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USAID Scholarship for Studying in the United States in 2024 Are you dreaming of pursuing higher education in the United States? To USAID scholarship program offers an incredible opportunity for international students to study in the U.S. and gain valuable knowledge and skills in their chosen fields. In this article, we will explore the USAID scholarship program, its benefits, application process,…

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Menopause was a French invention at a time of revolution (Alison M Downham Moore, Psyche, July 30 2024)

"Have women in all historical and present cultures suffered the ailments of menopause we know about today?

Studies in medical history and anthropology, and cross-cultural medical surveys, indicate wide variability in how women have experienced it globally.

Japanese women interviewed in the 1990s described their primary complaint of midlife as shoulder stiffness – not hot flushes.

And a 2015 study of British Pakistani women found that those raised in Pakistan were more likely to believe the menopause caused a cough and sore throat, while those raised in the UK were more likely to see it in a range of emotional symptoms.

No concept like ‘menopause’ is found in any world health or medical tradition, except in Western biomedicine.

And, even in the West, neither physicians nor midwives had much to say about the final cessation of menses before about 1780.

So how did the concept originate?

Menopause was first defined by young male university students and their medical professors at the universities of Montpellier and Paris from the end of the 1700s.

It was a major topic in France throughout the 19th century, with several hundred books written about it in the emerging new specialisms of hygiene (preventive health), psychiatry, gynaecology, sexology and endocrinology.

No other culture was anywhere near as interested in this topic as the French, and even those very few works on menopause appearing in Germany, England and the US during the 19th century borrowed heavily from them.

Why were the French in particular so fascinated by menopause?

Menopause was likely invented by the French because of its association with three categories of nervous pathologies that had flourished in medical writing there from the end of the 1600s into the 1800s: the vapours, hysteria, and hypochondria.

Nervous diseases, it was thought, were a product of luxury and civilisation: urban life, stale air, sedentary lifeways, overeating, exotic foods and beverages, licentiousness, and corporeal laziness were all to blame.

A medical view emerged of urban elite women in modern France as generally more prone to nervous diseases during times of uterine change, including around the final cessation of menses, via ‘sympathies’ of the uterus with the nervous system and the brain. (…)

When French physicians queried older peasant women about their cessation of menses, they were met with blank looks or laughter, since the very idea that simply being old enough to gain relief from menstruation and childbirth made one sick was completely alien and nonsensical to them.

Medical theses produced between 1799 and 1840 developed a rich ‘hygienic’ discourse, advising urban women to mimic peasant diets and lifeways to avoid the ravages of menopause and enjoy a healthy ageing. (…)

In the early 20th century, women conducted research studies on the diseases of women’s ageing, after they were permitted to enter the medical profession.

There was a distinctly less catastrophising and generalising tone.

They addressed serious diseases such as uterine cancer, or worrying symptoms such as haemorrhagic bleeding, but did not see these as problems for all women whose menses was ceasing.

Sage voices had long criticised the practice of lumping all women’s experiences of midlife and old age into the container of menopause.

Some women doctors argued that the concept of menopause was itself a risk to women’s health, producing an ‘auto-suggestion’, or nocebo effect that they would be better to avoid and simply take good care of their minds and bodies, or even embark on a quest for spiritual insight instead. (…)

The concept of menopause did not come from women themselves but rather from medical men for whom it served as a useful and generative case-example.

It was a tool for biomedical reformulations of treatment practices and for the conceptual separation of morbidity from mortality; it was a teaching device for male medical students learning the new mechanistic approach to women’s health; it was a weapon with which to fight other doctors, medical faculties and rival health traditions, as well as a pathway for new medical disciplines such as hygiene, psychiatry, gynaecological surgery and emergent endocrinology – to expand patient markets, develop theoretical precepts and refine clinical skills. (…)

The French pathologisation of menopause informed the 20th-century view of women as too different to include in clinical trials on account of their uterine exceptionalism, which continues to hamper current scientific knowledge of gendered diseases and drug responses.

More women than ever now live to an age when they will see their menses cease, so there is increased interest in menopause and new forms of representation about it.

