life. The significant result of this study is that it would present an exceptional model of political leadership and fulfil the gap about the information over his early life leadership. Most importantly, the outcome will provide the leadership capability to achieve goals personally set by the Mujib through his distinguishing attributes and response to the social and environmental situation during early life that would contribute to the discourse of political leadership studies
Early Life Leadership Dimensions of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman: an Exceptional Political Leadership Model
No full textSheikh Mujibur Rahman was an unparallel political leader of Bangladesh who gained leadership qualities from the early days of life. He is popularly known as Bangabandhu and was a great philanthropist. Mujib was the unique political personality and the creator or father of the nation of Bangladesh. His 'Historic 7 March Speech' of 1971 now is the documentary heritage in the Memory of the World Register of UNESCO-United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. By his captivating leadership, the people of Bangladesh snatched the country's independence. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman captured the ideals of life, education and learning of the love and sympathy to the people, communal harmony, securing the right of the 'have not' people since his boyhood. These leadership traits made Sheikh Mujibur Rahman an exception character ever since his early days, and peoples are knowledgeable about his trademarked political career and venerated his artisanship in crafting Bangladesh. However, the concept of childhood leadership that Mujib belonged merely came to light. This article aims to examine the significant small events of domestic surroundings, dynastic background and family education, schooling, right-based activities, and the gradual involvement in the country's politics of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. These fundamental elements translated into charismatic and democratic political leadership and made him a tremendous humanitarian personality. As a method, analyzing the archival resources and related published literature as books and journal articles, this study has crafted a vivid picture of an unsophisticated but the foundation of moral learning of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman from early life. The significant result of this study is that it would present an exceptional model of political leadership and fulfil the gap about the information over his early life leadership. Most importantly, the outcome will provide the leadership capability to achieve goals personally set by the Mujib through his distinguishing attributes and response to the social and environmental situation during early life that would contribute to the discourse of political leadership studies
Expectation Vs Reality: A Dystopian Presentation of Bangladesh Under Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in Neamat Imam's the Black Coat
No full textThe Liberation War of Bangladesh is groundbreaking event in the history of South Asia. Under the leadership of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman the people of the then East Pakistan went into an uneven war against Pakistan. The aim was to build Bangladesh on the principles of equality and justice. Bangladesh would be a free corruption-less democratic country. But after independence all these principles were vanished and the leaders of the country became corrupted from head to the toe. They kept themselves busy to make their own fortune instead of providing a good governance to the citizen. The famine of 1974 is the worst manifestation of terrible administration of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Millions of people died during that time due to the lack of responsibility of the government. But Sheikh Mujib never held him responsible, instead he admitted only 26000 deaths from starvation. Neamat Imam brings this sad truth of Sheikh Mujib's administration through his artistic representation of the famine of 1974 in his novel The Black Coat. Rich with political statements this novel unfolds the rather darker side of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and his sense of irresponsibly during the tough period of 1974 famine
Expectation vs Reality: A Dystopian Presentation of Bangladesh under Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in Neamat Imam’s The Black Coat
Full text linkThe Liberation War of Bangladesh is groundbreaking event in the history of South Asia. Under the leadership of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman the people of the then East Pakistan went into an uneven war against Pakistan. The aim was to build Bangladesh on the principles of equality and justice. Bangladesh would be a free corruption-less democratic country. But after independence all these principles were vanished and the leaders of the country became corrupted from head to the toe. They kept themselves busy to make their own fortune instead of providing a good governance to the citizen. The famine of 1974 is the worst manifestation of terrible administration of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Millions of people died during that time due to the lack of responsibility of the government. But Sheikh Mujib never held him responsible, instead he admitted only 26000 deaths from starvation. Neamat Imam brings this sad truth of Sheikh Mujib’s administration through his artistic representation of the famine of 1974 in his novel The Black Coat. Rich with political statements this novel unfolds the rather darker side of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and his sense of irresponsibly during the tough period of 1974 famine
Bangladesch: Jubiläum in schwierigen Zeiten: Der 100. Geburtstag von Sheikh Mujibur Rahman
Full text linkEs sollte der Beginn großer Jubiläen sein. Am 17. März 2020 jährte sich der Geburtstag von Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, dem Vater der Nation, dem Staatsgründer und Märtyrer, zum 100. Mal. Vor 45 Jahren wurde er bei einem Staatsstreich zusammen mit dem größten Teil seiner Familie und weiteren Freunden und Mitarbeitern ermordet. Im nächsten Jahr wird sein Land, Bangladesch, den 50. Jahrestag der Befreiung von Pakistan und der Erlangung der Unabhängigkeit feiern. Es ist also an der Zeit, sich näher mit dieser herausragenden Persönlichkeit zu beschäftigen
Bangabandhu Sheik Mujibur Rahman (1920-75): His Political Thoughts and Ideals
No full textThis paper is a reproduction of the inaugural lecture by Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Professorial Fellow Dr. Harun-or-Rashid, delivered at the South Asia Institute (SAI), Centre for Asian and Transcultural Studies, University of Heidelberg, on January 20, 2022. The lecture marked the revival of aforementioned annual fellowship in the presence of Bangladesh’s Ambassador to Germany, Md. Mosharraf Hossain Bhuiyan. After a survey of Bangabandhu’s life and political career, Professor Rashid discusses his ideas about ‘Bengaliness’, economics, statehood, and Democracy. He pays particular attention to his controversial introduction of one-party system in Bangladesh in 1975, months before his assassination. Professor Rashid argues
that Bangabandhu had to temporarily curtail democratic rights in order to resist extreme pressure from the political Left
The effects of immigration and resettlement on the mental health of South-Asian communities in Melbourne
Full text link© 2006 Ahmed Mujibur Rahman Munib.This research explores the relationship between immigration experiences and psychological well-being within the Indian and Bangladeshi communities in metropolitan Melbourne, Australia. The researcher conducted individual in-depth interviews with thirty-eight adult Australian permanent residents/citizens born in India and Bangladesh with the aim of examining personal post-migration accounts of adjustment, acculturation and coping in a foreign society and the effect on their mental health. Through qualitative analysis, the personal experiences and stories of South-Asian migrants and the psychological consequences of resettlement in Australia are explored. The study investigated coping strategies and psychosocial protective mechanisms and explored factors relevant to both successful and unsuccessful resettlement, and their relationship to psychological well-being. The results indicated that social and emotional disconnection, isolation and alienation, lack of recognition of professional skills, experiences of racism and discrimination, cultural incongruity, feelings of cultural uprooting and inadequate English language competency, all may contribute to psychological distress, difficulties in adjustment to life in Australia and in some cases, repatriation to the country of origin
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