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	'''Gallantry Awards'''~~''' '''~~titles awarded to distinguished freedom fighters in recognition of their exceptional heroism and self-sacrifices during the liberation war of Bangladesh. MAG Osmany, the commander-in-chief of the liberation forces, placed the proposal before the council of ministers of the Mujibnagar Government in early May 1971 for conferring gallantry titles upon the freedom fighters in recognition of their valour and courage in the liberation war and also to inspire them to such sacrifice. This proposal was approved by the council of ministers at its meeting held on 16 May. The proposal contained provisions for conferring titles at four levels: (a) highest level, (b) top level, (c) praiseworthy level, (d) certificate of commendation for valour.		'''Gallantry Awards''' titles awarded to distinguished freedom fighters in recognition of their exceptional heroism and self-sacrifices during the liberation war of Bangladesh. MAG Osmany, the commander-in-chief of the liberation forces, placed the proposal before the council of ministers of the Mujibnagar Government in early May 1971 for conferring gallantry titles upon the freedom fighters in recognition of their valour and courage in the liberation war and also to inspire them to such sacrifice. This proposal was approved by the council of ministers at its meeting held on 16 May. The proposal contained provisions for conferring titles at four levels: (a) highest level, (b) top level, (c) praiseworthy level, (d) certificate of commendation for valour.

	The following qualifications were required for the conferment of a title:		The following qualifications were required for the conferment of a title:

	''Highest level'' Deeds of bravery of the highest order by risking life while facing a highly adverse situation, in the absence of which the enemy could have inflicted heavy losses on Bangladesh forces. Furthermore, such act of bravery influenced the course of the war by causing heavy losses to the enemy.		''Highest level'' Deeds of bravery of the highest order by risking life while facing a highly adverse situation, in the absence of which the enemy could have inflicted heavy losses on Bangladesh forces. Furthermore, such act of bravery influenced the course of the war by causing heavy losses to the enemy.

	''Top level'' The above-mentioned qualification for award had to be obtained, but at a lesser degree.		''Top level'' The above-mentioned qualification for award had to be obtained, but at a lesser degree.

	''Praiseworthy level'' The above mentioned qualification for award had to be obtained, but at an even lesser degree.		''Praiseworthy level'' The above mentioned qualification for award had to be obtained, but at an even lesser degree.

	Certificate of commendation: Does not qualify for the above three titles, but deserves commendation for act of heroism.		Certificate of commendation: Does not qualify for the above three titles, but deserves commendation for act of heroism.

	While conferring titles for acts of valour, three witnesses were needed for the highest category, two witnesses for the top category, one witness for the praiseworthy category and no witness was needed for the certificate of commendation.		While conferring titles for acts of valour, three witnesses were needed for the highest category, two witnesses for the top category, one witness for the praiseworthy category and no witness was needed for the certificate of commendation.

	One-time financial award used to be given along with the gallantry awards. There was a provision for taka 10 thousand (at present taka 1 lakh) for the highest category, taka 5 thousand (presently taka 50 thousand) for the top category, and taka 2 thousand (presently taka 20 thousand) for the praiseworthy category. Originally, there was no provision for monetary award for praiseworthy level, but now a provision has been made for taka 10 thousand. The title-holders are now also given monthly allowances.		One-time financial award used to be given along with the gallantry awards. There was a provision for taka 10 thousand (at present taka 1 lakh) for the highest category, taka 5 thousand (presently taka 50 thousand) for the top category, and taka 2 thousand (presently taka 20 thousand) for the praiseworthy category. Originally, there was no provision for monetary award for praiseworthy level, but now a provision has been made for taka 10 thousand. The title-holders are now also given monthly allowances.

	After liberation of the country, the gallantry awards were specifically renamed at a meeting of the council of ministers held on 14 February 1972. These are:		After liberation of the country, the gallantry awards were specifically renamed at a meeting of the council of ministers held on 14 February 1972. These are:

	~~<p class=Normal style="margin-top:2.0pt;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom: 2.0pt;margin-left:5.65pt;text-align:justify;tab-stops:150.2pt 155.9pt">~~Title of highest honour : Bir Srestha		Title of highest honour : Bir Srestha

	~~<p class=Normal style="margin-top:2.0pt;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom: 2.0pt;margin-left:5.65pt;text-align:justify;tab-stops:150.2pt 155.9pt">~~Title of top honour : Bir Uttam		Title of top honour : Bir Uttam

	~~<p class=Normal style="margin-top:2.0pt;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom: 2.0pt;margin-left:5.65pt;text-align:justify;tab-stops:150.2pt 155.9pt">~~Title of praiseworthy category : Bir Bikram		Title of praiseworthy category : Bir Bikram

	~~<p class=Normal style="margin-top:2.0pt;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom: 2.0pt;margin-left:5.65pt;text-align:justify;tab-stops:150.2pt 155.9pt">~~Title for certificate of commendation : Bir Pratik.		Title for certificate of commendation : Bir Pratik.

