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Wednesday, October 28, 2020

[mukto-mona] Jamal Khan's Call to Vote // What it means to be an American in the twenty-first century - (Jamal Khan)



What it means to be an American in the twenty-first century - (Jamal Khan)

Jamal Khan's Video Message to Vote

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What's in a Name ? 

Our names reflect the diversity that makes this country great.
Remind everyone you know to vote on or before November 3, 2020.

Jamal Khan is the creator of the Rain and Sunshine Saga, a meditation on what it means to be an American in the twenty-first century.  Learn more about Jamal at www.jamalkhan.org

Jamal Khan's Website:   www.jamalkhan.org

Rain and Sunshine by Jamal Khan (Coming Soon)



Regards,
Dr. Mahbub Khan
California, USA
408-859-3566



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Friday, October 23, 2020

[mukto-mona] Jamal Khan's Video Message to Vote // What's in a Name?



Jamal Khan's Video Message to Vote


What's in a Name ?  


Our names reflect the diversity that makes this country great.
Remind everyone you know to vote this November 2020.

Here is the YouTube link to Jamal's short video message to vote:
 


Jamal Khan's Website:   www.jamalkhan.org



Regards,
Dr. Mahbub Khan
California, USA
408-859-3566
mahbubkhan@ieee.org


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Tuesday, October 20, 2020

[mukto-mona] America’s political motives further complicated Bangladesh’s Liberation War



Turning a blind eye on Bangladesh war
SALEEM SAMAD

Pakistan's acceptance of Bangladesh's independence during the height of the Liberation War in 1971 would have shed more bloodletting in the restive region.
The supposedly brokered ceasefire by China and America would have surely collapsed, as the Mukti Bahini, the East Bengal guerrillas, would not have obeyed the call.
By October, the Pakistani junta had deliberately transferred back to Pakistan the amphibian battle tanks, the newly-installed radar at Dhaka was dismantled, as were the squadron of fighter aircraft, which were brought from China.
For many in Karachi, where the military hardware was unloaded in the port, they understood that it was a matter of weeks. The eastern province was to become an independent country, but it was worried about thousands of soldiers and officers, civil administration, business entrepreneurs, and Pakistan civilians in the eastern province.
Henry Kissinger, the double-edge former US secretary of state, in an interview by Jeffrey Goldberg published in The Atlantic, said talks between America and China would have collapsed if the US had publicly condemned human rights violations and atrocities by the Pakistan army against the people of then East Pakistan.
Months before the violent crackdown Operation Searchlight by the Pakistan military, Pakistan emerged as the interlocutor most acceptable to Beijing and Washington, and exchanges were conducted from Islamabad.
Goldberg's question was whether the opening to China was worth the sacrifices and deaths experienced in the India-Pakistan Bangladesh crisis, to which Kissinger retorted that Bangladesh demonstrates how this issue has been confused in our public debate. There was never a choice between suffering in Bangladesh and the opening to China.
He did not hesitate to state that Pakistan deployed extreme violence and gross human rights violations when Bangladesh was battling to achieve independence.
"The US diplomats witnessing the Bangladesh tragedy were ignorant of the opening to China. Their descriptions were heartfelt and valid, but we could not respond publicly," he said.
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By the time of the Bangladesh crisis in 1971 -- when Pakistan imposed martial law to crush the territory's bid for independence -- Nixon felt he owed Pakistan's military dictator, General Yahya Khan, a debt of gratitude for his government's role in facilitating Kissinger's secret trip to China, ignoring reports of Pakistan's military atrocities against Bangladeshi civilians.
The US actively supported Pakistan, to the extent of violating congressional restrictions on supplying arms to Pakistani troops.
"In November, the Pakistani president agreed with Nixon to grant independence the following March," Kissinger said.
But the following December, "India, after having made a treaty including military provisions with the Soviet Union, and in order to relieve the strain of refugees, invaded East Pakistan," he said, adding that the US had to navigate between Soviet pressures, Indian objectives, Chinese suspicions, and Pakistani nationalism.
"By March 1972 -- within less than a year of the commencement of the crisis  -- Bangladesh was independent; the India-Pakistan War ended, and the opening to China completed at a summit in Beijing in February 1972," said Kissinger.
In his book World Order, Kissinger describes India as "a fulcrum of twenty first century order: An indispensable element, based on its geography, resources, and tradition of sophisticated leadership, in the strategic and ideological evolution of the regions and the concepts of order at whose intersection it stands."
But in 1971, when Pakistan's erstwhile eastern wing fought to become Bangladesh, Kissinger made a U-Turn and scorned India as "a Soviet stooge, supported with Soviet arms" over its support for Bangladesh independence.

