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Launching Ceremony of Scholars Bangladesh Society 2005

NRB-PBO

First Non Resident Bangladeshi Conference

NRB-PBO

Scholar of the year 2007

NRB-PBO

Second NRB Manpower Development & Opportunities Conference

ETCHICS CLUB

12 years celebration of a sister concern, Ethics Club Bangladesh in 2023

NRB DAY

1st NRB Day and the 12 years Celebration of Scholars Bangladesh Foundation & Center for NRB Foundation in 2017

NRB DAY

7th NRB DAY AWARD 2024

LAUNCHING CEREMONY

The Launching Ceremony of Spineless and Salvador Dali's "Miss Bangladesh"
-Hasan Ferdous

International Mother Language Day

Celebration of International Mother Language Day by International Community in Dhaka for the very first time. Spanish Embassador Arturo Perez Martinez performing on the stage

NRB-PBO

Michigan State Senator Hansen Hashim Clarke, a people of Bangladeshi origin (PBO)( delivers his speech at the opening ceremony of the First Non-Resident Bangladeshi (NRB/PBO)conference at Hotel Sheraton, Dhaka

Ethics Club

Late Advisors of Ethics Club Bangladesh Society

Ethics Club

Noble Teacher Award Recipients

Art Exhibition

First Non Resident Bangladeshi Conference

Ethics Day 2024

Oath-taking at the Central Shaheed Minar, Dhaka 2024

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M E Chowdhury Shameem

President & Founder Scholars Bangladesh Society

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People of Bangladeshi Origin(PBO)

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PBO

Dr. Nina Ahmed

PBO

Khatun Sapnara

PBO

Nafees Bin Zafar

PBO

Hamza Dewan Choudhury

PBO

Akram Hossain Khan

PBO

Senator Hansen Clarke

PBO

Sumaya Kazi

PBO

Salman Khan

PBO

Rushanara Ali MP

PBO

Margarita Mamun

PBO

Jawed Karim

PBO

Dr Rupa Huq

PBO

Mr. Anwar Choudhury

PBO

Monica Yunus

Recommend A NRB-PBO Scholar of the year 2024

Scholars Bangladesh awards “Scholar of the Year” in selected categories to Bangladeshi, Non Resident Bangladeshi (NRB)/People of Bangladeshi Origin (PBO) and Forign Citizens. Individual(s)/organization(s) of the above criterias who have extraordinary achievements in academic performance & occupational position with having remarkable social contribution will be eligible for the award.

Scholars Bangladesh welcomes nominations worldwide for the selection of the Scholar of the Year 2023. One may recommend oneself, friends, family members or colleagues, organization for the selection. The awards are given in nine selected fields.

The board of advisors select the Scholar of the Year, one NRB/PBO and one Bangladeshi resident, for the categories, making it a total of 17 awards in 9 different categories.

"Mainstream Politics" and "Civil Service" categories will be awarded to only People of Bangladeshi Origin (PBO).

Also, the award for "Socail Contribution" will go to one Foreign Citzen.

FOLLOWING THE FOOTSTEP OF THE GREATS
WHO HELD THEIR HEADS HIGH
ACCREDITATION CATEGORIES

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The Winners of 'NRB-PBO Scholar of the Year' 2007

2007

Mr. Monirul Islam

Spain

2007

Professor Fazle Hussain

USA

2007

Mr. Iqbal Quadir

USA

2007

Dr. A. B. M. Fazlul Karim

Bangladesh

2007

Mr. Kalim Sharafi

Bangladesh

2007

Dr. Jamal Nazrul Islam

Bangladesh

2007

Mr. Haripodo Kapali

Bangladesh

2007

Prof Dr. M R Khan

Bangladesh

VOTE & OPINION

Scholars Bangladesh is going to celebrate the "Non Resident Bangladeshi Day" for the first time on 30 December 2017. Do you think it is necessary to have such day to celebrate togetherness and also the pride of Bengali culture and heritage across the world?

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NRB SCHOLARS PUBLISHERS

Meet the Bengali Writers, Painters, Photographers & Singers worldwide

How to publish your book through NRB scholars publishers

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SCHOLARS BIRTHDAY

View biographies of Bangladeshi Scholars Who were born in December

Sharif Abdullah

ashraf Uddin Mallik

A.K.M Muzahidul Islam

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CONCEPT & THOUGHT

A large number of Bangladeshi Scholars have been living in various developed countries of the world and rendering extraordinary/ valuable services in their respective fields. The brilliant students of Bangladesh pursue their higher studies in different local universities to become doctors, engineers and members of government civil service within the country, however, after completion of their studies they feel that the return out of their professions and services is not enough, nor at that grants them their expected levels of social status or social security. Subsequently, most of them start thinking of leaving the country in search of more remunerative jobs and relatively better environments abroad. They also face that continuing development of skills and expertise is virtually impossible in their home country. Some of them also realize that given the poor state of academic facilities and limited scope of higher learning in the country, one cannot go beyond a certain level of professional accomplishment. These factors are mainly responsible for brain drain.