DHAKA, June 11, 2025 (BSS) - A mother can do everything for her children through her indomitable will power and efforts. 

Khoshnahar Begum of Chattogram is one of the successful mothers who educated her 11 children with her will force despite many family hurdles.

She has given up her personal interests, hobbies and pleasures for the sake of grooming up her children as perfect human beings. 

All seven sons and four daughters of Khoshnahar are now established in the society thanks to her hard work and dedication.

Of the eleven children, three are BCS cadres, one is businessman, two are working in Japan and the rest four are students at different universities. 

The Women and Children Affairs Ministry has awarded Khoshnahar as a successful mother in 2022 with Joyeeta Padak.
 
Khoshnahar said her first son Khabir Uddin Ahmed is now a successful businessman. Khabir started business after passing MA, she added. 

Her second son Khorshed Uddin Ahmed is now living in Japan after passing BBA and MBA from Osaka University of Japan.

Her third son Engineer Sahab Uddin is also living in Japan after passing BSC and MSC from Osaka University. 

Fourth son Engineer Dr Rakib Uddin did his MSC and PhD degree from a university of the United States after passing BSC from BUET. 

Fifth son Dr Iftekhar Uddin is a doctor and now posted in Nabinagar Upazila Health Complex of Brahmanbaria. He did his MBBS from Sylhet Medical College. 

Her sixth child Halima Jahan is now Assistant Police Super after passing BCS while seventh daughter Asma Jahan is now assistant commissioner after passing BCS and now discharging her duty as executive magistrate. She did her MSS from Dhaka University.
 
Eighth daughter Nazma Jahan Sarker is now studying in Masters in Social Science Department from Chattogram University and ninth son Saiful Alam is now doing MBBS from Chattogram Medical College.  

Her tenth son Ashraful Alam is doing BSC from a university in Dhaka while eleventh daughter Saysha Jahan Sarker is now a student of third year of Law Department of Dhaka University.
 
Khoshnahar said the path was not so easy. “I’ve struggled my whole life to establish my children. It is really a matter of pleasure for every parent to educate their children well.”
 
She also thanked the government for encouraging successful women and mothers for their outstanding contribution in different areas of the society.