Ekushey Padak Awards (2000–09)

Ekushey Padak Award, Bangladesh's highest civilian honours - Winners, 2000-2009:

2000

In 2000, 15 people received the Ekushey Padak, two of them posthumously:[1]

  1. Ekhlas Uddin Ahmed, literature
  2. Mohiuddin Ahmed, politics (posthumous)
  3. Rafiq Uddin Ahmed, language martyr
  4. Abul Barkat, language martyr
  5. Syed Abdul Hadi, music
  6. Gaziul Haque, Language Movement
  7. Khalid Hossain, music
  8. Nilima Ibrahim, education
  9. Jamal Nazrul Islam, science and technology
  10. Abdul Jabbar, language martyr
  11. Abdullah Al Mamun, drama
  12. Zahidur Rahim, music (posthumous)
  13. Sofiur Rahman, language martyr
  14. Abdus Salam, language martyr
  15. Shamim Sikder, sculpture

2001

In 2001, one organization and 11 people received the Ekushey Padak:[2]

  1. The Mother Language Lovers Of The World, for its contribution to the declaration of 21 February as International Mother Language Day
  2. Foni Borua, music
  3. Shyamoli Nasrin Chowdhury, education
  4. Nirmalendu Goon, literature
  5. Zia Haider, literature
  6. Rafiqul Islam, education
  7. Binoy Bashi Joldas, instrumental music
  8. Shah Abdul Karim, folk song
  9. Abdul Matin, Language Movement
  10. Golam Mustafa, film
  11. Ataur Rahman, drama
  12. Mahadev Saha, literature

2002

In 2002, 14 people received the Ekushey Padak, seven of them posthumously:[3]

  1. Sufia Ahmed, flourishing culture and Language Movement
  2. Gazi Mazharul Anwar, music
  3. Abul Kalam Azad, education (posthumously)
  4. Abdul Hamid Khan Bhashani, Language Movement (posthumously)
  5. Ahmed Sofa, literature (posthumously)
  6. Monzur Hossain, Language Movement (posthumously)
  7. Sharif Hossain, education
  8. Serajur Rahman, journalism
  9. Abdur Jabbar Khan, film (posthumously)
  10. Sadek Khan, Language Movement and film
  11. Kazi Golam Mahbub, Language Movement
  12. Pratibha Mutsuddi, education
  13. Muhammad Shahidullah, literature and Language Movement (posthumously)
  14. Ramesh Shil, Gano Sangeet (posthumously)

2003

12 persons were awarded.

  1. Muhammad Shamsul Huq
  2. Muhammad Ekramul Huq
  3. Zebunnessa Rahman
  4. Zobeda Khanum
  5. Abdul Mannan Syed
  6. Al Mujahidi
  7. Anjuman Ara Begum
  8. Lokman Hossain Fakir
  9. Khan Ataur Rahman
  10. Abdul Hamid
  11. Nazim Uddin Mostan
  12. UNESCO

2004

In 2004, 10 people received the Ekushey Padak, two of them posthumously.[4]

  1. Mohammad Moniruzzaman Miah (education)
  2. Wakil Ahmed (research)
  3. Farida Hossain (literature)
  4. Nilufar Yasmin (music, posthumously)
  5. Moniruzzaman Monir (music)
  6. Mustafa Manwar (fine arts)
  7. Nawab Faizunnesa (social service, posthumously)
  8. Zobaida Hannan (social service)
  9. A.Z.M. Enayetullah Khan (journalism)
  10. Chashi Nazrul Islam (film)

2005

14 persons received the award.[5]

  1. Saifur Rahman (language movement)
  2. Khandaker Delwar Hossain (language movement)
  3. Syed Mujtaba Ali (literature)
  4. Abdullah Abu Sayeed (education)
  5. Iqbal Mahmud (education)
  6. Zubaida Gulshan Ara (literature)
  7. Mohammad Abdul Gafur (language movement)
  8. Abu Saleh (literature)
  9. Ashab Uddin Ahmed (literature)
  10. Chittaranjan Saha (education)
  11. Srimat Bishuddh-ananda Mahathero (social service)
  12. Bashir Ahmed (music)
  13. Abu Sattar Mohammad Shah Zaman Apel Mahmud (music)
  14. Md Mashir Hossain (journalism)

