List of Ekushey Padak award recipients (1990–1999) facts for kids

The Ekushey Padak is one of the highest awards given in Bangladesh. It's like a special medal given by the government to people who have done amazing things for the country. This award celebrates people who have made big contributions in different areas, especially those related to the Bengali language and culture. It's given out every year on February 21st, which is a very important day in Bangladesh called Ekushey February or Language Martyr's Day. This day remembers the brave people who fought for the right to speak Bengali.

What is the Ekushey Padak?

The Ekushey Padak was started in 1976. It honors people who have shown great talent and dedication. They might be writers, artists, teachers, scientists, or even journalists. The award is a way to say "thank you" for their hard work and for helping Bangladesh grow and shine. It encourages others to follow in their footsteps and contribute to society.

Who Receives This Award?

People receive the Ekushey Padak for their excellent work in many fields. These include:

• Literature: Writers who create wonderful stories, poems, and books.
• Education: Teachers and scholars who help people learn and discover new things.
• Journalism: Reporters and writers who share important news and information.
• Fine Arts: Artists who create beautiful paintings, sculptures, and other visual art.
• Music: Musicians, singers, and composers who make beautiful melodies.
• Dance: Dancers who perform traditional and modern dances.
• Drama/Acting: Actors and playwrights who bring stories to life on stage or screen.
• Science and Technology: People who make new discoveries or inventions.
• Social Work: Individuals who help communities and make life better for others.

Some Amazing Award Winners (1990-1999)

Many talented people received the Ekushey Padak during the 1990s. Here are a few examples of their incredible work:

Literature and Journalism

• Shawkat Ali (1990): He was a famous novelist who wrote many important stories.
• Foyez Ahmad (1991): He was a well-known writer and cultural activist.
• Humayun Ahmed (1994): He was a very popular writer, filmmaker, and dramatist. Many people loved his books and TV shows.
• Rahat Khan (1996): He was a respected journalist and writer.
• Akhtaruzzaman Ilias (1998): He was a brilliant writer known for his powerful stories.
• A B M Musa (1999): He was a prominent journalist who worked for many years.

Arts and Culture

• Devdas Chakraborty (1990): He was a talented artist.
• Rahija Khanam Jhunu (1990): She was a famous dancer.
• Shahnaz Rahmatullah (1992): She was a beloved singer.
• Amjad Hossain (1992): He was a well-known drama artist.
• Hashem Khan (1992): He is a very respected fine artist.
• Jewel Aich (1993): He is a famous magician!
• Nina Hamid (1994): She was a popular singer.
• Rawshan Jamil (1995): She was a celebrated dancer.
• Novera Ahmed (1997): She was a pioneering sculptor.
• Nitun Kundu (1997): He was also a very important sculptor and artist.
• Ferdousi Mazumder (1998): She is a highly respected actress.
• Syed Hasan Imam (1999): He is a well-known actor and film personality.
• Subhash Dutta (1999): He was a famous film director and actor.
• Monirul Islam (1999): He is a renowned fine artist.
• Fakir Alamgir (1999): He was a popular folk singer.

These are just some of the many amazing people who have been honored with the Ekushey Padak. Their contributions have helped shape the culture and future of Bangladesh.