But there is also a massive growth in the marketing of products and services designed to extract profits from women in midlife by promoting worry about their ageing and promising false remedies for all their life challenges.

Just like French doctors in the 19th century, commercial entities today hold a vested interest in the idea that menopause is a time of crisis and revolution – something we necessarily need to treat through specific interventions that target it."

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Transcending Borders

Sitting here in bed with a chest cold and recovering from my first real experience with “Delhi Belly.” I’m my mother’s daughter and can’t quite use the more technical terms for what the last 12 hours have been like. Suffice it to say that it’s been miserable. I remember talking to an IC student before my first trip to India in 2010. She had been on a study trip to India and said “You WILL get sick. You will be so sick you want to die.” I wouldn’t say I wanted to die…but I would have gladly passed out and awakened in a hospital bed (with a bathroom nearby.) After eleven trips to the subcontinent, I think I was getting a bit cocky about food and water safety. Planning to be more vigilant in the future. All I have to think about is me lying on the bathroom floor in the middle of the night—too weak to move (David rescued me.) So not a lot has happened in the past 38 hours. But Wednesday was quite memorable, and I’ve been waiting impatiently until I felt well enough to share with you. When we met with the students at Khalsa on the first day and showed them some clips from our Dagh Dagh Ujala production with the Pakistani actors, we were not quite sure how it would go over. Tensions are particularly high right now between the two countries—as are anti-Muslim sentiments in India. Especially this close to the border, the other side can be demonized. But the students asked, “Can they come here and work with us?” I said, “I wish! But maybe we could schedule a meeting over Zoom.” They were enthusiastic about that idea—and since they have an assignment over their break to interview Partition survivors (if possible) and their families about Partition stories, we decided to arrange this sooner rather than later.

Our wonderful Theatre Wallay family was more than willing- so on Wednesday at 9PM our time, 8:30 PM Pakistan time, 4:30 PM Germany time, 10:30 AM Toronto time, and 8:30 AM Calgary time (our Theatre Wallay family has spread far and wide)- we gathered virtually with the Khalsa Students. After a very brief welcome from me, the meeting was entirely in Punjabi and Urdu. It was interesting to attend, but to have almost no idea of what was being said. It gave David and me the opportunity to focus on body language, etc, rather than words.

At first, we could tell the Khalsa College students were a little shy. Not only were they meeting artists from the other side of the border (in a place many of them have been taught is full of evil), but the Theatre Wallay group is a pretty formidable group of mature and established people! The Theatre Wallay team, not surprisingly, were generous, humorous, and warm—and we could see the students start to relax and respond to our friends. Where questions were hesitant at the beginning of the almost two-hour meeting, by the end they didn’t want to say goodbye!

The whole idea behind Senator Fulbright’s brainchild was that when people meet those from other countries and work together, bridges are built. Person-to-person contact, soft diplomacy. The Fulbright program, according to World Learning, “fosters mutual understanding between nations, advances knowledge across communities, and improves lives around the world.” Seeing our new students laughing and sharing with our friends from Pakistan, I thought, “Well, if I do nothing else in these six months, this moment will be worth it.” At the end of the meeting, one of the students said something to the effect that “We need to stand on our sides of the border and demand that the border be opened. We want to work with you!” How I wish that could happen (safely.) I looked at the mission for the U.S. – India Educational Foundation and this is what I read: “In this mission, USIEF draws on the Indian tradition’s view that scholarship transcends borders.” I’m going to keep hoping and striving towards transcending the border that Cyril Radcliffe created seventy-five years ago--cutting the Punjab in two.

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Top 5 universities for Pakistani students to study in Germany

Germany is a favored destination for Pakistani students, offering world-class education at affordable costs. The Technical University of Munich (TUM) is highly regarded for engineering and technology, while the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (LMU) is known for excellence in humanities and sciences. Heidelberg University is renowned for research, Humboldt University of Berlin excels in social sciences, and RWTH Aachen University specializes in engineering and applied sciences. These top institutions provide diverse programs, advanced research opportunities, and strong career prospects for international students.