	~~<p class=Normal style="margin-top:2~~.~~0pt;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom: 2~~.~~0pt;margin-left:5~~.~~65pt;text-align:justify;tab-stops:150~~.~~2pt 155.9pt">~~		A total of 43 freedom fighters were selected for conferment of titles on 19 February 1972. On 26 March 1973, 546 freedom fighters including the previously chosen 43 were selected for award of titles. The recommendations received from various units, sectors and brigades during or after the liberation war were scrutinized by a committee headed by Air Vice Marshall AK Khondakar. Afterwards, Prime Minister Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman signed and ratified the list of awardees as the country's Defence Minister on 14 December 1973.

	A total of ~~43 freedom fighters were selected for conferment of titles on 19 February 1972. On 26 March 1973, 546~~ freedom fighters including the previously ~~chosen 43 were~~ selected ~~for award of titles. The recommendations received from various units, sectors and brigades during or after the liberation war~~ were ~~scrutinized by a committee headed by Air Vice Marshall AK Khondakar. Afterwards, Prime Minister Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman signed and ratified~~ the ~~list of awardees as the country';s Defence Minister~~ on 14 December 1973.		A total of 676 freedom fighters including the previously selected ones were awarded the following titles on 15 December 1973. The category-wise break-up was as follows:

	~~A total of 676 freedom fighters including the previously selected ones were awarded the following titles on 15 December 1973. The category-wise break-up was as follows~~:		Bir Srestha : 7 persons

	~~<p class=Normal style="margin-top:2.0pt;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom: 2.0pt;margin-left:5.65pt;text-align:justify;tab-stops:150.2pt right 200.4pt">~~Bir ~~Srestha~~ : 7 persons		Bir Uttam : 68 persons

	~~<p class=Normal style="margin-top:2.0pt;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom: 2.0pt;margin-left:5.65pt;text-align:justify;tab-stops:150.2pt right 200.4pt">~~Bir ~~Uttam~~ : 68 persons		Bir Bikram : 175 persons

	~~<p class=Normal style="margin-top:2.0pt;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom: 2.0pt;margin-left:5.65pt;text-align:justify;tab-stops:150.2pt right 200.4pt">~~Bir ~~Bikram~~ : ~~175~~ persons		Bir Pratik : 426 persons

	~~<p class=Normal style="margin-top:2~~.~~0pt;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom: 2~~.~~0pt;margin-left:5.65pt;text-align:justify;tab-stops:150.2pt right 200.4pt">Bir Pratik : 426 persons~~		The awardees of gallantry titles were given medals and ribbons on 15 December 1992. They were given financial rewards and certificates on 7 March 2001.

	~~<p class=Normal style="margin~~-~~top~~:~~2.0pt;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom: 2.0pt;margin-left:5.65pt;text-align:justify;tab-stops:150.2pt right 200.4pt">~~		The break-up of awardees on the basis of their parent forces are as follows:

	~~The awardees of gallantry titles were given medals and ribbons on 15 December 1992. They were given financial rewards and certificates on 7 March 2001.~~		Army : 288 persons

	~~The break-up of awardees on the basis of their parent forces are as follows~~:		Navy : 24 persons

	~~<p class=Normal style="margin-top~~:~~2.0pt;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom: 2.0pt;margin-left:5.65pt;text-align:justify;tab-stops:155.9pt right 203.4pt">Army : 288~~ persons		Air Force : 21 persons

	~~<p class=Normal style="margin-top~~:~~2.0pt;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom: 2.0pt;margin-left:5.65pt;text-align:justify;tab-stops:155.9pt right 203.4pt">Navy : 24~~ persons		Bangladesh Rifles : 149 persons

	~~<p class=Normal style="margin-top:2.0pt;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom: 2.0pt;margin-left~~:5~~.65pt;text-align:justify;tab-stops:155.9pt right 203.4pt">Air Force : 21~~ persons		Police : 5 persons

	~~<p class=Normal style="margin-top~~:~~2.0pt;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom: 2.0pt;margin-left:5.65pt;text-align:justify;tab-stops:155.9pt right 203.4pt">Bangladesh Rifles : 149~~ persons		Mujahid/Ansar : 14 persons

