Description : Who was the Chief of Staff of Mujibnagar Government ?
Last Answer : ASM Abdur Rab.
Description : Who was the Commander-in-Chief of Mujibnagar Government ?
Last Answer : Colonel M. AG Osmani.
Description : Who was the Minister of Rehabilitation in Mujibnagar Government ?
Last Answer : a. H. M Kamaruzzaman.
Description : On whose advice did the Mujibnagar government divide the battlefield into 11 sectors ?
Last Answer : In consultation with Bangladesh Army.
Description : In what year was the Mujibnagar government formed ?
Last Answer : Mujibnagar government was formed on 10 April 1971 .
Description : Which country opposes Mujibnagar government ?
Last Answer : America opposes.
Description : Who was the Finance Minister of Mujibnagar Government ?
Last Answer : Captain M. Mansur Ali.
Last Answer : Mujibnagar government took oath on 17th April.
Last Answer : : Dr. Muhammad Yusuf Ali.
Last Answer : AHM Kamruzzaman was the Minister of Relief and Rehabilitation in Mujibnagar Government.
Last Answer : The Mujibnagar government set up a mission in the United Kingdom.
Last Answer : : Tajuddin Ahmed
Last Answer : Mujibnagar government had 15 ministries. References: Banglapedia.
Last Answer : HT Imam was the cabinet secretary of Mujibnagar government. Wikipedia.
Last Answer : The Mujibnagar government was formed on April 10, 1971.
Last Answer : 1971 Of the year 16 E April Mujibnagar Government I swear Acceptance Does.
Description : Who is the architect of "Mujibnagar Memorial" sculpture ?
Last Answer : Tanvir Kabir is the architect of Mujibnagar Memorial Sculpture.
Description : What was the old name of Mujibnagar ?
Last Answer : The old name of Mujibnagar was Vaidyanathtala Bhaber Para .
Description : Who is the architect of Mujibnagar Memorial ?
Last Answer : Architect of Mujibnagar Memorial Tanvir Karim.
Description : What is the old name of Mujibnagar ?
Last Answer : The old name of Mujibnagar is Baidyanath Tala.
Description : What is the date of Mujibnagar Day ?
Last Answer : 17th April is Mujib Nagar Day.
Description : How many sectors was Mujibnagar during the war of liberation ?
Last Answer : Mujibnagar was in Sector 7 during the war of liberation
Last Answer : The former name of Mujibnagar is Vaidyanath Tala. It was renamed as Mujibnagar on 17 April 1971.
Last Answer : Located in Mujibnagar of Meherpur district.
Last Answer : Mujibnagar is located in Meherpur.
Last Answer : Mujibnagar Day is celebrated on 16th April.
Last Answer : Mujibnagar Memorial Complex is located in Meherpur district.
Last Answer : Architect of Mujibnagar Memorial Complex - Tanvir Kabir.
Last Answer : Number of pillars of Mujibnagar Memorial Complex - 23.
Last Answer : Mujibnagar was under Sector 8 .
Last Answer : Mujibnagar Meherpur In the district Located.
Description : For departmental promotion examination a government official is granted leave. Then leave period is calculated on what basis? a. duration of examination b. duration of examination plus minimum period ... minimum period required for journey to and from the examination centre to candidate's home
Last Answer : b. duration of examination plus minimum period required for journey to and from the examination centre nearest to headquarters station
Description : 1. Funds belonging to the Government of India are kept in which fund? 2. Why does Kerosene oil rise up in the wick of lantern? 3. Where is the headquarters of Food and Agriculture Organisation? ... 19. Which feature is the product of vulcanicity? 20. From where was the term Congress' derived?
Last Answer : Answer : 1 1. Consolidated Fund of India 2. Because of surface tension 3. Rome 4. Low moisture 5. Greeks 6. Income 7. Calcium and iron 8. Habeas Corpus 9. Equator 10. Spinning wheel 11. Na2 CO3 12. ... a type of garment 16. Brain 17. 24 18. Less than 90° 19. Caldera 20. The History of North America
Description : Why are people so freaked out about using Yucca Mountain as a nuclear waster depository? Now that the government has built it, we should make use of it.
Last Answer : Because everyone is scared of nuclear contamination, potential terrorist target, and some idiots - pardon me - fear that somehow it'll turn into a nuclear bomb. Of all of these, nuclear contamination is ... such action. The rest of the world's governments more or less agree or submit to this.