First published in the Dhaka Tribune on 19 October 2020

Saleem Samad is an independent journalist, media rights defender, and recipient of Ashoka Fellowship and Hellman-Hammett Award. He can be reached at saleemsamad@hotmail.com. Twitter @saleemsamad

https://www.dhakatribune.com/opinion/op-ed/2020/10/19/op-ed-turning-a-blind-eye


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Monday, October 19, 2020

[mukto-mona] France: the roots of the murder of Samuel Paty go back to the 1990s

https://feministdissent.org/blog-posts/stand-and-be-counted/
Feminist Dissent - October 19, 2020

Stand and Be Counted
by Marieme Helie-Lucas

Marieme Helie Lucas, an Algerian sociologist and freedom fighter,
founder of the solidarity networks Women Living Under Muslim Laws, and
Secularism is a Women's Issue argues that the roots of the murder of
Samuel Paty go back to the 1990s and the experience of Algerians in
the 'war against civilians'. She argues that we should 'Stand and Be
Counted'.



Assassinations by decapitation or by the sword – which are highly
symbolic of all Muslim extreme right organisations (Al Quaeda, the
Taliban, GIA, Shabab, Daesh, Boko Haram, etc…) – are not a new
phenomenon in France. Several cases have already happened in recent
years. It points at the will of the sponsor to not just 'execute' the
victim for his 'crimes', but also to send a chill down the spines of
potential next victims, – in this present case anyone who will dare
re-publish the 'drawings of Mohammed'. This is why filming
decapitations or taking a photograph of French teacher Samuel Paty's
head severed from his body is a crucial step. Who will dare teach
freedom of speech in French schools after the mid-term holidays? Stand
and be counted…

In Algeria too, long before the 'bloody nineties' and the 'war against
civilians' as we called it then, we too witnessed some such public
terrifying Islamist war crimes: the first 'execution', in the early
seventies, was a communist student, who faced an ad-hoc Islamist
Tribunal inside the premises of Algiers University where I taught at
that time, and was 'executed' by the sword then and there.

For it is important to understand that the same scenario which
developed in Algeria right after independence and culminated in the
nineties is being replicated in Europe: gradually, there was
fundamentalist control taking place over women, their dress, their
behaviour, their space for choice, etc; there was 'Islamic
punishment', as they call it, for 'kofr' (unbelievers) – generally
death penalty – or for 'un-Islamic behavior' such as smoking,
drinking, not praying 5 times a day, not fasting during Ramzan/
Ramadan, etc…

But who cared for a bunch of women who did not conform, for drunkards
or for gays and for unbelievers? The State certainly was not about to
endanger 'social peace' for these un-important citizens. The French
State did not do any better, when the first victims on its soil were
young women or isolated intellectuals, decades before the
assassination of a teacher that took place a couple of days ago. And
France has, so far, not learnt from what followed suit in Algeria.

For three decades from the 60s to the 80s, violence in Algeria
mounted, until by the 90s fundamentalists deemed 'Kofr' any citizen
who had anything to do with the 'kofr state', such as, for instance,
sending children to school, getting treatment in government hospitals,
or going to any government office for an identity document, etc. For
all the critics of the government at that time, , let me remind
readers that, in Algeria, education was totally free for boys and
girls alike, and so was access to hospitals to all citizens. (Not many
European or North American countries could say the same, when poor
people still die at the doorstep of hospitals, for lack of resources
to pay for their treatment.) In other words, in Algeria, not having
anything to do with the 'kofr state' was a fundamentalist command that
was impossible to comply with, in a country where everything was
controlled by the state. The number of victims that received their
'punishment' from extreme right Islamist armed groups skyrocketed; the
estimated number is 200,000 victims in the decade of the nineties.

In France, Algerian refugees from the nineties, who had already lived
through this whole process, kept warning about similar developments in
France. We were never heard. Moreover, we were deemed anti-Islam, as
if armed Islamist groups were the sole true representatives of Islam;
or we were deemed henchmen of the Algerian government, when most of us
had already been persecuted by the State for being part of the
progressive opposition.

International human rights organisations were at the forefront for
welcoming Islamists as the victims of the State and shunning us as
'Islamophobic' – a concept quickly coined by the Muslim extreme right,
which has now spread worldwide. Human rights organisations will carry
the stigma for their inhuman political choice: I am convinced that
history will judge.