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Samarkand Medical University Uzbekistan

Samarkand State Medical University is one of the first medical institutes in the Central Asia. Additionally, This Institute was founded in the year 1930 and is in the city of Samarkand in Uzbekistan. Moreover, it is among the largest medical colleges for MBBS in Uzbekistan, which is approved by WHO and is worldwide known for high quality medical education. Consequently, this is the reason why every year lots of Indian students would take MBBS admissions in Samarkand State Medical University in Uzbekistan. Furthermore, here, you will find about the Samarkand State Medical University’s tuition fees, hostel charges, eligibility criteria, country ranking, world rank and how to get admission in the Samarkand State Medical University.

Why Samarkand Medical University Uzbekistan:

Samarkand State Medical Institute is recognized by WHO (world health organization).

Samarkand State Medical University is Approved by PMDC (Pakistan Medical and Dental Council).

Samarkand State Medical University is Approved by NMC India (Former MCI).

Graduates of Samarkand State Medical Institute are eligible to apply for ECFMG certifications, graduated students of SAAMI are working in USA, Germany, Middle east and Russia etc.

1000+ Foreign Students from Pakistan, India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Africa are studying in MD General Medicine in English Medium.

Samarkand State Medical University have modular system which is modern medical education system.

SAAMI is offering some kind of scholarships to the excellent students by the end of every year.

They have Furnished Hostels and Mess Facility for Pakistani, Indian students.

Syllabus of Samarkand State Medical institute is same as according to the international Medical education standard.

MBBS/BDS from Samarkand Medical University Uzbekistan Advantages:

Bullet Train from Tashkent to Samarkand.

Peaceful, Safe & Secure. No Law & Order problems. Safe for Girls.

Naturally Beautiful & favorable climate with clean & peaceful living conditions.

Oldest Medical Institute in Central Asia.

6 Faculties, 8 Areas of Undergraduate (UG) Studies & 54 Departments.

4 Lakh books in College Library, Also boasts of Electronic Library.

All Educational & Methodological material available through online portal

Samarkand State Medical University have 2 affiliated hospitals with 375 and 200 Beds.

First Hospital established 91 years ago in 1929 and even treated patients during World War-II.

More than 1 Million Patients treated up till now with over 2 Lakh Complex Surgeries conducted.

Hospital has over 200 modern medical devices imported from various countries across the globe.

Over 2 Lakh babies born in this hospital, Over 30 lakh patients have gone through Medical examinations on outpatient basis.

Eligibility Criteria:

Student have Minimum 50% Marks in HSSC/GCE A-Levels with Medical Subjects can apply in Samarkand State Medical Institute. Student will submit the above mentioned documents. University issues the admission letter in normally 7-10 working days. After admission confirmation letter students need to pay for the Visa Invitation letter which can take more time according to the policy of Uzbekistan Ministry of education.

Documents Required:

Student wants to get MBBS/MD admission in Samarkand State Medical University needs APPLY ONLINE.

Passport first page Scan

SSC/O Levels Document

HSSC or GCE A-Levels Document

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Get a Free Student Visa For Pakistani Students to Study Abroad

Studying abroad doesn’t have to be a daunting challenge if you know how to secure the appropriate student visa. Pakistani students looking to study abroad will find Germany an attractive option. This country’s public universities offer tuition-free education to international students worldwide, making it a prime study abroad destination. Studying in Germany offers several advantages; its…

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Study MBBS in Kyrgyzstan

Oris Overseas is a well-known abroad education consulting firm. Oris Overseas is a multinational company with an international presence that provides services for Study Abroad.

MBBS in Kyrgyzstan is a popular study destination for Indian  students.

Kyrgyzstan is a popular study destination for Indian students.By Oris Overseas consultant in India All students who are unable to obtain medical admission, particularly in  medical universities. Many international institutions collaborate with Kyrgyzstan education institutions to ensure that the latter provide internationally recognised education and skills.

