The contribution of the lower classes in the liberation war of Bangladesh.(Part-7)

    The contribution of the lower classes in the liberation war of Bangladesh:

(Part-7)

Their revolt or movement has failed because of the dilemma. Bengalis are fortunate to have a leader who informs the people of their country about their civil rights and responsibilities. He wanted to awaken the desire not to aspire for power but to eradicate the problems created in the lives of Bengalis by identifying them.For this reason, the history-consciousness and political-consciousness of the Bengali masses is completely different from the history-consciousness of the lower castes.

Today marks 50 years as Bangladesh and an independent national state. So looking back, there are many reasons for our relief.At least in these 50 years, our achievements are not a small one. Maybe the achievement could have been more. But what has happened is not very small, in a word, outstanding. Now Bangladesh stands tall as a respected country and state in the world court. However, in some cases, we need to pay more attention to many other issues in the future.

In order to analyze the economic development of Bangladesh from 1980 to 2020, various indicators of these 50 years, a comparative gathering and analysis of all the data of macro and macroeconomics is required. There may not be all the data of the overall analysis here. At present only four comparative data are used without using various complex criteria as examples. Such as GDP, per capita income, national budget and average life expectancy is a comparative discussion.In the pre-independence period of 1970, the GDP of Bangladesh was only 9 billion US dollars. In 2019, it stood at 265 million dollars. In 49 years, the increase is about 30 times. The average per capita income was $140 in 1980, increased to $1909 in 2018-2019 and increased to $2064 in 2020. Then the per capita income has increased 14.75 times in 2020 as compared to 1972-1973.

The size of the national budget of Bangladesh in 1972-1973 was 7 crore, 4 lakh 64 thousand 573 crore in 2018-2019, 5 lakh 64 thousand crore in 2019-2020 and 5 lakh 6 thousand crore in 2020-2021. Compared to 1972-1973, the size of the budget has increased almost 622 times.

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