The Forgotten 1962 Education Movement That Shaped Bangladesh
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In 1962, Pakistan's Ayub Khan imposed a new education policy on East Pakistan that sparked a massive student-led protest movement. This episode dives into the Sharif Commission Report, the 1962 Education Movement, and how students from Dhaka University and across Bengal united to defend Bengali language education against Urdu-centric reforms. We explore the key figure of Abdul Motin, the formation of the Shorbodolio Kendrio Sangram Parishad, and how this uprising foreshadowed the 1969 mass uprising. The movement forced Ayub to back down but solidified Bengali nationalist sentiment in the lead-up to independence.
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