During the nineties, when ordinary people tried to flee Islamist
extreme right violence, they were denied visas to France on the ground
that they were not persecuted by the government but by non-state
actors. We all bitterly remember that and maintained full files about
it – while prominent Islamists, some of them with blood on their
hands, were welcomed as political refugees everywhere in Europe and
North America.

In a way, France's deliberate policy of welcoming far right Islamist
opponents to the Algerian State now bears fruit. They now have
developed into a full political force within France, that shows muscle
in order to bend laws and democratic principles to their own
theocratic ideology.

Since the nineties, there were many warning signs in France of the
rise of a Muslim extreme right (as is clearly the case in the UK, as
well as in other European countries); for instance: various attempts
by Muslim fundamentalists to change laws, or cultural habits: for
instance an attempt to have a clause on the virginity of the bride
included in the law as a precondition of the validity of a marriage;
several attempts to legalize the total separation of sexes (in
education, in hospitals, in swimming pools, etc…); several attempts to
change the curriculum in schools ( no art class, no gym for girls, no
biology classes unless creationism was taught instead of Darwinism,
etc…). Within France, many girls and young women were assaulted and
some of them killed since the nineties, for 'un-Islamic behavior'.

Such warning signs were ignored, despite attempts by
anti-fundamentalist Algerian refugees to alert the authorities and the
media, and human rights organisations as well. In vain.

Interestingly, progressive people and human rights organisations in
Europe explain the crimes and violations committed by the Muslim
extreme right by the racism they face in Europe. (In the case of
Charlie Hebdo's journalists and cartoonists, many on the left and
within human rights circles actually justify the killings,
shamelessly declaring that they deserved their fate for insulting
'Muslims'.) Indeed there is racism in France (or in the UK for that
matter) and there is clear discrimination at the level of housing and
employment; but there are also anti-racist organisations to defend the
victims. And the state itself is not racist: there are no
discriminatory laws (free education and health benefit all).
Discriminatory practices which, of course, unfortunately exist at the
level of individuals, are condemned in courts. This is more than what
we can offer to foreigners in our own countries of origin, as can be
seen with the waves of migrants being terribly ill treated when, on
their way to Europe, they cross the North of Africa – where being
black is still equated with being a sub-human.

In many ways, we are privileged, those of us coming from so-called
Muslim countries: we are spared the justification of the Muslim
extreme right's crimes through racism, and we know for sure that
religion per se is not at stake. Take Algeria, where virtually 99%
people are officially declared Muslims by virtue of being born in a
Muslim majority country, in a Muslim family; where ethnicity (Arab
only, till recently), religion (Islam) and citizenship (Algerian) are
conflated and virtually synonymous. Like in other countries in South
Asia, Middle East or Sub Saharan Africa, it is 'Muslims' killing
'Muslims '. Religion is the cover up for extreme right political
forces; like nazis with the Aryan 'race', the Muslim extreme right
believes they belong to the upper religion in the world; like Italian
fascists invoking the Glorious Past of Rome, they justify their
self-proclaimed highest status with reference to a mythified past: the
Golden Age of Islam. Like fascists and nazis, they believe this
superiority grants them the right and the duty to physically eliminate
the untermensch (the sub-humans), which, strangely enough – seem
quite similar, from WWII to now: Jews and other 'inferior races',
communists, etc… to which our home brand of fascists and nazis add the
Kofrs. Among many other similarities, they all assign women to their
place: the kitchen, the cradle and the Church/in our case, the mosque.

One of the many problems in the analysis of crimes such as the one
committed day before yesterday in France against a history teacher,
whose only crime was to teach the official curriculum on freedom of
expression, is the lack of an adequate vocabulary to name the
perpetrators. We need to qualify them in political terms, not in
religious ones as is currently done in France.

The crimes and violations we witnessed in Algeria during the nineties,
which are still currently perpetrated today in so many predominantly
'Muslim' countries, could not possibly be defined as perpetrated by
'Muslims' in our contexts; we were forced to identify them as
political forces of the extreme right.

Naming these political forces is essential. This is the conceptual
blessing I wish for France and for Europe, if we don't want to face
here as we did in Algeria, another 'war against the civilians'. That
is why I say, we have to stand up and be counted, now.