	~~<p class=Normal style="margin-top~~:~~2.0pt;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom: 2.0pt;margin-left:5.65pt;text-align:justify;tab-stops:155.9pt right 203.4pt">Police : 5~~ persons		Ganabahini : 175 persons

	~~<p class=Normal style="margin-top:2.0pt;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom: 2.0pt;margin-left:5.65pt;text-align:justify;tab-stops:155.9pt right 203.4pt">Mujahid/Ansar : 14 persons~~

	~~<p class=Normal style="margin-top:2.0pt;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom: 2.0pt;margin-left:5~~.~~65pt;text-align:justify;tab~~-~~stops:155.9pt right 203~~.~~4pt">Ganabahini : 175 persons~~		The awardees included two females. Five non-Bangalis also got gallantry titles of whom one was a foreigner.

	~~<p class=Normal style="margin~~-~~top:2~~.~~0pt;margin~~-~~right:0in;margin-bottom: 2.0pt;margin-left:5.65pt;text-align:justify;tab-stops:155.9pt right 203~~.~~4pt">~~		The gallantry awards are applicable for the members of the armed forces and of the related para-military forces even after the War of Liberation. Since independence, a total of 126 individuals from the Army and Bangladesh Rifles received gallantry awards for various operations conducted at Chittagong Hill Tracts, Tangail-Mymensingh, Rajshahi and at other places.

	~~The awardees included two females. Five non-Bangalis also got gallantry titles of whom one was a foreigner.~~		The awardees are invited to state functions and occupy positions of honour in society. [Muhammad Lutful Haque]

	The gallantry awards are applicable for the members of the armed forces and of the related para-military forces even after the War of Liberation. Since independence, a total of 126 individuals from the Army and Bangladesh Rifles received gallantry awards for various operations conducted at Chittagong Hill Tracts, Tangail-Mymensingh, Rajshahi and at other places.

	The awardees are invited to state functions and occupy positions of honour in society. [Muhammad Lutful Haque~~] [Haq, Muhammad Lutful Colonel (retd), Bangladesh Army~~]

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'''Gallantry Awards'''''' '''titles awarded to distinguished freedom fighters in recognition of their exceptional heroism and self-sacrifices during the liberation war of Bangladesh. MAG Osmany, the commander-in-chief of the liberation forces, placed the proposal before the council of ministers of the Mujibnagar Government in early May 1971 for conferring gallantry titles upon the freedom fighters in recognition of their valour and courage in the liberation war and also to inspire them to such sacrifice. This proposal was approved by the council of ministers at its meeting held on 16 May. The proposal contained provisions for conferring titles at four levels: (a) highest level, (b) top level, (c) praiseworthy level, (d) certificate of commendation for valour.

The following qualifications were required for the conferment of a title:

''Highest level'' Deeds of bravery of the highest order by risking life while facing a highly adverse situation, in the absence of which the enemy could have inflicted heavy losses on Bangladesh forces. Furthermore, such act of bravery influenced the course of the war by causing heavy losses to the enemy.

''Top level'' The above-mentioned qualification for award had to be obtained, but at a lesser degree.

''Praiseworthy level'' The above mentioned qualification for award had to be obtained, but at an even lesser degree.

Certificate of commendation: Does not qualify for the above three titles, but deserves commendation for act of heroism.

While conferring titles for acts of valour, three witnesses were needed for the highest category, two witnesses for the top category, one witness for the praiseworthy category and no witness was needed for the certificate of commendation.

One-time financial award used to be given along with the gallantry awards. There was a provision for taka 10 thousand (at present taka 1 lakh) for the highest category, taka 5 thousand (presently taka 50 thousand) for the top category, and taka 2 thousand (presently taka 20 thousand) for the praiseworthy category. Originally, there was no provision for monetary award for praiseworthy level, but now a provision has been made for taka 10 thousand. The title-holders are now also given monthly allowances.

After liberation of the country, the gallantry awards were specifically renamed at a meeting of the council of ministers held on 14 February 1972. These are:

Title of highest honour : Bir Srestha

Title of top honour : Bir Uttam

Title of praiseworthy category : Bir Bikram

Title for certificate of commendation : Bir Pratik.



A total of 43 freedom fighters were selected for conferment of titles on 19 February 1972. On 26 March 1973, 546 freedom fighters including the previously chosen 43 were selected for award of titles. The recommendations received from various units, sectors and brigades during or after the liberation war were scrutinized by a committee headed by Air Vice Marshall AK Khondakar. Afterwards, Prime Minister Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman signed and ratified the list of awardees as the country';s Defence Minister on 14 December 1973.