Study MBBS in Kyrgyzstan

Pakistani students benefit from these educational institutes while studying in Kyrgyzstan. Because many universities have international students, educational institutions have become a hub of international learning. According to the Kyrgyz Republic's Constitution, everyone has the right to an education. Higher education regulation is carried out in accordance with the Education Law.

There are multiple advantages to studying in Kyrgyzstan.

Kyrgyzstan MBBS College has world-class infrastructure - Kyrgyzstan's universities are younger than most because they were established recently. Indian students prefer to study MBBS in Kyrgyzstan because the study environment is new; these universities are not even familiar with old school methods.

Affordable Fee Structure - Kyrgyzstan universities have a reputation for being cost-effective. Kyrgyzstan's medical university fee structure is far more Affordable Fee Structure than that of most medical universities in China and Russia.

Educational Institute of Quality Assurance -  Kyrgyzstan universities keep an eye on how universities best run under the Ministry of Education. They have raised educational standards. This quality control method ensures that educational institutes provide world-class education, resulting in intense competition among institutes.

Study MBBS Abroad in Kyrgyzstan

Indian students come to Kyrgyzstan to study MBBS Because there are some key features of Kyrgyz medical colleges -

In India, medical universities are recognised. After completing their MBBS in Kyrgyzstan, Indian students can practise in their home country. Even if students must take an exam for the Pakistan Council of Medicine, coaching classes are available afterward and MBBS in Kyrgyzstan is sought after because the teaching medium is English.

Medical universities are well-known all over the world. Medical graduates can practise medicine in countries such as the United States of America, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Canada.

Kyrgyzstan's medical colleges have excellent hostel facilities. Aside from that, the universities are standardised, and Kyrgyzstan's lands are secure.

MBBS in Kyrgyzstan for Indian Students Fee Structure

Medical universities in Kyrgyzstan are the most affordable in comparison to most other countries. The educational standard is quite high. The duration of the MBBS programme in Kyrgyzstan is approximately 6 years, and the total cost is estimated to be less than 30 lakhs, which includes both tuition and housing. Kyrgyzstan is generally inexpensive.

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MBBS in Kyrgyzstan is a popular study destination for Indian  students.

Kyrgyzstan is a popular study destination for Indian students.By Oris Overseas consultant in India All students who are unable to obtain medical admission, particularly in  medical universities. Many international institutions collaborate with Kyrgyzstan education institutions to ensure that the latter provide internationally recognised education and skills.

Study MBBS in Kyrgyzstan

Pakistani students benefit from these educational institutes while studying in Kyrgyzstan. Because many universities have international students, educational institutions have become a hub of international learning. According to the Kyrgyz Republic's Constitution, everyone has the right to an education. Higher education regulation is carried out in accordance with the Education Law.

There are multiple advantages to studying in Kyrgyzstan.

Kyrgyzstan MBBS College has world-class infrastructure - Kyrgyzstan's universities are younger than most because they were established recently. Indian students prefer to study MBBS in Kyrgyzstan because the study environment is new; these universities are not even familiar with old school methods.

Affordable Fee Structure - Kyrgyzstan universities have a reputation for being cost-effective. Kyrgyzstan's medical university fee structure is far more Affordable Fee Structure than that of most medical universities in China and Russia.

Educational Institute of Quality Assurance -  Kyrgyzstan universities keep an eye on how universities best run under the Ministry of Education. They have raised educational standards. This quality control method ensures that educational institutes provide world-class education, resulting in intense competition among institutes.

Study MBBS Abroad in Kyrgyzstan

Indian students come to Kyrgyzstan to study MBBS Because there are some key features of Kyrgyz medical colleges -

In India, medical universities are recognised. After completing their MBBS in Kyrgyzstan, Indian students can practise in their home country. Even if students must take an exam for the Pakistan Council of Medicine, coaching classes are available afterward and MBBS in Kyrgyzstan is sought after because the teaching medium is English.

Medical universities are well-known all over the world. Medical graduates can practise medicine in countries such as the United States of America, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Canada.

Kyrgyzstan's medical colleges have excellent hostel facilities. Aside from that, the universities are standardised, and Kyrgyzstan's lands are secure.

