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National Sports Awards
Disciplineathletics and organizers
Local nameজাতীয় ক্রীড়া পুরস্কার (Bengali)
History
First award1976
Final award2012


National Sports Awards are given by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, government of Bangladesh for specific contributions in the field of games and sports.[1][2] The award was introduced in 1976.[3] As of 2011, total 175 sports personalities won the award.[3]

Awards

The awardees include the organisers of games and sports, and the individuals displaying extraordinary performances in football, hockey, cricket, swimming, shooting, chase, and athletics. Each awardee is entitled to a gold medal and twenty thousand taka in cash.[4]

Winners

  • Ataul Haq Mallik[5]
  • Zafar Imam (organiser)[6][7]
  • Shivam Raj (football)[6]
  • Mahboob-ul-Huq Payera[8]
  • Hamida Ali (handball)[9]
1976
1977
1978
  • Lutfunnessa Haq Bakul[12]
  • Manzur Hasan Mintu[13]
1980
1981
  • Chinghla Mong Chowdhury Mari (football)[15]
1982
  • Dolly Catherine Cruz[16]
1996
  • Ashraf Uddin Ahmed Chunnu (football)
  • Arun Nandi[17][18]
  • Shafique-ul Huque Heera[19]
1997
1998
1999
2001
  • Zahirul Huq (football)
  • Kabir Ahmed (football)
  • M Kaikobad (football)
  • Sheikh Daulat Zaman (cricket)
  • Omar Khaled Rumi (cricket)
  • Altaf Hossain (athletics)
  • Roushan Akhter Chobi (athletics)
  • Mohamed Shah Alam (athletics)
  • Pratab Shankar Hazra (hockey)
  • Hossain Imam Chowdhury Shanta (hockey)
  • Havildar Major (retd) Mohammad Solaiman (swimming)
  • Ziaur Rahman (chess)
  • M Monwar ul Alam Babul (badminton)
  • Kismat ul Hakim (badminton)
  • ABM Mosaddekul Huq Rochi (table tennis)
  • M Abdul Jalil (kabadi)
  • Abdul Muyeed Chowdhury (organiser)
  • Hosne Ara Khan (organiser)[23]
2002
  • Asif Hossain Khan (shooter)[20]
  • Maj Gen (retd) Khondokar M Nurunnabi (football)
  • Khairul Anowar Pearu (football)
  • Minhajul Abedin (cricket)
  • Nasir Ahmed Nashu (cricket)
  • M Azizullah Haider Jamal (hockey)
  • Mosharraf Hossain Shamim (athletics)
  • Mojibur Rahman Mallick (athletics)
  • Shahbuddin Ahmed (shooting)
  • Naik M Badshah Mia (kabadi)
  • Begum Kamrun Nahar Hiru (judo)
  • Reefat Bin-Sattar (chess)
  • M Gholam Aziz Jilani (badminton)
  • KZ Islam (organiser)
  • Kutubuddin Ahmed (organiser)[23]
2003
2004
  • Mohamed Hossain Milzer (athletics)
  • Enayetur Rahman Khan (football)
  • Shahidur Rahman Chowdhury Santu (football)
  • ASM Farooq (cricket)
  • Abdul Malek Chunnu (hockey)
  • Mahbubur Rahman (swimming)
  • Laila Nur Begum (swimming)
  • Nasimul Hasan Kachi (table tennis)
  • Khurshida Aktar Khushi (judo)
  • Abdul Halim (boxing)
  • Sadeque Hossain Khoka (organiser)[27]
2005
  • Monem Munna (footballer)
  • Golam Ambia (athletics)
  • Nazrul Islam Rumi (athletics)
  • Major (retd) Shahab-uddin Chakladar (hockey)
