SATMATHA, BOGRA SADAR, BOGRA

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Name of Hotels in Bogra City
1. Hotel Al Amin, Nawabbari Road
2. Motel North Way, Sherpur Road
3. Hotel Royal Palace, Uposhohor
4. Parjatan Motel, Banani, Bogra
5. Hotel Akbaria, Thana Road
6. Hotel Sunview, Sherpur Road
7. Hotel Safeway, Santahar Road
8. Hotel Raj Moni, Bogra Raza Bazar
9. Hotel Honey Day,Boro Mosjid Lane
10. Hotel Aziz, Kobi Nazrul Islam Road

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Educational Institution Bogra Sadar Upazila

SL-NO	NAME OF THE INSTITUTIONS	MANAGEMENT
1	NAMUZA DEGREE COLLEGE	NonGovernment
2	NAMUJA S.S.I. SENIOR FAZIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
3	BAMON PARA HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
4	NAMUJA HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
5	RAJAKPUR JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
6	DARIAL MOHI UL ULUM DAKHIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
7	NOONGOLA BILATERAL HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
8	NOONGOLA COLLEGE, BOGRA	NonGovernment
9	HAZRADIGHI SCHOOL AND COLLEGE, BOGRA	NonGovernment
10	HAZRA DIGHI SCHOOL AND COLLEGE, BOGRA	NonGovernment
11	ASHOKOLA JUNIOR GIRLS' SCHOOL	NonGovernment
12	SHIKERPUR D.U.DAKHIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
13	GHOLAGARI D. M. HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
14	JAHIDUR RAHMAN WOMENS COLLEGE	NonGovernment
15	SHIKARPUR KRISNAPUR HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
16	CHHOY PUKURIA GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
17	FAPORE HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
18	ADARSHA MOHABIDDYALAYA, BOGRA	NonGovernment
19	FAPORE UNION PALLI MONGAL HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
20	KAICHOR GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL, BOGRA	NonGovernment
21	KAICHOR SIDDKIA DHAKHIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
22	ISLAMPUR JUNIOR GIRLS' SCHOOL	NonGovernment
23	GOVERNMENT AZIZUL HAQUE COLLEGE	NonGovernment
24	SHABRUL HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
25	SHABRUL ASTAN SHARIF DAKHIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
26	ZORA N.U. FAZIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
27	RANIR HAT HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
28	ASHEKPUR C. P. HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
29	DAKHIN PARTAKHUR HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
30	PARTAKHUR DAKHIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
31	BANUITI SULTAN ARIFIA (RA) DAKIL MAD.	NonGovernment
32	BONVETY ANOWARA HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
33	KHARNA NADUR PUKUR ISLAMIA JUNIOR HIGH S	NonGovernment
34	RAGBARI RAHMANIA SINAOR ALIM MADRASHA	NonGovernment
35	DARIGACHA D.S. DAKHIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
36	POALGACHHA MUSLIM HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
37	GAHAIL SHALIKHA DAKHIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
38	GOHAIL ISLAMIA HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
39	ATAIL SENIOR FAZIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
40	BAROANJULDARUL AMAN BALAK DAKHIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
41	JAMUNNA PALLI BANDHU HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
42	BAROANJUL DARUL AMAN GIRLS DAKHIL MAD.	NonGovernment
43	MANIKDIPA DARUS SUNNAH DAKHIL MAD.	NonGovernment
44	MANIKDIPA B/L HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
45	BAMUNIA D.U. DAKHIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
46	ARIA- RAHIMABAD HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
47	TALPUKUR DARUL ISLAM DAKHIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
48	KAMAR UDDIN ISLAMIA TECNECAL COLLEGE	NonGovernment
49	DEMAJANI S. M. R. MULTILATERAL HIGH SCHO	NonGovernment
50	FULKOT NOBODAY TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
51	NOGAR SHAH MOZAMMEL HAQUE HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
52	NOGAR GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
53	NAGAR J.M. SR.(FAZIL) MADRASHA	NonGovernment
54	BORONGAR PURBOPARA IS (G) DAKHIL MAD.	NonGovernment
55	NAGAR AZIRON RABEYA MOHILA ALIM MADRASHA	NonGovernment
56	ASSATUN NESSA GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL,DEMAJAN	NonGovernment
57	SHAILA DHUKRI A.U.I.D. MADRASHA	NonGovernment
58	BARA PATHAR HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
59	BIRIKULLA DARUL ULUM DAKHIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
60	KAMAR PARA HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
61	JOYNTIBARI DARUL HODA GIRLS DHAKIL MAD.	NonGovernment
62	BIHIGRAM A.D.U. CENTRAL FAZIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
63	CHOPI NAGAR HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
64	GHASHIRA AHEYAUL ULOM DAKHIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
65	NARILLA ITALI SU DAKHIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
66	BOHAIL HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
67	KHOTTAPARA SIDDIQUIA SENIOR MAD.	NonGovernment
68	DUBLAGARI COLLEGE	NonGovernment
69	JALSHUKA UTTAR PARA HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
70	BEJORA JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
71	NISCHINTAPUR DARUL ULUM DHAKIL MAD.	NonGovernment
72	CHANCHAITARA MADLA UNITED HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
73	MADLA TANGIMUL ULUM DAKHIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
74	LAXMIKOLA SHAH ROWSHAN JALAL HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