A total of 676 freedom fighters including the previously selected ones were awarded the following titles on 15 December 1973. The category-wise break-up was as follows:

Bir Srestha : 7 persons

Bir Uttam : 68 persons

Bir Bikram : 175 persons

Bir Pratik : 426 persons



The awardees of gallantry titles were given medals and ribbons on 15 December 1992. They were given financial rewards and certificates on 7 March 2001.

The break-up of awardees on the basis of their parent forces are as follows:

Army : 288 persons

Navy : 24 persons

Air Force : 21 persons

Bangladesh Rifles : 149 persons

Police : 5 persons

Mujahid/Ansar : 14 persons

Ganabahini : 175 persons



The awardees included two females. Five non-Bangalis also got gallantry titles of whom one was a foreigner.

The gallantry awards are applicable for the members of the armed forces and of the related para-military forces even after the War of Liberation. Since independence, a total of 126 individuals from the Army and Bangladesh Rifles received gallantry awards for various operations conducted at Chittagong Hill Tracts, Tangail-Mymensingh, Rajshahi and at other places.

The awardees are invited to state functions and occupy positions of honour in society. [Muhammad Lutful Haque] [Haq, Muhammad Lutful Colonel (retd), Bangladesh Army]

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	~~<p class=Normal >~~'''Gallantry Awards'''''' '''titles awarded to distinguished freedom fighters in recognition of their exceptional heroism and self-sacrifices during the liberation war of Bangladesh. MAG Osmany, the commander-in-chief of the liberation forces, placed the proposal before the council of ministers of the Mujibnagar Government in early May 1971 for conferring gallantry titles upon the freedom fighters in recognition of their valour and courage in the liberation war and also to inspire them to such sacrifice. This proposal was approved by the council of ministers at its meeting held on 16 May. The proposal contained provisions for conferring titles at four levels: (a) highest level, (b) top level, (c) praiseworthy level, (d) certificate of commendation for valour.		'''Gallantry Awards'''''' '''titles awarded to distinguished freedom fighters in recognition of their exceptional heroism and self-sacrifices during the liberation war of Bangladesh. MAG Osmany, the commander-in-chief of the liberation forces, placed the proposal before the council of ministers of the Mujibnagar Government in early May 1971 for conferring gallantry titles upon the freedom fighters in recognition of their valour and courage in the liberation war and also to inspire them to such sacrifice. This proposal was approved by the council of ministers at its meeting held on 16 May. The proposal contained provisions for conferring titles at four levels: (a) highest level, (b) top level, (c) praiseworthy level, (d) certificate of commendation for valour.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~The following qualifications were required for the conferment of a title:		The following qualifications were required for the conferment of a title:

	~~<p class=Normal >~~''Highest level'' Deeds of bravery of the highest order by risking life while facing a highly adverse situation, in the absence of which the enemy could have inflicted heavy losses on Bangladesh forces. Furthermore, such act of bravery influenced the course of the war by causing heavy losses to the enemy.		''Highest level'' Deeds of bravery of the highest order by risking life while facing a highly adverse situation, in the absence of which the enemy could have inflicted heavy losses on Bangladesh forces. Furthermore, such act of bravery influenced the course of the war by causing heavy losses to the enemy.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~''Top level'' The above-mentioned qualification for award had to be obtained, but at a lesser degree.		''Top level'' The above-mentioned qualification for award had to be obtained, but at a lesser degree.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~''Praiseworthy level'' The above mentioned qualification for award had to be obtained, but at an even lesser degree.		''Praiseworthy level'' The above mentioned qualification for award had to be obtained, but at an even lesser degree.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~Certificate of commendation: Does not qualify for the above three titles, but deserves commendation for act of heroism.		Certificate of commendation: Does not qualify for the above three titles, but deserves commendation for act of heroism.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~While conferring titles for acts of valour, three witnesses were needed for the highest category, two witnesses for the top category, one witness for the praiseworthy category and no witness was needed for the certificate of commendation.		While conferring titles for acts of valour, three witnesses were needed for the highest category, two witnesses for the top category, one witness for the praiseworthy category and no witness was needed for the certificate of commendation.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~One-time financial award used to be given along with the gallantry awards. There was a provision for taka 10 thousand (at present taka 1 lakh) for the highest category, taka 5 thousand (presently taka 50 thousand) for the top category, and taka 2 thousand (presently taka 20 thousand) for the praiseworthy category. Originally, there was no provision for monetary award for praiseworthy level, but now a provision has been made for taka 10 thousand. The title-holders are now also given monthly allowances.		One-time financial award used to be given along with the gallantry awards. There was a provision for taka 10 thousand (at present taka 1 lakh) for the highest category, taka 5 thousand (presently taka 50 thousand) for the top category, and taka 2 thousand (presently taka 20 thousand) for the praiseworthy category. Originally, there was no provision for monetary award for praiseworthy level, but now a provision has been made for taka 10 thousand. The title-holders are now also given monthly allowances.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~After liberation of the country, the gallantry awards were specifically renamed at a meeting of the council of ministers held on 14 February 1972. These are:		After liberation of the country, the gallantry awards were specifically renamed at a meeting of the council of ministers held on 14 February 1972. These are:

