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Elibrary Catalog: District Statistics Office, Barisal Elibrary catalog: District Statistics Office, Barisal SL. Name of the book District Year Copies RackRemarks 1 স্বাত্তিক শাহ আলম মা쇁ফ ৫০ বছর পূত্তত ি স্মারক 2 পত্তৃ িবী গড়েড়ছন যারা (১ম খণ্ড) ২০১৪ 3 Multiple cluster Indicator Survey 2012-13: Final report 2012-13 4 Multiple cluster Indicator Survey 2012-13: Final report 2012-13 5 Multiple cluster Indicator Survey 2012-13: Final report 2012-13 6 Multiple cluster Indicator Survey 2012-13: Final report 2012-13 7 Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary 2015 8 বাত্তষকি প্রত্ততড়বদন: বা廬লাড়দশ পত্তরস廬খযান বয ড়রা 2014 9 পপনশন ত্তবত্তিমালা বত্তিতি ও স廬ড়শাত্তিত একাদশ স廬কলন 10 পবড়দ জনড়গাষ্ঠীর জীবনযাত্রা 11 Census of Agriculture 1996: Barisal 1996 12 পেত্তলড়ফান ত্তনড়দিত্তশকা 2014 13 পেল কাড়নত্তগি রচনা সমগ্র 2003 14 ত্রত্রমাত্তসক পত্তরস廬খযান বাতাি জানযয়ারী- মাচি 2016 15 বা廬লাদড়শ পেজাত্তর 쇁লস এব廬 সাবত্তসত্তেয়াত্তর 쇁লস ১ম খন্ড ১৯৮৩ 16 Census of slum areas and floating population 2014 2014 17 Agricultural Sample Survey of Bangladesh, Barisal 2005 18 Agricultural Sample Survey of Bangladesh, Barisal 2005 19 Agricultural Sample Survey of Bangladesh, Barisal 2005 20 Agricultural Sample Survey of Bangladesh, Barisal 2005 21 Agricultural Sample Survey of Bangladesh, Barisal 2005 22 Agricultural Sample Survey of Bangladesh, Barisal 2005 23 Agricultural Sample Survey of Bangladesh, Barisal 2005 24 Agricultural Sample Survey of Bangladesh, Barisal 2005 25 Agricultural Sample Survey of Bangladesh, Barisal 2005 26 Agricultural Sample Survey of Bangladesh, Barisal 2005 27 Agricultural Sample Survey of Bangladesh, Bhola 2005 28 Agricultural Sample Survey of Bangladesh, Bhola 2005 29 Agricultural Sample Survey of Bangladesh, Bhola 2005 30 Agricultural Sample Survey of Bangladesh, Bhola 2005 31 Distirict Statistics 2011 Barisal 2011 32 Distirict Statistics 2011 Barisal 2011 33 Agricultural Sample Survey of Bangladesh, Jhalokathi Jhalokathi 2005 34 Agricultural Sample Survey of Bangladesh, Jhalokathi Jhalokathi 2005 Page 1 of 24 Elibrary catalog: District Statistics Office, Barisal 35 Agricultural Sample Survey of Bangladesh, Jhalokathi Jhalokathi 2005 Agricultural Sample Survey of bangladesh, National 36 2005 Vo. 1 Agricultural Sample Survey of bangladesh, National 37 2005 Vo. 1 Agricultural Sample Survey of bangladesh, National 38 2005 Vo. 1 39 Agricultural Sample Survey of Bangladesh, Pirojpur Pirojpur 2005 40 Agricultural Sample Survey of Bangladesh, Pirojpur Pirojpur 2005 41 Agricultural Sample Survey of Bangladesh, Pirojpur Pirojpur 2005 42 Agricultural Sample Survey of Bangladesh, Pirojpur Pirojpur 2005 43 Agricultural Sample Survey of Bangladesh, Pirojpur Pirojpur 2005 44 Year Book of Agriculture Statistics Pirojpur 2006 45 Year Book of Agriculture Statistics 2006 46 Year Book of