National Anthem of Bangladesh

 

The national anthem of Bangladesh is 'Amar Sonar Bangla'.  It is part of a Bengali song of the same title written by Rabindranath Tagore in 1905. The word sonar means 'made of gold', but sonar bungalows can be understood in song or refer to the value of Bengal. Colour of paddy fields before harvest.

The song During the First Partition of Bengal in 1905, the province of Bengal in undivided India was divided into two parts near the British Empire; the decision was announced on July 19 by then-Viceroy Lord Curzon, who took office on October 19. This partition of Bengal against imperialism - Muslims in East Bengal and majority Hindus in West Bengal - will reduce and politically motivate India's national movement against imperialism. Among other things, such songs are meant to restore the unified spirit of Bengal and raise awareness among the people against religious and political divisions.

The song first appeared in September 1905 in "Bongodorshan" and "Ball". Along with this song, the musical notation (also known as Swarlapi in Bengali) appeared periodically in the music of Shivajit Bignan Probesica. Month and year. Tagore's daughter - in - law, Satyendranath Tagore's daughter Indira Devi, quotes a musical notation after hearing from Tagore (it is common, Tagore sang a song, and someone officially captured the musical performances). . The song was inspired by the song "Ami Kothai Pabo Taare" written by Bowl Singer Gagan Harkar.

The first lines of the anthem are the national anthem of Bangladesh adopted during the 1971 liberation struggle. Samar Das sang the music orchestra. Below is the English translation by Syed Ali Ahsan. Another Brahma Bhajan composed by Tagore (Jana Gana Mana) has been selected as the National Anthem of India.

Listen The national anthem of Bangladesh

'Amar Sonar Bangla'

The Ministry of Culture plans to hold an event on the occasion of the 44th Independence Day of Bangladesh on the occasion of the 44th Independence Day. Consequently, on March 2, the Ministry launched a program called "Lakho Konte Sonar Bangla" with the main aim of organizing an event in collaboration with the Bangladesh Armed Forces, where 300,000 people will sing the national anthem. Many famous Bangladeshi musicians and cultural groups later joined the event.

On March 26, 2014, 254,537 people broke the record at 11:20 at the National Parade Ground in Dhaka. The event was attended by the Prime Minister of Bangladesh, the President of Bangladesh and all cabinet members. The Guinness Book of World Records was approved on April 9 after receiving the necessary evidence.