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স্বাস্থ অঅধিদপ্তরের চোরদের তালিকা। 

১ স্বাস্থ্য অধিদপ্তরের সহকারী প্রোগ্রামার মো. রুহুল আমিন
২ প্রশাসনিক কর্মকর্তা কবির চৌধুরী
৩ প্রশাসনিক কর্মকর্তা মো. সাজ্জাদ মুন্সী
৪ প্রশাসনিক কর্মকর্তা হুমায়ুন চৌধুরী
৫ প্রশাসনিক কর্মকর্তা জালাল উদ্দিন
৬ প্রধান সহকারী জাহাঙ্গীর হোসেন হাওলাদার
৭ ব্যক্তিগত কর্মকর্তা মো শাহজাহান ফকির
৮ ব্যক্তিগত কর্মকর্তা আবু সোহেল
৯ উচ্চমান সহকারী শাহনেওয়াজ
১০ উচ্চমান সহকারী শরীফুল ইসলাম
১১ ক্যাশিয়ার (এডুকেশন শাখা) মজিবুর রহমান 
১২মো. খায়রুল
১৩ অফিস সহকারী কাম কম্পিউটার অপারেটর মো. হারুনুর রশীদ
১৪  অফিস সহকারী মো. হানিফ
১৫ মো. মাসুদ করিম
১৬ মো. আলাউদ্দিন
১৭ অফিস সহকারী (এনসিডিসি) মো. ইকবাল হোসেন
১৮ অফিস সহকারী (ইপিআই) মুজিবুল হক মুন্সী ১৯ তোফায়েল আহমেদ
২০  অফিস সহকারী (ডব্লিউএইচও শাখা) কামরুল ইসলাম
২১ কমিউনিটি ক্লিনিক শাখার উচ্চমান সহকারী মো. আনোয়ার হোসেন
২২ স্টেনো টাইপিস্ট সুনিল বাবু
২৩ স্টোর ম্যানেজার (ইপিআই) হেলাল তরফদার ২৪ অতিরিক্ত মহাপরিচালকের (বর্তমানে মহাপরিচালক স্বাস্থ্য শিক্ষা অধিদপ্তর) গাড়ি চালক মো. আব্দুল মালেক,
২৫  গাড়িচালক মো. শাহজাহান,
২৬  সাবেক পরিচালক ডা. কাজী জাহাঙ্গীর হোসেন 
২৭ অধ্যাপক আব্দুর রশীদ
২৮ মুগদা জেনারেল হাসপাতালের প্রশাসনিক কর্মকর্তা কাফি
২৯ রংপুর মেডিকেল কলেজ হাসপাতালের প্রধান সহকারী মো. ফজলুল হক
৩০ একই হাসপাতালের হিসাবরক্ষক ইমদাদুল হক
৩১ হিসাবরক্ষণ কর্মকর্তা মো. আলিমুল ইসলাম ৩২ ঢাকা মেডিকেল কলেজ সচিব মো. আনোয়ার হোসেন
৩৩ খুলনার শেখ আবু নাসের হাসপাতালের প্রশাসনিক কর্মকর্তা মো. ওয়াহিদুজ্জামান
৩৪ জাতীয় হৃদরোগ হাসপাতালের প্রশাসনিক কর্মকর্তা মো. মাহামুদুজ্জামান
৩৫ একই হাসপাতালের হিসাবরক্ষণ কর্মকর্তা মো. নাজমুল হক সিদ্দিকী
৩৬ শহীদ সোহরাওয়ার্দী মেডিকেল কলেজ হাসপাতালের স্টোর কর্মকর্তা মো. দোলোয়ার হোসেন
৩৭  একই হাসপাতালের সিনিয়র স্টোর কিপার মো. রফিকুল ইসলাম
৩৮  কুষ্টিয়া ২৫০ শয্যা জেনারেল হাসপাতালের স্টোর কিপার টিটু
৩৯  সাতক্ষীরা মেডিকেল কলেজ হাসপাতালের ল্যাব সহকারী আব্দুল হালিম 
৪০ সুব্রত কুমার দাস
৪১ সাতক্ষীরা সিভিল সার্জন অফিসের প্রধান সহকারী আশিক নেওয়াজ
৪২ কুষ্টিয়া জেনারেল হাসপাতালের স্টোর কিপার মো. সাফায়াত হোসেন ফয়েজ
৪৩ গোপালগঞ্জ ২৫০ শয্যা জেনারেল হাসপাতালের প্রশাসনিক কর্মকর্তা মো. ওবায়দুল, ৪৪ টাঙ্গাইল মেডিকেল কলেজের সচিব মো. সাইফুল ইসলাম
৪৫ ফরিদপুর মেডিকেল কলেজের প্রশাসনিক কর্মকর্তা মো. মো. জালাল মোল্লাহ
৪৬ রাজশাহী মেডিকেল কলেজ হাসপাতালের হিসাবরক্ষক মো. মারুফ হোসেন
৪৭ রাজশাহী সিভিল সার্জন অফিসের হিসাবরক্ষক মো. আনোয়ার হোসেন 
৪৮ গাজীপুর শহীদ তাজউদ্দিন মেডিকেল কলেজ ৪৯ হাসপাতালের স্টোর অফিসার মো. নাজিম উদ্দিন
৫০. বিভাগীয় পরিচালক (ঢাকা) সহকারী প্রধান মীর রায়হান আলী
৫১ একই অফিসের প্রশাসনিক কর্মকর্তা মো. ফারুক হাসান
৫২প্রধান সহকারী মো. আশরাফুল ইসলাম
৫৩ প্রধান সহকারী মো. সাজেদুল করিম
৫৪  উচ্চমান সহকারী মো. তৈয়বুর রহমান 
৫৫ মো. সাইফুল ইসলাম
৫৬ বিভাগীয় পরিচালক (চট্টগ্রাম) অফিসের উচ্চমান সহকারী মো. ফয়জুর রহমান
৫৭ প্রধান সহকারী মো. মাহফুজুল হক
৫৮ স্টেনোটাইপিস কাম কম্পিউটার অপারেটর মো. আজমল খান
৫৯ বিভাগীয় পরিচালক (ময়মনসিংহ) অফিসের প্রশাসনিক কর্মকর্তা মো. মোস্তাফিজুর রহমান 
 ৬০ প্রধান সহকারী মো, আব্দুল কুদ্দুস
৬১ বিভাগীয় পরিচালক (সিলেট) অফিসের প্রধান সহকারী মো. নুরুল হক
৬২ প্রশাসনিক কর্মকর্তা মো. গোস আহমেদ
৬৩ উচ্চমান সহকারী মো. আমান আহমেদ ও 
৬৪ অফিস সহকারী কাম কম্পিউটার অপারেটর ৬৫ মো, নেছার আহমেদ চৌধুরী
৬৬ বিভাগীয় পরিচালক (খুলনা) অফিসের ব্যক্তিগত সহকারী মো. ফরিদ হোসেন
৬৭ অফিস সহকারী মো. মাসুম ও 
৬৮প্রধান সহকারী মো. আনোয়ার হোসেন 
৬৯ বিভাগীয় পরিচালক (বরিশাল) অফিসের প্রধান সহকারী মো. রাহাত খান ও 
৭০ উচ্চমান সহকারী মো. জুয়েল
৭১ বিভাগীয় পরিচালক (রংপুর) অফিসের উচ্চমান সহকারী মো. আজিজুর রহমান
৭২ স্টেনোগ্রাফার মো. সাইফুল ইসলাম  ৭৩প্রশাসনিক কর্মকর্তা মো. জাহাঙ্গীর আলম। ৭৪বিভাগীয় পরিচালক (রাজশাহী) অফিসের প্রধান সহকারী মো. হেলাল উদ্দিন 
৭৫ মো. মাসুদ খান