75	MANIK CHAK HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
76	KARNOPUR M.H. KHANDAKER DAKHIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
77	BUGRUG BARIA GIRLS DAKHIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
78	BUZARGO DHAMA RAHMANIA FAZZL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
79	UTTARAN HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
80	GHUNIATALA HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
81	SHABGRAM KUDRATIA HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
82	BOGRA COLLEGE	NonGovernment
83	PANCHBARIAHAT SAYED AHMADIR DAKHIL MAD.	NonGovernment
84	PALLIMONGAL BARUIPARA UNITED HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
85	SHAKHARIA DAKHIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
86	PANCHBARIA ELAM UDDIN HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
87	JANATA COLLEGE	NonGovernment
88	BHANDAR PAIKA SHEIKH MUJIB HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
89	TELIHARA MOHIUDDIN DAKHIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
90	MOHISBATHAN S. M. G. S. GIRLS' HIGH SCHO	NonGovernment
91	DAKSHIN BHAG GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
92	BUZARUGH MAJHIRA PANCH A. DAKHIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
93	BHAWANIGANJ BL.. HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
94	RAYMAGHIR JUNIOR SCHOOL	NonGovernment
95	JOSHOPARA HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
96	SATSHIMULIA B UDDIN D MADRASHA	NonGovernment
97	SAT SHIMULIA BI-LATERAL HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
98	PIRGACHHA A. F. GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
99	BIDUPARA DR. MOKBUL HOSSEN DAKHIL MAD.	NonGovernment
100	GOKUL TASLIM UDDIN HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
101	BAGHOPARA SHAHID DANESH UDDIN SCHOOL	NonGovernment
102	CHANOMUHA SARAL PUR DAKHIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
103	CHANDMUHA SHARALPUR HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
104	GOKUL T. N. GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
105	BAGHOPARA SHAHID DANESH UDDIN HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
106	NOWDAPARA NOBIGONG DAKHIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
107	MATIDALI HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
108	HERMANN GMEINER COLLEGE, BOGRA	Autonomus
109	ALHAJ ABDUL KARIMM JUNIOR GIRL'S SCHOOL	NonGovernment
110	NISHINDARA FAKIR UDDIN SCHOOL AND COLLEG	NonGovernment
111	NISHINDARA FAKIR UDDIN SCHOOL & COLLEGE	NonGovernment
112	TECHNICAL TRAINING CENTER	Government
113	SAJAPUR FULTOLA (AH)FAZIL MADRADSHA	NonGovernment
114	DOMONPUKUR AMENIA FAZIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
115	MAJHIRA HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
116	SUJABAD UTTARPARA DAKHIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
117	CANTONMENT BOARD HIGH SCHOOL JAHANGIRABA	NonGovernment
118	SULTANGANJ HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
119	BOGRA CANTONMENT BOARD HIGH SCHOOL	Autonomus
120	CANTONMENT PUBLIC SCHOOL AND COLLEGE	NonGovernment
121	CANTONMENT PUBLIC SCHOOL AND COLLEGE,BOG	NonGovernment
122	THANTHANIA NURUL NAL ANUR SENIOR MADRASHA	NonGovernment
123	THE BOGRA CITY GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
124	FAIZULLAH HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
125	GOVT. SHAH SULTAN COLLEGE	Government
126	BOGRA WOMENS COLLEGE	NonGovernment
127	NURSING INSTITUTE, BOGRA	Government
128	P.T.I BOGRA	Government
129	MALOTINAGAR HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
130	DARUL ISLAM NIGHT HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
131	GOVT. COMMERCIAL INSTITUTUTE, BOGRA	NonGovernment
132	BAMUNIA SAMABAYA SENIOR MADRASHA	NonGovernment
133	POLICE LINE HIGH SCHOOL, BOGRA	NonGovernment
134	TAPOSI RABEYA GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
135	ADARSHA SCHOOL, BOGRA	NonGovernment
136	BADURTALA GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
137	YAQUBIA GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL, BOGRA	NonGovernment
138	BOGRA JUBILEE INSTITUTION	NonGovernment
139	BOGRA CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL, BOGRA	NonGovernment
140	BOGRA POURA HIGH SCHOOL	LocGovernment
141	ALORMELA K. G. AND HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
142	BHANDARI GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
143	GOVT. MUJIBUR RAHMAN WOMEN'S COLLEGE	Government
144	MODERN TRAINING ACADEMY FOR MULTILINGUAL SHORTHAND	NonGovernment
145	ARMED POLICE BATTALION PUBLIC SCHOOL	NonGovernment
146	GOVT. MUSTAFABIA ALIA MADRASHA	Government
147	SUBIL HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
148	BOGRA CORONATION INSTITUTION	NonGovernment
149	HASNA JAHAN GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
150	KATNER CENTRAL GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
151	BOGRA LAW COLLEGE	NonGovernment
152	BOGRA ZILLA SCHOOL	Government
153	BOGRA GOVT. GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL	Government
154	BOGRA ISLAMIC MISSION GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
155	PRE-CADET NURSERY AND HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
156	UTTAR CHELO PARA DAKHIL MADRASHA	NonGovernment
157	BOGRA ISLAMIC MISSION GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment
158	BOGRA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE	Government
159	SHAHID MOSTFIZAR RAHMAN B.Ed. COLLEGE	Others
160	HAZRADIGHI SCHOOL & COLLEGE, BOGRA	NonGovernment
161	BAGHOPARA SHAHID DANESH UDDIN COLLEGE	NonGovernment
162	ERULIA HIGH SCHOOL	NonGovernment