MBBS in Kyrgyzstan for Indian Students Fee Structure

Medical universities in Kyrgyzstan are the most affordable in comparison to most other countries. The educational standard is quite high. The duration of the MBBS programme in Kyrgyzstan is approximately 6 years, and the total cost is estimated to be less than 30 lakhs, which includes both tuition and housing. Kyrgyzstan is generally inexpensive.

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Study In Germany Without IELTS And TOEFL For International Students (Bachelors Masters and Phd)

Study In Germany Without IELTS And TOEFL For International Students (Bachelors Masters and Phd)

Study in Germany Without IELTS and TOEFL Now If you are interested in studying in Germany without IELTS 2021. Some Top Universities of Germany do not Require IELTS and TOEFL. Germany is also Famous for higher Education. Some International students do not know German Universities in Free Universities. Good Opportunity for Students to Get bachelor’s, Masters and Ph.D. in Germany without any Tuition…

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Grants for Pakistan Students in 2020

Is it authentic that you are a Pakistan study, looking for totally looked after Scholarships? By then you ought to appreciate that there are assorted new foundations that are offering amazing distinctions to understudies from Pakistan subject to their striking informational execution.

We will list Fully Funded Scholarships for Pakistani Students in 2020 here. A colossal segment of these distinctions can either be taken in Pakistan and abroad and some are reoccurring awards.

Additionally, this article is a response to our beginning late set article comments and expectations for 10 Most applied Fully-financed Scholarships for International understudies. The section by part list under will help you with investigating this article with no issue.

Part by portion list

• Rundown of Fully Funded Scholarships for Pakistani Students

• HEC Science Scholarship Scheme for Undergraduate Program in Pakistan

• College of Sussex Pakistan Scholarships, UK

• English Council Pakistan Scottish Scholarship Scheme 2020

• Change Together Scholarships for International and European Union (non-UK) Students

• DAAD Scholarships in Germany for Development-Related Postgraduate Courses

• Rhodes Scholarships at Oxford University for International Students

Convincing individuals Scholarship for Pakistani Students at Coventry University, UK Bestway Foundation Scholarships for Pakistani Students at the University of Kent in UK, 2020 Adelaide Scholarships International (ASI) Attempt Postgraduate Scholarships in Australia for International Students Scholarships for Pakistani Students Here is a broad framework of totally kept up distinctions for Pakistan understudies: HEC Science Scholarship Scheme for Undergraduate Program in Pakistan

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University of Munster Graduation scholarship in Germany, 2018-2019

University of Munster Graduation scholarship in Germany, 2018-2019

The Graduation Scholarship is a short-term scholarship for international students, of Münster University, who will finish their studies soon. The amount of the scholarship depends on the available funds and the students’ individual situation. The scholarship can be granted for up to 4 months and up to 750€ per month.

Münster University will support international students with their career start.…

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Best Study abroad consultants Aussie Asean education and Immigration Service

Aussie Asean education & Immigration Service is one of the leading Immigration and study abroad Consultancy Services. Our professionals give expert guidance on long-lasting and temporary migration to Australia. Right from primary assessment to clearing in Australia, we offer packages of services suiting your separate states. Our specialization in foreign education places students on the right career path at the right educational institution. We are a ladder of undergraduates and working specialists studying technical and non-technical circumstances.

Our name is the essence of our service, and we provide counseling and personalized attention to help students understand the options available and then achieve their career-related long-term ambitions. study and work abroad represent universities, colleges, and educational institutions in the USA, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Europe, the UK, and other major endpoint. Too often, students and their families don't know what they want to study, where they must study, and the course of pursuing their study abroad dreams.

Here, study abroad and working put their vast experience into it, making the entire process of applying to an international university simple. We guide them through every step of the request process, from when they start thinking about studying abroad to when they arrive at an international university. Education is the ability to prepare for life and meet life circumstances. Therefore, our team of experienced educators and career professionals gives the greatest attention and interest in guiding students toward careers that suit their skills. Clear, honest advice and involving parents in decision-making is a significant aspect of our process.