 এদের সমস্ত সম্পত্তি ক্রোক করে এদের আবাস্থলে ছবি সহ
 সাইন বোর্ড টানিয়ে দেবো  "চোরের বাড়ী" (Y)

""শেখ চৌধুরী টাইট বাউট আসলে সব চোর চকচকে গাড়িয়ালা চোর ""


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Saturday, October 17, 2020

[mukto-mona] BUFLA-Senior-Club Talent Show // Nov-28-2020 (Virtual)





From: BUFLA-PRO Abdus Samad via LA-Discussion@googlegroups.com

 

বাফলা সিনিয়র ক্লাবের ভার্চুয়াল ট্যালেন্ট শো ২৮ নভেম্বর




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 BUFLA Advisory Council (BUFLA-AC) Presents:

BUFLA Senior Club
Talent Show (Virtual)

Date:  November-28-2020, Saturday

Time:  7 PM to 9 PM

Thanksgiving weekend

Live-Stream at   


Dear Community Friends,

BUFLA is organizing a Senior Talent show. We are inviting all Senior members of our greater Community(60+ years of age) to participate in this Senior Talent Show. We need the following contact information for you to participate in it. Please text/e-mail your contact information to 408-859-3566-cell,  mahbubkhan@ieee.org  to participate. You can also contact any of our BUFLA-AC members as listed right below. Please give us the following contact information to participate:


Your Name, Phone number, e-Mail address: Age:


In the Talent show you can do any of the following things:


Introduce yourself (including Education/Profession/etc.)