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Educational Institution: Bogra Sadar Upazila

Bogra Sadar Upazila has 162 educational institution. We are preparing a database containing information on education such as: teacher-student ratio, class-room size and students,selection of educational institutions for various development projects and programmes on priority basis, ratio for population and institution, ratio of male and female students, drop-out rates etc. The database will be active very soon.

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2010-03-26T03:03:00.000-07:00

Democracywatch organizes democracy festivals around different parts of Bangladesh in support of its awareness building activities on democracy, good governance, and human rights.

The goal of these festivals is to spread the significance and implication of these issues within the people, specially the youths and women; introduce democratic norms and values

Bogra needs Capital Investor to rescue over 300 Industries

BOGRA: Over 300 industries in northern district including renowned Jamil Soapworks, Virginia Tobacco and Bogra Cotton Spinning Mill in the district ceased production over the few years, says BSS.

Lack of running capital, inadequate marketing facilities and availability of smuggled goods in local markets forced the closure of the industries, creating unemployment of over one lakh workers.

Rajshahi divisional industries inspector's office sources said that most of the establishments, numbering about 3,397, were either closed down or became sick.

The lone ceramic industry in the northern region, Tajma, is facing bottlenecks due to lack of natural gas and absence of marketing facilities.

Customs officials along with board of investment (BOI) sources said notable among the closed industries are Jamil Soap of Jamil Group, Virginia Tobacco, Jamil Jarda, Bogra Cotton Spinning Mill, Noorani Bread and Biscuit, Northern Tannery, Jahed Wear, Bhandari Iron, Hasna Oil, Habib Match, Bogra Lithographic Printing Press, Hasna Textile, Khan and Jaman Textiles. Mrs Golam Kibria Shop, Bangladesh Litho Press, Islamia Tant Shilpa, Dashtika Weaving, Popular Dying and Weaving, Sutrapur Weaving, Salamat Weaving and Shahjalal centre.

They said over two hundred small, medium and large-scale enterprises in Bogra were closed down. Similar scenes prevailing in the industries sector in Dinajpur, Joypurhat, Rajshahi and Nogaon.(BSS)

Bogra Social Welfare Department disbursed Tk 11 Crore

Social Welfare Department disbursed Tk 11 crore interest-free loans among the people in the district during the last 26 years. The department disbursed the loan under its poverty alleviation programme to generate self-employment opportunities in 754 villages of 11 upazilas of district since 1974.

