Idea Exchange Meeting with Bangladesh Society, Inc.

Idea Exchange Meeting is an initiative of Bangladesh Society, Inc. New York to discuss and exchange ideas with Bangladeshi community and cultural organizations about how to make Bangladesh Society more effective.

The meeting will be held at Society’s office in Queens. All presidents and general secretaries of various Bangladeshi organizations are requested to attend the meeting.

Venue

Bangladesh Society NY, Inc.
8624 Whitney Ave., Elmhurst, NY11373

Contact

917-744-9236
917-301-2063
718-502-7284

 

Discussion on Environment of Bangladesh and Environmental Movement

Bangladesh Environment Network (BEN) invites you to join a general discussion on Environment of Bangladesh and Movement: Recent Situation (বাংলাদেশের পরিবেশ ও আন্দোলন – সাম্প্রতিক পরিস্থিতি). Some visiting members of Bangladesh Poribesh Andolon (BAPA) will be present at the event.

The event is free and open to all.

Venue

Auditorum Room, Bangladesh Plaza
37-15, 73rd St, Jackson Heights, NY 11372
Subway: E, F, R, M, and 7 to Roosevelt Ave Station

Contact

Sayed Fazlur Rahman, 347-842-8527

 

Bangladesh Victory Day Discussion

Bangladesh Victory Day Discussion organized by Gopalganj District Association America, Inc.

Discussion and cultural program. All members of Gopalganj District Association America and Gopalganj residents are welcome.

Venue:

Sundarban Restaurant & Sweets
33-10, 36 Street, Astoria, NY 11106

Contacts:

BM Zakir Hossain Hiru, 646-591-0623
Mizanur Rahman Khan Moni, 917-348-5635
GH Arzoo, 646-944-9464
Saidur Rahman Said, 347-686-5460

 

Bangladesh Victory Day Celebration

Bangladesh Victory Day Celebration will be organized by Bangladesh Freedom Fighters Solidarity Council, USA

Includes discussion and cultural program. The event is free and all followers of Bangabandhu are welcome to join.

Chief Guest: Dr. AKA Momen, Ambassador, Bangladesh Permanent Mission to UN
Special Guest: Shameem Ahsan, Consul, Bangladesh Consulate in New York

Venue:

Talk of the Town
37-21, 72 Street, Jackson Heights, NY 11372

Contacts:

Khurshid Anowar Bablu, 718-663-1894
Faruk Hossain, 917-644-6663
Golam Mostafa Khan Miraj, 718-559-2322

New York Bangladeshi-American Lions Club

New York Bangladeshi-American Lions Club will have a meeting of its chartered members. The meeting is not open to public.

Venue:

Kabab King Restaurant
73-01, 37th Road, Jackson Heights, NY 11372

Contacts:

Motiur Rahman, 917-519-1156
Md. Abul Fazal, 646-269-8765

Bangladesh Victory Day Celebration

Bangladesh Victory Day Celebration (Bijoy Dibosh/বিজয় দিবস), organized by Shilpakala Academy of USA

Discussion and cultural program. All are welcome.

Contacts:

Monika Roy, 347-536-0354
Babli Haque, 347-238-6096

Marxism and Islam in Bangladeshi Left Politics: Lunch and Conversation

Marxism and Islam in Bangladeshi Left Politics: Lunch and Conversation

A conversation with Azfar Hussain*

Venue

Asian Spices and Grill (Old Swaad Restaurant)
29-14, 36th Avenue, Astoria, 11106
N/Q Trains to 36th Avenue Stations

*Keynote Talk:  Azfar Hussain, PhD

Associate Professor
Liberal Studies, Grand Valley State University, Michigan
Vice President and Professor of English, World Literature, and
Interdisciplinary Studies The Global Center for Advanced Studies

Discussant:

Ahmed Shamim
Doctoral Candidate, Linguistics
The Graduate Center, City University of New York
Organized and sponsored by South Asia Solidarity Initiative (SASI)

There will be an open conversation afterwards.

The event ‘Marxism and Islam in Bangladeshi Left Politics: Lunch and Conversation’ is free and open to all.

Bernard Schwartz Book Award Luncheon with Gary Bass

Bernard Schwartz Book Award Luncheon with Gary Bass at Asia Society, New York.

The Blood Telegram: Nixon, Kissinger, and a Forgotten Genocide by Gary Bass (Alfred A. Knopf, 2013) was named winner of the 2014 Asia Society Bernard Schwartz Book Award for its outstanding contribution to advancing the understanding of contemporary Asia and U.S.-Asia relations. In The Blood Telegram, Dr. Gary Bass paints a picture of U.S.-South Asia relations during the Cold War, telling the story of the U.S. role in the 1971 civil war in East Pakistan which led to the creation of the state of Bangladesh.

Asia Society’s Bernard Schwartz Book Award is the only award that recognizes nonfiction books for their outstanding contributions to the understanding of contemporary Asia or U.S.-Asia relations.

The event will also feature remarks by David Shambaugh, the author of China Goes Global: The Partial Power, one of the honorable mentions for this year’s award.

Tickets:

$10 Members
$12 Students/Seniors
$15 Nonmembers

Contact for tickets or more info:

212-327-9366
agupta@asiasociety.org

 

 

Mansur Khan Memorial Discussion

Dr. Mansur Khan Memorial Discussion will be held in Jackson Heights, New York on Wednesday, Oct 22, 2014. Dr. Mansur Khan was the founder of Khan’s Tutorial. He recently passed away.

Following Bangladeshi tutorial centers will participate in the discussion:

Alpha Tutorial, Kazi S. Islam
Bright Kids Tutorial, Safique Hasan
Core Tutoring Center, Shantonu Barua
East West Tutoring Center, Mosaraf Hossain
FI Tutorial Center, Monirul Islam
Liberty Tutorials, Someeron Barua
Mamun’s Tutorial, Sheikh Al Mamun
Math Matters Tutoring Center, Syed Sajjad Hossain
Scholastica Tutorial, Reza Rashid
Smart Academia, Abu Hanip

The event is free and open to all.

Contacts:

917-288-2448
718-314-4648
347-635-2871