When you came to USA, living with whom, Working or Retired

Hobbies

Recite a poem

Sing a song

Play a musical Instrument

Dance

Say a Joke to make people laugh

Biggest accomplishment of your life

Happiest moment of your life

Your wish in your life that has not been materialized yet

Say one word that describes you as a person and explain how

Comment about COVID-19

Speak on any topic that you like to talk about

ETC


All participations and performances will be video-recoded (pre-recorded) by BUFLA and it will be broadcast as a live-Stream to the greater community and beyond. 



On behalf of BUFLA Advisory Council:


Mohammed Abdul Hannan 
(818) 266-8806,miahannan123@gmail.com


BUFLA Senior Club Talent Show Committee
Coordinator
Mohammed Abdul Hannan (818) 266-8806,miahannan123@gmail.com

Event Co-Coordinators

BUFLA-AC (Advisory Council)

Ziaur Rahman - (Chairman),  732-829-8252,ziaur1rahman@gmail.com,zia_100@yahoo.com, Haroon Rashid (Vice-Chair) (909) 569-3629,haroondka@gmail.com, Sqn. Ldr Muhammad Zaman (626) 253-2262, mn_zaman@yahoo.comMohammed Abdul Hannan (818) 266-8806,miahannan123@gmail.com,  Rafiqul Islam (323) 806-5332   sheikhrafiq@gmail.com, Shawkat Alam, 951-310-4055, shaw4homes@gmail.com,  Dr. Mohammad Auwal  (626) 679-3141,mauwal@gmail.comDr. Mahbub Khan (408) 859-3566,mahbubkhan@ieee.org 


BUFLA-Cabinet:

Shiper Chowdhury: President of BUFLA


Shiper Chowdhury: President,  805-551-0392,presshiper@gmail.com,  Mahbubur Rahman (Shaheen):  Vice President, 213-220-7198,  shaheen90020@hotmail.com, Anjuman Ara Sheulee: General Secretary,  213-200-2901,choitee76@yahoo.com,  Faruque Howlader:  Organizing Secretary, 213-509-9393,mfhowlader@yahoo.com, Abdus Samad: Public Relations Secretary,  310-619-3532,labanglatimes@gmail.com,  Roshny Alam: Cultural Secretary: 562-310-3669,rowshanaraa@yahoo.com


BUFLA BOT (Board of Trustees)

Mourshad Alam Haider - Chairman: 909-996-6609mourshad@yahoo.com, Habib Ahmed Tia 818-430-5726, Nasimul Gani 909-844-1336nasimgani@gmail.com, Rumi Solaiman 909-921-9191rumisolaiman@yahoo.com


BUFLA Charity Committee Members:


Jashim Ahmed (BUFLA Charity Committee Coordinator):  818-987-7454,ahmed.j@sbcglobal.net, Dr. Abul Hashem: 213-200-0984,hashemdds1@gmail.com, Khandakar Alam:  909-732-8800,alamkhandakar96@yahoo.com,  Shamsuddin Manik: 818-744-6284,shamsuddinmanik@gmail.com, Engr. Saleh Kibria: 323-404-1386,saleh_kibria@yahoo.com, Major Enamul Hamid:  323-896-8779,hamidenamul@gmail.com,  Nazrul Alam: 818-469-4300,nalam3@hotmail.com



BUFLA-EC (Executive Committee)

 

American Association of Bangladeshi Engineers & Architects (AABEA-SC): Jamshed A Hyder - President, (909) 728-0813, president@aabeascc.org, Iqbal Rahman, Mohammed Mahibur Rais, Shahid Alam

Bangladeshi American Association of LA (BAALA): Mohammad Ali - President, (213) 570-3100,alikhan23@live.com, Shahed Khan Duli, Saiful A Chowdhury, Zakir Hussain Khan

Bangladesh Armed Forces Veteran Officers Association (BAFVOA):Lt. Col. (Retd) Omar Huda - President, (818) 689-0445,omarhuda@live.com, Sqn. Ldr. (Retd.) Mohammad Zaman, Flt. Lt. (Retd.) Fida Hossain, Lt. ( Retd.) Zia Islam

Bangladesh Medical Association of North America (BMANA): Dr. Rubina Najeeb - President, (714) 377-0227,bmanacachapter1@gmail.com, Dr. Iqbal Munir, Dr. Aboo Nasar, Dr. Diba Farah

Bangladesh Mela: Mohammad Tarek- Preident, (323) 382-4129,tarek90020@gmail.com, Jamiul Islam Belal, Siddiqur Rahman, Jahangir Joney

