East Pakistan to Rich Bangladesh : Textile Super power in South Asia?

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How and why did East Pakistan become Bangladesh? This video first examines the historical differences between East and West Pakistan and how war broke out in the name of democracy. We examine the geographic and cultural differences between East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) and West Pakistan (now Pakistan), which created distinct challenges for the unified nation and highlighted the key role played by prominent leaders such as Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, who led the Awami League and spearheaded the demand for greater autonomy and equal rights for East Pakistan.


The video also explores the series of political events, protests and ultimately military repression that took place in 1971, leading to a large-scale armed conflict between Pakistan and the Bangladesh independence movement leading to the birth of Bangladesh as an independent nation.


In this in-depth video, we discussed the short history of Bangladesh's liberation/ independence, the emergence of Bangladesh fabrics in particular the clothing industry (RMG), the entrance of NGOs in the country, natural disasters, poverty, seat Of the disease, from the bottomless disease basket to superpower in the textile sector and how Bangladesh slowly becomes the richest economy of southern Asia.


Bangladesh's growth in the global ready-to-wear sector has been one of the country's biggest revolutions. It created a hundred-billion-dollar industry, employed millions of people, and ultimately paved the way for a better future.


Over the past few decades, Bangladesh has become a major textile manufacturing hub, known for producing high-quality garments at competitive prices. The country's success in this sector can be attributed to many factors, including low labour costs, good government policies and different regional conditions. Furthermore, Bangladesh has invested heavily in infrastructure and technology, which has helped it streamline the production process and improve efficiency.


Despite challenges such as the safety of workers and environmental concerns, the country's textile industry shows no signs of deceleration and Bangladesh is ready to continue dominating the global textile market in the coming years.
It is very important to carefully analyze this problem to learn from history and ensure that policies allow people of different languages, races and countries to live in peace. This video contains all the reasons that led to the success of the Bangladeshi textile industry.


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Chapters
00:00 Intro
01:46 Bangladesh Independence
04:47 Post-Independence
05:48 1974 Floods
06:10 Famine
06:33 Sheikh Assassination
06:56 General Zia's Era
07:49 1st factor - RMG
09:42 2nd factor - NGO'S
10:08 Grameen Bank
10:28 Brac
11:15 3rd Factor - Remittances
12:16 4th factor - Government Initiatives
12:39 Challenges
14:20 Inspiration from Bangladesh