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Honorable Prime Minister of the People's Republic of Bangladesh
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Honorable Prime Minister of the People's Republic of Bangladesh.Modern Bangladeshi figurines. Present political role model of the world and symbol of development.

Statesman Sheikh Hasina
Born: On September 28, 1947, Tungipara village of Gopalganj district was born as the country's first Prime Minister, the country's leading Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, the father of the Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujikur Rahman and the first child of Bangamata Fazilatunnesa Mujib. Dada Sheikh Lutfar Rahman and grandmother Sairera Khatun
Childhood: For the political cause, Jail-tyranny-hulia was the constant companion of father Bangabandhu. As a result, despite getting less near the father, his childhood adolescence was spent in the village of Tungipara on the banks of the river banker.
Life of Dhaka: After the election of the provincial council member (MPA) in the elections of 1954, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib brought his family to Dhaka. Sheikh Hasina, with her family, first lived in a house in Rajshahi Bose Lane in Moglatuli, Old Dhaka. Later, if Bangabandhu was a member of the United Front cabinet, then the number 3 Minto Road is in the government house.
House No. 32: On October 1, 1961, the family of Bangabandhu was transferred to the historic house of Road No. 32 of Dhanmondi. Bangabandhu and his family stayed at this house till death.
Education Life: Sheikh Hasina started her education in a lesson in Tungipara. Later, in 1956, he was admitted to Tikatuli's Nari Shiksha Mandir Balika Vidyalay. In 1965, he passed the secondary examination from Azimpur Girls' School. In 1965, he passed the secondary examination from Azimpur Girls' School. In 1967, he was admitted to the University of Dhaka at Bakshi Bazar in Dhaka by the previous Intermediate Government Girls College (now Badrunnessa Government Women's College).
Politics: In his political family, he was associated with politics since his teenage years. As Chhatra League leader in school and college life, he actively participated in the anti-Ayub movement and 6-point movement. While studying in college, he was elected as the Vice-President of the College Student Parliament. After the 11-point movement, when the mass upsurge of '69 began, Sheikh Hasina actively participated as a Chhatra League leader.
Marriage: Bangabandhu was arrested after the uprising in the demand of 6 points. Start-up repression During this stormy storm, in 1968, the father of the prisoner father Bangabandhu nuclear scientist said. Sheikh Hasina is married to Wazed Mia.
Captive life: On March 25, 1971, Pakhnad Bahini was arrested by Bangabandhu. The whole family of Bangabandhu along with Sheikh Hasina was kept under house arrest in Dhaka. During the liberation war, on July 27, 1971, Sheikh Hasina was born in the house, her first child Sajib Wazed Joy was born.
Independence-post-education education: In order to end the unfinished academic career, Sheikh Hasina became a regular student at Eden College. In 1973, he obtained BA from Dhaka University. Got the degree.
Daughter of the daughter: On 9 December 1972, her daughter Saima Wazed Putul was born.
Kalratri on 15 August, 15 August 1975, murdered by the murderers of the murderers and the greatest Bangalee Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Shortly before, Sheikh Hasina, along with the sister-in-law Sheikh Rehana, left her husband's workplace in Europe, survived the inevitable death of two daughters of Bangabandhu. The missing mother, the younger three brothers, Sheikh Kamal, Sheikh Jamal and Sheikh Russell, and many close relatives.
Exiled Life: Sheikh Hasina and Sheikh Rehana had no way to return to the country. The killers of Bangabandhu were also looking for them. When the military junta issued an undeclared ban on her return to her country, she was forced to take political asylum in India, including husband and child. The country was then in a dark era. Under the booth of the dictator Ziaur Rahman, motherland is crushed under the boot, Bangladesh is crushed, holy constitution, democracy and human rights. The kill-ku-conspiracy and the festival of death The horrors of death started with Sheikh Hasina's daring exile. Long six years of untimely misery and uncertainty.
Awami League took office: In the exile, Sheikh Hasina has been in constant touch with the political activities of the country, she has been expelled for the purpose of establishing world opinion for the execution of the killing of the Father of the Nation, the elimination of military rule and the establishment of democracy. In the absence of Sheikh Hasina in the biennial conference of Bangladesh Awami League on 13-15 February 1981, she was elected the president of the party.
Returning to the country: Sheikh Hasina returned home on May 17, 1981, with the risk of life, ignoring the bloody eyes and restrictions of the military rulers over the assurance of returning the rights of the people.
The struggle of democracy: Then the leadership of Sheikh Hasina begins to struggle for the achievement of democratic rights. By ignoring the tyrannical blood's eye, despising death-fears, without regard to jail-oppression, led from the front, in the struggle for democracy. Ultimately, the people of Bangladesh could end the rule of twenty-one years under the leadership of the self-sacrificing martyrdom of martyrdom and the heroic struggle of the people.
Chosen as the elected Prime Minister: Sheikh Hasina was elected the Prime Minister of Bangladesh for the first time by winning the Awami League victory in the Jatiya Sangsad election on June 12, 1996. The signing of the historic Ganges water sharing treaty was signed with India during his government. Chittagong Hill Tracts Peace Corridor Bangladesh achieves food self sufficiency Growth exceeds 6.4 percent. Inflation dropped to 1.59 percent. Poverty reduces. Education, Health, Sports Above are the fields of development