2006

In 2006, 13 people received the Ekushey Padak, three of them posthumously:[6]

  1. Aftab Ahmed, photography
  2. Jasimuddin Ahmed, education
  3. M. Asaduzzaman, education
  4. Sukomal Barua, education
  5. Anwara Begum, education
  6. Shahadat Chowdury, journalism (posthumous)
  7. Nurul Islam, literature (posthumous)
  8. Anwaruddin Khan, music (posthumous)
  9. Gaziul Hasan Khan, journalism
  10. Hamiduzzaman Khan, sculpture
  11. Abul Kalam Monjur Morshed, literature
  12. Begum Rawshan Ara Mustafiz, music
  13. Fatema Tuz Zohra, music

2007

In 2007, five people received the Ekushey Padak, two of them posthumously.[7]

  1. M A Beg, photography (posthumous)
  2. Selim Al Deen, drama
  3. Mohammad Mahfuzullah, literature
  4. Anwar Pervez, music (posthumous)
  5. Muhammad Habibur Rahman, literature

2008

In 2008, nine people received the Ekushey Padak, four of them posthumously.[8]

  1. Muzaffar Ahmed, education
  2. Khandaker Nurul Alam, music
  3. Shyam Sundar Baishnab, music (posthumous)
  4. Najma Chowdhury, research
  5. Shefali Ghosh, music (posthumous)
  6. Waheedul Haq, music (posthumous)
  7. Zohra Begum Kazi, social work (posthumous)
  8. Dilwar Khan, literature
  9. Khaleq Nawaj Khan, language

2009

In 2009, 13 people received the Ekushey Padak, three of them posthumously.[9]

  1. Borhan Uddin Khan Jahangir (education)
  2. Syed Anwar Hossain (research)
  3. Mahbub Ul Alam Choudhury (language movement)
  4. Ashraf Uz Zaman Khan (journalism)
  5. Begum Bilkis Nasir Uddin (journalism)
  6. Manik Chandra Saha (journalism)
  7. Humayun Kabir Balu (journalism)
  8. Selina Hossain (literature)
  9. Shamsuzzaman Khan (research)
  10. Qazi Kholiquzzaman Ahmad (poverty reduction)
  11. Mohammad Rafi Khan (social service)
  12. Monsur Ul Karim (fine arts)
  13. Ramendu Majumdar (theatre)

References

  1. ↑ "Take fresh vow to establish dignity of mother tongue : Ekushey Padak- 2000 distributed". The Independent. Dhaka. 21 February 2001 – via HighBeam Research. (subscription required (help)).
  2. ↑ "11 personalities, one organization get Ekushey Padak-2001". The Independent. Dhaka. 21 February 2001. Retrieved 15 July 2015 – via HighBeam Research. (subscription required (help)).
  3. ↑ "14 nominated for 'Ekushey Padak-2002'". The Independent. Dhaka. February 13, 2002 – via HighBeam Research. (subscription required (help)).
  4. ↑ "10 awarded Ekushey Padak". The Daily Star. 4 (258). February 17, 2004.
  5. ↑ "14 to get Ekushey Padak".
  6. ↑ "13 get Ekushey Padak, ministers dropped from list". The Daily Star. 20 February 2006. Retrieved 16 November 2015.
  7. ↑ "Five awarded Ekushey Padak". bdnews24.com. 19 February 2007.
  8. ↑ "9 get Ekushey Padak 2008". The Daily Star. 19 February 2008.
  9. ↑ "PM to give Ekushey Padak today". bdnews24. February 12, 2009. Retrieved June 26, 2015.
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