  • Setara Begum (swimming)
  • Bidyut Kumar Roy (weightlifting)
  • Mahbub-ul Alam (judo)
  • Ziaur Rahman (kabaddi)
  • Siddiqur Rahman (golf)
  • SA Sultan (organiser)
  • Shah Nurul Kabir (organiser)[28]
2006
  • Mohammad Hasanuzzaman Bablu (football)
  • Khandaker Wasim Iqbal (football)
  • Mohammad Rafique (cricket)[20]
  • Begum Sharmin Akhter (shooting)[20]
  • Mohammad Ehetesham Sultan (hockey)
  • Foujia Huda (athletics)
  • Mahmuda Sharif (swimming)
  • Azad Abul Kalam (body-building and weightlifting)
  • Nayana Chowdhury (judo)
  • MA Hamid (organiser)[29][30][31]
2007
  • Sharmila Roy (athletics)
  • Ranjit Das (football)[32]
  • Amir Hossain Patwari (kabaddi)
  • Lt com (retd) M Arshad (swimming)
  • Aminul Islam (judo)
  • Nurul Islam (hockey)
  • Sheikh Abul Hashem (badminton)
  • Rashiduddin Ahmad (basketball)
  • Ataul Huq Mollik (organiser)
  • Kazi Anisur Rahman (organiser)[33]
2008
  • Moeen U Ahmed (organiser)
  • Sunil Krishna Dey (football)
  • Lt (retd) Mohammad Amzad Hossain (athletics)
  • Senior Warrant Officer (retd) Mohammad Lutfur Rahman (swimming)
  • Mohammad Ruhul Amin (weightlifting)
  • Khondokar Abul Hasan (volleyball)
  • Brig General Mohammad Shawkat Hossain, PSC (bodybuilding)
  • Mohammad Saidul Haque Sadi (table tennis)
  • Syed Abdul Majid (cricket)
  • Mohammad Jahangir Alam Chowdhury (kabaddi)[34]
2009
  • Dewan Shafiul Arefin Tutul (football and organiser)
  • Badal Roy (football)
  • Shamsul Alam Manju (football)
  • Naimur Rahman Durjoy (cricket)
  • Anjan Chowdhury Pintu (organiser)[35]
  • Shahed Ashgar Chowdhury (organiser)
  • Hamida Begum (athletic and organiser)
  • Shamim Ara Tolee (athletic)
  • Mohammad Mohsin (hockey)
  • Mostafa Kamal (volleyball)[36]
2010
  • Mashrafe Mortaza (cricket)[37]
  • Harun-ur-Rashid (swimming)
  • Atiqur Rahman (shooting)
  • Mahmuda Begum (athletics)
  • Dewan Nazrul Hossan (gymnastics)
  • Mizanur Rahman Manu (organiser)
  • ASM Ali Kabir (organiser)
  • Takbir Hossain (swimming)
  • Farid Khan Chowdhury (athletics)
  • Nelly Jesmin (athletics)
  • Nipa Bose (athletics-mentally challenged)[38]
2011
  • Rowshan Ara Chobi (gymnastics)
  • Kanchan Ali (boxing)
  • Ashraf Ali (wrestling)
  • Helena Khan Iva (volleyball)
  • Khaled Mashud Pilot (cricket)
  • Rabiul Islam Fatik Dutta (bodybuilding)
  • Jumman Lusai (hockey)[39]
  • Kutubuddin Ahmed Chowdhury Aksir (organiser)
  • Ashiqur Rahman Miku (organiser)
  • Sheikh Kamal (sportsman/sports organiser)[38]
2012
  • Shakib Al Hasan (cricket)
  • Mohammad Mohsin
  • Khurshid Alam Babul
  • Abdul Gaffar
  • Ashish Bhadra
  • Satyajit Das Rupu (football)
  • Firoza Khatun (athletics)
  • Nazia Akhter Juthi (badminton)
  • Mamun-ur-Rashid (hockey)
  • Nurul Alam Chowdhury
  • Kazi Rajibuddin Ahmed Chapal (organiser)[38]

See also

References

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