The loans were utilized in poultry and dairy farming, cattle rearing, purchase of rickshaw van, cottage industries and pisciculture. The department took 10 percent service charge from the borrowers.

The outgoing Deputy Commissioner of Bogra Mr. Bimal Kumar Kundu distributed last year this loan among the 148 farmers of Galua union for small trading and five farmers of Saturia union for buying tilling machine.

The Battle of Bogra

(Source: www.defencejournal.com)

A Pakistani Col (Retd) writes from his memory about the battle of Hilli, Bogra in 1971. This article of Defence Journal has been documented the days from night 22/23 Nov. 1971 to night 15/16 Dec 1971 in Bogra. The subject and context are not our views. The author takes full responsibility. We from www.bogra.info just want to give an information what happened 30 years before on these days in Bogra.

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Bogra 6th May 2004: [Source: The Daily Star] Local Government, Rural Devel-opment and Cooperatives Minister Abul Mannan Bhuiyan inaugurated a five-day Agri-Tools and Seed Technology Fair on Bogra Rural Development Academy (RDA) premises on Tuesday.

State Minister for Agriculture Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, Rural Development and Cooperative Secretary Hedayetul Islam Choud-hury and a large number of Bangladeshi and foreign researchers and officials attended the inaugural function. Bangladeshi researchers and officials included those from Bangladesh Agriculture Research Institute (BARI), Bangladesh Rice Research Institute (BRRI), Bangladesh Agriculture University (BAU), Bangladesh Sugarcane Research Instate (BSRI), Depar-tment of Agriculture Extension (DEA), Rural Devel-opment Academy (RDA) and from some non-government institutions.

The purpose of the fair is to popularise various modern and affordable technologies used in agriculture. Various indigenous machines and tools used in fields and post-harvest processing of crops are on display at the fair. Speakers at the inaugural function included Kazi Rafiqul Islam MP and Golam Mohammad Siraj MP, both Managing Board Members of RDA; Patric Renz, General Manager of Swicecontact-KATALYST and Veena Khaleque, Country Director ITDG-Bangladesh.

RDA Director Abdul Matin presented the keynote paper. The fair has been organized jointly by the RDA Bogra, DEA Bogra, TMSS-Bogra, ITDG -Bangladesh, KATALYST, a multi-donor project funded by the Department for International Development (DFID), Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) and Swedish International Development Agency (SIDA).

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Muhammad Ali was born in Bogra in an aristocratic Nawab family. Officialy he was carring the family name Bogra. He studied at the Calcutta University and in 1937 he was elected to the Bengal legislative assembly.

In 1943, Muhammad Ali became parliamentary secretary to Khawaja Nazimuddin, the then Chief Minister of Bengal in undivided India. Later in 1946, he became Finance and Health Minister of the province.

After the formation of Pakistan, he was appointed Ambassador to Burma in 1948 High Commissioner to Canada in 1949 and finally Ambassador to USA in 1952.

Khawaja Nazimuddin, the then Prime Minister of Pakistan was dismissed by the Governor General, Malik Ghulam Muhammad in April 1953, and Muhammad Ali Bogra was appointed Prime Minister on April 17, 1953 by the Governor General.

Muhammad Ali Bogra was very renowned diplomat but almost unknown as a politician. His appointment as Prime Minister came as a surprise to political observers and public alike, and it was widely suspected that his transfer from Washington to Karachi, elevation to the office was a prelude to closer relations between the US and Pakistan.

Only three days after the new premier's nomination, the US President Eisenhower asked Congress for authority to ship hundreds and thousands of tons of wheat to Pakistan. The US was at that time conducting a vigorous anti-Communist policy and looking for friends in Asia. Pakistan entered into defense pacts with it.

After the dissolution of the Constituent Assembly in 1954 by the governor-general, Muhammad Ali was again invited to form a new cabinet call "ministry of all talents."

Muhammad Ali Bogra was replaced by Chaudhary Muhammad Ali in August 1955 after the second constituent Assembly was elected. Muhammad Ali again resumed his assignment as ambassador to the USA. He died in the year 1969 and has been buried in the family gravie of Bogra Nawab Palace.