Discipline | athletics and organizers |
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Local name | জাতীয় ক্রীড়া পুরস্কার (Bengali) |
History | |
First award | 1976 |
Final award | 2012 |
National Sports Awards are given by the Ministry of Youth 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] Next the amount of cash was increased to tk 50,000 in May 2017 and now tk 1,00,000 each from November 2019. [5]
Winners
- Ataul Haq Mallik[6]
- Zafar Imam (organiser)[7][8]
- Shivam Raj (football)[7]
- Mahboob-ul-Huq Payera[9]
- Hamida Ali (handball)[10]
- 1976
- Abdul Hamid[11]
- 1977
- Qazi Abdul Alim[12]
- Sheikh Shaheb Ali (football)[13]
- 1978
- Lutfunnessa Haq Bakul[14]
- Manzur Hasan Mintu (football)[15]
- Zakaria Pintoo (football)[16]
- 1979
- Fazlur Rahman Arzu (football)[17]
- Golam Sarwar Tipu (football)[18]
- 1980
- Abdur Rahim (football)[19]
- Bashir Ahmed[20]
- Hafizuddin Ahmed (football)[21]
- Rashid Ahmed (football)[22]
- 1981
- Chinghla Mong Chowdhury Mari (football)[23]
- 1982
- Dolly Catherine Cruz[24]
- 1996
- Abdus Sadeque (field hockey)[25]
- Amir Jang Ghaznavi (football)[26]
- Ashraf Uddin Ahmed Chunnu (football)
- Arun Nandi[27][28]
- Shafique-ul Huque Heera[29]
- 1997
- Ibrahim Saber (field hockey)
- 1998
- Akram Khan (cricket)[30]
- Ashraf Chowdhury (football)[7]
- Amalesh Sen (football)[31]
- Monwar Hossain Nannu (football)[32]
- 1999
- Zobera Rahman Linu (table tennis)[33]
- Raquib Khandaker (organiser)[34]
- 2000
- Abu Taher Batu (football)
- Sheikh Mohammad Aslam (football)[35]
- 2001
- Zahirul Haque (football)
- Kabir Ahmed (football)
- Md 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)[36]
- 2002
- Asif Hossain Khan (shooter)[30]
- Maj Gen (retd) Khandoker Mohammad 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)[36]
- 2003
- Kaiser Hamid (football)[37]
- Abdus Salam Murshedy (football)
- Jahangir Shah Badshah (cricket)
- Aminul Islam Bulbul (cricket)
- Mohamed Mahbub Alam (athletics)[38]
- M Abdus Salam (swimming)
- Lt Col (retd) Heshamuddin Ahmad (organiser)[39]
- 2004
- Mohamed Hossain Milzer (athletics)
- Enayetur Rahman Khan (football)
- Shahidur Rahman Shantoo (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)[40]
- 2005
- Monem Munna (football)
- 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)[41]
- 2006
- Hasanuzzaman Khan Bablu (football)
- Khandoker Wasim Iqbal (football)
- Mohammad Rafique (cricket)[30]
- Begum Sharmin Akhter (shooting)[30]
- Mohammad Ehetesham Sultan (hockey)
- Foujia Huda (athletics)
- Mahmuda Sharif (swimming)
- Azad Abul Kalam (body-building and weightlifting)
- Nayana Chowdhury (judo)
- MA Hamid (organiser)[42][43][44]
- 2007
- Sharmila Roy (athletics)
- Ranjit Das (football)[45]
- 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)[46]
- 2008
- Moeen U Ahmed (organiser)
- Sunil Krishna Dey Chowdhury (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)[47]
- 2009
- Dewan Shafiul Arefin Tutul (football and organiser)
- Badal Roy (football)
- Shamsul Alam Manju (football)
- Naimur Rahman Durjoy (cricket)
- Anjan Chowdhury Pintu (organiser)[48]
- Shahed Ashgar Chowdhury (organiser)
- Hamida Begum (athletic and organiser)
- Shamim Ara Tolee (athletic)
- Mohammad Mohsin (hockey)
- Mostafa Kamal (volleyball)[49]
- 2010
- Mashrafe Mortaza (cricket)[50]
- 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)[51]
- 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)[52]
- Kutubuddin Ahmed Chowdhury Aksir (organiser)