	<p class=Normal style="margin-top:2.0pt;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom: 2.0pt;margin-left:5.65pt;text-align:justify;tab-stops:150.2pt 155.9pt">Title of highest honour : Bir Srestha		<p class=Normal style="margin-top:2.0pt;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom: 2.0pt;margin-left:5.65pt;text-align:justify;tab-stops:150.2pt 155.9pt">Title of highest honour : Bir Srestha
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	~~<p class=Normal >~~A total of 43 freedom fighters were selected for conferment of titles on 19 February 1972. On 26 March 1973, 546 freedom fighters including the previously chosen 43 were selected for award of titles. The recommendations received from various units, sectors and brigades during or after the liberation war were scrutinized by a committee headed by Air Vice Marshall AK Khondakar. Afterwards, Prime Minister Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman signed and ratified the list of awardees as the country';s Defence Minister on 14 December 1973.		A total of 43 freedom fighters were selected for conferment of titles on 19 February 1972. On 26 March 1973, 546 freedom fighters including the previously chosen 43 were selected for award of titles. The recommendations received from various units, sectors and brigades during or after the liberation war were scrutinized by a committee headed by Air Vice Marshall AK Khondakar. Afterwards, Prime Minister Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman signed and ratified the list of awardees as the country';s Defence Minister on 14 December 1973.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~A total of 676 freedom fighters including the previously selected ones were awarded the following titles on 15 December 1973. The category-wise break-up was as follows:		A total of 676 freedom fighters including the previously selected ones were awarded the following titles on 15 December 1973. The category-wise break-up was as follows:

	<p class=Normal style="margin-top:2.0pt;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom: 2.0pt;margin-left:5.65pt;text-align:justify;tab-stops:150.2pt right 200.4pt">Bir Srestha : 7 persons		<p class=Normal style="margin-top:2.0pt;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom: 2.0pt;margin-left:5.65pt;text-align:justify;tab-stops:150.2pt right 200.4pt">Bir Srestha : 7 persons
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	~~<p class=Normal >~~The awardees of gallantry titles were given medals and ribbons on 15 December 1992. They were given financial rewards and certificates on 7 March 2001.		The awardees of gallantry titles were given medals and ribbons on 15 December 1992. They were given financial rewards and certificates on 7 March 2001.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~The break-up of awardees on the basis of their parent forces are as follows:		The break-up of awardees on the basis of their parent forces are as follows:

	<p class=Normal style="margin-top:2.0pt;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom: 2.0pt;margin-left:5.65pt;text-align:justify;tab-stops:155.9pt right 203.4pt">Army : 288 persons		<p class=Normal style="margin-top:2.0pt;margin-right:0in;margin-bottom: 2.0pt;margin-left:5.65pt;text-align:justify;tab-stops:155.9pt right 203.4pt">Army : 288 persons
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	~~<p class=Normal >~~The awardees included two females. Five non-Bangalis also got gallantry titles of whom one was a foreigner.		The awardees included two females. Five non-Bangalis also got gallantry titles of whom one was a foreigner.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~The gallantry awards are applicable for the members of the armed forces and of the related para-military forces even after the War of Liberation. Since independence, a total of 126 individuals from the Army and Bangladesh Rifles received gallantry awards for various operations conducted at Chittagong Hill Tracts, Tangail-Mymensingh, Rajshahi and at other places.		The gallantry awards are applicable for the members of the armed forces and of the related para-military forces even after the War of Liberation. Since independence, a total of 126 individuals from the Army and Bangladesh Rifles received gallantry awards for various operations conducted at Chittagong Hill Tracts, Tangail-Mymensingh, Rajshahi and at other places.

	~~<p class=Normal >~~The awardees are invited to state functions and occupy positions of honour in society. [Muhammad Lutful Haque] [Haq, Muhammad Lutful Colonel (retd), Bangladesh Army]		The awardees are invited to state functions and occupy positions of honour in society. [Muhammad Lutful Haque] [Haq, Muhammad Lutful Colonel (retd), Bangladesh Army]

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