The request for advanced and exclusive research is on the rise with the current changing trends in the education system and increased competition between different education sectors. This makes students across Pakistan look for institutions that can improve their education. In this case, Australia-ASEAN Education and Migration Services Consultancy came to the rescue. Equipped with a team of well-trained professionals, the organization aims to reach out to top educational administrations worldwide and connect Pakistani students with them.

Aussie Asean Education and Immigration Service Consulting is known for providing first-class services to students, including helping them with their education, choosing the most suitable institution, applying abroad, visa events, and other post-arrival activities. The program is carried out by a skilled workforce with special training in all fields of education, maintaining links with foreign institutions and as long as students aspiring to go abroad with the guidance they need. With this motto, Australia-ASEAN Education and Migration Services excels in generous students the higher education they want.

Study in Australia:

Did you know that Australia has the third largest number of international students in the world, after the UK and the US? Not surprisingly. With 7 of the world's top 100 universities and more than 22,000 courses in 1,100 institutions, Australia ranks eighth in the national higher education system, ahead of countries such as Germany and Netherlands.

No matter what specific area of ​​interest you want to study, there is at least one Australian university in the world's top 50 for research in the natural sciences and mathematics, agriculture, pharmacy, and physics. What is covered?

Do you want to study in Australia but don't know why? Come and read with us to find out why you should seriously consider studying in Australia.

Australia offers the best job opportunities:

Student visa holders are eligible to work in Australia and have the opportunity to work up to 40 hours per fortnight, with unlimited hours during recess, which can significantly reduce your overseas study costs. Will help, like rent, groceries, utilities, and even a little tuition.

Students can also benefit from the opportunity to stay in Australia after graduation and receive a post-study work visa. Some other important opportunities include the Professional Year Program (PYP), which provides graduates with degrees in accounting, information technology, and engineering the opportunity to gain on-the-job experience and mentorship. 

This makes studying in Australia more attractive and worthwhile.

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Top 5 universities for Pakistani students to study in Germany

Germany is a top destination for Pakistani students, offering world-class education at affordable costs. Leading universities include Technical University of Munich (TUM), known for engineering and technology; Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich (LMU), excelling in humanities and sciences; Heidelberg University, Germany’s oldest, renowned for research; Humboldt University of Berlin, a hub for social sciences; and RWTH Aachen University, a leader in engineering and applied sciences. These institutions provide excellent academic programs, research opportunities, and pathways to global careers.

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Free Study Visa For Pakistani Students

Free Study Visa For Pakistani Students

Choosing to study abroad is a popular option for Pakistani students. There are several countries that offer quality education for cheap prices. The top five destinations are Germany, Austria, Canada, Australia, and the UK. However, before applying for a visa, it is important to understand the procedures and requirements. To obtain a free study visa, you must submit several documents. You will…

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Sheikh Hasina was born in Tungipara, East Pakistan on 28 September 1947. Her father was Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the 'father' of the Bengali Nation, and the first President of Bangladesh. Her mother was Sheikh Fazilatunnesa Mujib.[14] She has said in many interviews that she had grown up in fear due to her father's' political works.[15] She married physicist M. A. Wazed Miah in 1968, who was chosen for her by her father.[16] During the peak of violence in the 1970 Pakistani general election, as well as her father's arrest, she had lived in refuge with her grandmother.[15] She was active in the student politics of the University of Dhaka.[17]

Hasina was not in Bangladesh when her father, and most of her family, were assassinated on 15 August 1975 during a military coup d'état by members of the Bangladesh Army. She was in West Germany where her husband, M. A. Wazed Miah, was working as a nuclear physicist. She moved to Delhi in late 1975 and was provided asylum by India. Her son, Sajeeb Wazed Joy, studied at Indian boarding schools. During her time in India Hasina was not involved in politics, but became close friends with Suvra Mukherjee, wife of the future Indian President Pranab Mukherjee.[16][18]

Hasina was not allowed to return to Pakistan until after she was elected to lead the Awami League Party on 16 February 1981, and arrived home on 17 May 1981.[15] She is the aunt of British MP Tulip Siddiq.[19][20]

Early political career