- Ashiqur Rahman Miku (organiser)
- Sheikh Kamal (sportsman/sports organiser)[51]
- 2012
- Shakib Al Hasan (cricket)
- Mohammed Mohsin (football)[53]
- Khurshid Alam Babul (football)[53]
- Abdul Gaffar (football)
- Ashish Bhadra (football)[53]
- Satyajit Das Rupu (football)
- Firoza Khatun (athletics)
- Nazia Akhter Juthi (badminton)
- Mamun-ur-Rashid (hockey)
- Nurul Alam Chowdhury
- Kazi Rajibuddin Ahmed Chapal (organiser)[51]
- 2013
- Mozaffar Hossain Poltu (organiser)
- Kazi Mahtab Uddin Ahmed (organiser)
- Wing Cdr (Rtd) Mohyuddin Ahmed (organiser)
- Shamsul Haque Chowdhury (organiser)
- M Shahjahan Miji (swimmer)
- Rokeya Begum Khuki (athlete)
- Munira Morshed Khan Helen (table tennis player)
- M Ilias Hossain (footballer)
- Josna Akhtar (athlete)
- Bhola Lal Chowhan (squash player)
- Khaled Mahmud (cricketer)[54]
- 2014
- Shamsul Bari (hockey player/organiser)[54]
- Enayet Hossain Siraj (organiser)
- Fazlur Rahman Babul (organiser)
- Syed Shahed Reza (organiser)
- Imtiaz Sultan Johnny (footballer)
- Mohammad Ehsan Namim (hockey player)
- Kamrunnesa (Athlete)
- M Shamsul Islam (Swimmer)
- Murel Gomes (Athlete)
- Jobaidur Rahman Rana (Badminton player)
- 2015
- Professor Dr Sheikh Abdus Salam (organiser)[54]
- M Ahmedur Rahman (gymnast/organiser)
- Ahmed Sajjadul Alam (organiser)
- Khaza Rahmatullah (hockey player)
- Mahtabur Rahman Bulbul (basketball player/organiser)
- Farhad Jesmin Lity (athlete)
- Barun Bikash Dewan (footballer)
- Rehana Jaman (swimmer)
- Jewel Rana (footballer)
- Jesmin Akhter (multiple sports)
- Sheuli Akhtar Sathi (badminton player)
- 2016
- Mohammad Moniruzzaman (swimmer)[54]
- AK Sarkar (organiser)
- Sultana Parveen Lovely (athlete)
- Shamim-al-Mamun (organiser)
- Arif Khan Joy (footballer)
- Khandaker Rakibul Islam (footballer)
- Mohammad Jalal Younus (organiser)
- M Tofazzal Hossain (athlete)
- Kazal Datta (weightlifter)
- M Tabiur Rahman Paloan (organiser)
- Z Alam (organiser)
- Abdur Razzak Sona Mia (hockey player)
- Habibul Bashar (cricketer)
- 2017
- Shahria Sultana (weightlifter)[54]
- Awlad Hossain (karate)
- Wasif Ali (basketball player)
- Sheikh Bashir Ahmed Mamun (organiser)
- M Selim Mia (swimmer)
- M Khorshed Alam (organiser)
- Abu Yousuf (footballer)
- ATM Shamsul Alam (organiser)
- Rahima Khanm Juthi (athlete)
- Asaduzzaman Kohinoor (organiser)
- M Mahabub Harun (hockey player)
- 2018
- Farida Akter Begum (organiser)[54]
- Josna Afros (athlete)
- M Rafiqul Ullah Akter Milon (organiser)
- Kazi Anwar Hossain (footballer)
- Shawkat Ali Khan Jahangir (organiser)
- Mir Robiuzzaman (gymnast)
- Mohammad Alamgir Alo (hockey player)
- Tayeb Shamsuzzaman (referee)
- Nibedita Das (swimmer)
- Mahmudul Hasan Rana (organiser)
- 2019
- Tanvir Mazhar Islam Tanna (organiser)[54]
- Arun Chandra Chakma (organiser)
- Lt Gen (Rtd) Md Mainul Islam (organiser)
- Dipu Roy Chowdhury (cricketer)
- Kazi Nabil Ahmed (organiser)
- Enthekhabul Hamid Apu (organiser)
- Mahfuza Rahman Tania (swimmer)
- Farhana Sultana Shila (cyclist)
- Tutul Kumar Nag (hockey player)
- Mahbubur Rob (shuttler)
- Sadia Akter Urmi (table Tennis player)
- 2020
- Shaheed Lt Sheikh Jamal (organiser)[54]
- Afzalur Rahman Sinha (organiser)
- Nazmul Abedeen Fahim (cricket coach)
- Mohammad Mohsin (footballer)
- M Mahbubul Ehsan Rana (hockey player)
- GM Abdullah Al Rakib (chess player)
- Nilufa Yeasmin (athlete)
- M Abdul Kader Smaran (shuttler)
See also
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