Bangladesh Nationalist Party (B N P): Badrul Chowdhury Shiplu - President, (818) 679-4924,badrulchowdhury@sbcglobal.net, M Wahid Rahman, Murshedul Islam, Mahbubul Rahman Shaheen

Bikrompur Association: Dr. Abul Hashem - President, (213) 200-0984,hashemdds1@gmail.com, Mohammed Rahman, Mohammed Shahidul Haq

Chittagong University Alumni Association (CUAA): Ilias Sikder - President, (805) 458-0507,tigersikder@yahoo.com, Mohammed Rafiquzzaman, Md. Ahsan Hafeez, Iftekhar Ahmed

Dhaka University Alumni Association  (DUAA):  Khandakar Alam - President, (909) 732-8800,alamkhandakar96@yahoo.com, Quzi Mashoorul Huda, Swakat Alam, Shiekh Rafiqul Islam

Distressed Children & Infants International (DCI):  Engr. Saleh Kibria - President, (323) 404-1386,salehkibria@yahoo.com, Zadiul Hai, Monirul Islam, Roshny Alam

Dohar Association of California: Sohidul Islam - President, (213) 531-1979,shahid4i@yahoo.com, Mohin Ahmed, Sikdar Habibur Rahman, Siba Islam

Greater Faridpur Association: Hossain Ali - President, (818) 321-5447,romanasikder@yahoo..com, Chonnou Mollik, Zakir Khan, Rob Rabbani

Greater Khulna Association: Dublo Amin - President, (213) 663-4121, Faruq Howlader,mfhowlader@yahoo.com, Md. Alam, Md. Ahsan

Grisho Boron (Summer Festival) Orange County: Rafiqul Haque Raju - President, (714) 470-0814,muhammed.haque01@gmail.com, Rezaul Karim, Nazrul Islam Fahim, Fatema Khatun Moni

Jalalabad Association of California: Assaduz Zaman Bachchu - President, (323) 821-9976,zamanbachchu@gmail.com, Mohammed Badrul Alam, Syeed Nasir Uddin, Mohammed Nazrul Alam

Los Angeles Tiger Club: Mehdi Hassan - President, (213) 590-9920,mahadihm@yahoo..com, Elias Khan, M. M. Shameem, Christopher B. Austin

Muslim Ummah of North America (MUNA): Ashraf Hossain Akbar - President, (213) 926-2959,ashraf.akbar@gmail.com, Ali Akbar, Abdul Mannan, Anisur Rahman

Osmani Smrity Shangsod: Jashim A. Ashrafi - President, (818) 987-7454,ahmed.j@sbcglobal.net, Abul Hasnath Rayhan, Matab Ahmed, Faizu Subhan

Sylhet World Council: Jafrin Tia - Council Chair, (818) 430-5726, habib..ahmed@sbcglobal.net, Mohi Uddin, Shofir Uddin, Shuhin Choudhury

Taranga of California: Shiper Chowdhury - President, (805) 551-0392, presshiper@gmail.com, Enamul Hamid, Bashir Ahmed, Moazzem Hossain Chowdhury

Uttoron of Los Angeles: Anjuman Ara - President, (213) 200-2901,choitee76@yahoo.com,Shahnag Bulbul, Ashraf Hossain (Babul), Khurshed -uz- Zaman

Vashani Foundation: Mohammed Shamsuddin Manik - President, (818) 744-6284,shamsuddinmanik@gmail.com, Sheik Raza, Abdus Samad, Abul Khair

 

BUFLA Associate Members

 

Bangladesh Community of Inland Empire (BCIE): Sheikh Rafiqul Islam - President, 323-806-5332, sheikh.rafiq@yahoo.com, Zillur Rahman, Mohammad F Haque, Mahadi Sabin Salim

Probash Bangla: Quazi Moshoorul Huda - President, 213-590-1554,quazi.huda12@gmail.com, Sharmin Sohana Trisha, Mohammed Hasan, Shofi Ahmed

Banglabandhu Sishu Kishore Mela: Salma Alam - President, 213-595-2920,jothy.alam@gmail.com, Mahmuda Alam Nilu, Kaniz Fatema, Saharin Alam

Sanatan Bengali Society: Bidyut Dey - President, 949-302-1277,sanatonbengalisociety.org, Amrita Bibek Sarker, Tulsi Saha, Sougata Mazumder

Bangabandhu Cultural Organization: Tawfiq Suleman Khan - President, 213-842-1048,tskhan007@yahoo.com, Jahir Udddin Ahmed Panna, Zamal Hossain, Shahriar Khalil Rebel

California Awami Volunteers League: Md. Shah Alam Khan Chowdhury - President, 602-715-0174,salam7166@yahoo.com, Amir Hossain Sardar, Aliza Hossain, Eliyas Hossain

                                                

                                                                             

 

Additional BUFLA Team Members and Supporters

Major Enamul Hamid: 323-896-8779, Dr. Kali Pradip Chaudhuri 951-683-5988, Moazzem Chowdhury 661-816-8468, Belayet Hossain 702-210-2839, Tia Habib 818-430-5726, Col. Omar Huda 818-689-0445, Haroon Rashid 909-569-3629, Nasimul Gani 909-653-4314, Rumi Sulaiman 909-921-9191, Emdadul Huq Bob 775-815-8726, Dr. Rafiqul Alam 951-683-5988, Sqn Ldr Muhammad Zaman 626-253-2262, Shahidul Islam: 213-531-1979,  Habibur Rahman Swaraj 213-380-3650, Mourshad Haider: 909-996-6609, Lt. Ziaul Islam818-518-5784, Engr Saiful Huq 949-449-9975, Anwar Hussain Rana, Quazi Moshoorul Huda 213-255-0213, Anisur Rahman 213-840-7264, Ilias Sikder  805-458-0507, Ashraf Akbar 213-926-2959, Sayedul Hoq 805-696-3374, Ali Akbar 714-930-6677, Abul Hasnat Rayhan 818-383-9560, Lt. Ziaul Islam 818-518-5784, Mohammad Ali 213-570-3100,  Ahsan Bachu 818-365-0030, Humayun 213-925-8399, Quazi Moshoorul Huda 213-255-0213, Jahan Hassan 818-968-6736, SK Zaman, Shafiul Alam Babu, Ferdous Khan, Nazrul Islam Chowdhury Kanchon 213-270-4567, Badrul Alam Chowdhury Shiplu 818-679-4924,  Dr. Pradip Chowdhury, Dr. Iqbal Munir, Dr. Salma Khan, Dr. Rubina Najeeb, Dr. Aboo Nasar (Shuman),   Dr Moazzem Hossain, Dr. Ruby Hossain, Abul Kashem Toha 818-624-1551, Dr. Shah Alam 818-370-3685, Diluar Chowdhury 909-213-5862, Khaleed Hossain 818-681-3710, Syed Nasiruddin Zebul, Layek Ahmed 818-294-1523, Faruq Howlader 213-509-9393, Dablu Amin, Maruf Khan 424-215-6461,  Siddikur Rahman Foisal 818-593-9441, Sheikh Rafiqul Islam 323-806-5332, Shahnag Bulbul 213-304-1607, Aktar Hossain Mia 213-235-8619, Mohammad Tareq 323-382-4129, Enamul hoque Emran 818-625-5031, Karim Chaudhury 805-358-9635, Md Hasan 805-218-5574,  Dr. Khalid Mahmud 951-315-2608, Shaw Ali 951-279-4741, Flt Kt Fida Hossain 951-283-4917, Dr. Rezaul Karim 714-519-1220, Dr. Rafiqul Bhuyan 909-537-5789, Tahmina Morshed 213-840-7264, Badiul Alam 626-627-7462, Kushum Alam 818-445-8522, Manzurul Chowdhury Rabiul,  Jilani Sadiq 714-269-6607, Khaled Gazi – 949-653-0606, Zafar Ullah 562-305-3819, Firoze Fakhri 714-470-6438, Ahsan Hafeez 213-509-9393, Ashraf Hossain Babul 213-884-3538, Saiful Alam Chowdhury 323-338-1417, Mushfiqur Chowdhury Khosru 323-422-5479, SMA Razzaque 213-389-1208, Farhana Sayeed 213-926-7522 and many others.



BUFLA

Bangladesh Unity Federation of Los Angeles (BUFLA)

BUFLA is a Federation of many different Bangladeshi Organizations of Greater Los Angeles area in California, USA

www.bufla.comwww.bufla.org



BUFLA Office and Mailing Address:
BUFLA,  135 S. Vermont Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90004, USA






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Posted by: Mahbub Khan <mahbubkhan45@yahoo.com>


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Mukto Mona plans for a Grand Darwin Day Celebration: 
Call For Articles:

http://mukto-mona.com/wordpress/?p=68

http://mukto-mona.com/banga_blog/?p=585

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VISIT MUKTO-MONA WEB-SITE : http://www.mukto-mona.com/

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"I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it".
               -Beatrice Hall [pseudonym: S.G. Tallentyre], 190





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