Agriculture Statistics 2015 Analytical Report on Yield Estimation Methodology of 47 Rice in Bangladesh Analytical Report on Yield Estimation Methodology of 48 Rice in Bangladesh Analytical Report on Yield Estimation Methodology of 49 Rice in Bangladesh Analytical Report on Yield Estimation Methodology of 50 Rice in Bangladesh Analytical Report on Yield Estimation Methodology of 51 Rice in Bangladesh Analytical Report on Yield Estimation Methodology of 52 Rice in Bangladesh Analytical Report on Yield Estimation Methodology of 53 Rice in Bangladesh 54 বাত্তষকি প্রত্ততড়বদন বা廬লাড়দশ পত্তরস廬খযান বয ড়রা 2015 55 বাত্তষকি প্রত্ততড়বদন বা廬লাড়দশ পত্তরস廬খযান বয ড়রা 2013 Report on baseline Survey on workin g children in 56 2002-03 Atuomobile Establishment িাড়নর ফলন হার ত্তনর্ড়িয় নমযনা ফসল কতনি স廬ক্রান্ত 57 2014 মযানযয়াল িাড়নর ফলন হার ত্তনর্ড়িয় নমযনা ফসল কতনি স廬ক্রান্ত 58 2014 মযানযয়াল িাড়নর ফলন হার ত্তনর্ড়িয় নমযনা ফসল কতনি স廬ক্রান্ত 59 2014 মযানযয়াল িাড়নর ফলন হার ত্তনর্ড়িয় নমযনা ফসল কতনি স廬ক্রান্ত 60 2014 মযানযয়াল িাড়নর ফলন হার ত্তনর্ড়িয় নমযনা ফসল কতনি স廬ক্রান্ত 61 2014 মযানযয়াল িাড়নর ফলন হার ত্তনর্ড়িয় নমযনা ফসল কতনি স廬ক্রান্ত 62 2014 মযানযয়াল িাড়নর ফলন হার ত্তনর্ড়িয় নমযনা ফসল কতনি স廬ক্রান্ত 63 2014 মযানযয়াল Page 2 of 24 Elibrary catalog: District Statistics Office, Barisal িাড়নর ফলন হার ত্তনর্ড়িয় নমযনা ফসল কতনি স廬ক্রান্ত 64 2014 মযানযয়াল 65 Census of Agriculture 1996: Barisal 1996 66 District Profile Bhola, UNICEF 2012 67 Bangla Academy Dictionary Bengali- English 68 Bangla Academy Dictionary English to Bengali 69 Bangla Academy Dictionary English- Bengali 70 Bangladesh Central Product Classification 2011 71 Bangladesh Central Product Classification 2011 72 Bangladesh Central Product Classification 2011 73 Bangladesh Central Product Classification 2011 74 Bangladesh Central Product Classification 2011 75 Bangladesh Central Product Classification 2011 76 Distirict Statistics Barisal 2011 77 Distirict Statistics Barisal 2011 78 Distirict Statistics Barisal 2011 79 Distirict Statistics Barisal 2011 Bangladesh Health and Injury survey Report on 80 2005 Children 81 Bangladesh Population census 1981: District Barisal 1981 82 Bangladesh Population census 1981: District Barisal 1981 83 Bangladesh Population census 1981: District Barisal 1981 84 Bangladesh Population census 1981: District Barisal 1981 85 Bangladesh population Census 1991 86 Bangladesh population Census Jhalakathi 1991 87 Bangladesh Population census Zila: Barisal Barisal 1991 Bangladesh Standard Industrial Classification of all 88 2001 Economic Activites 89 পেত্তলড়ফান ত্তনড়দিত্তশকা 2011 90 ইউত্তনয়ন জনস廬খযা পত্তরস廬খযান 1974 91 নবা쇁ন (নড়েম্বর) 2015 92 নবা쇁ন (জলয াই) 2016 93 নবা쇁ন, ত্তবশ^ ত্তশশু ত্তদবস 2016 94 নবা쇁ন জনয 2015 95 Census of Agriculture Barisal 1996 96 Census of Agriculture Barisal 1996 97 Census of Agriculture Barisal 1996 98 Census of Agriculture Barisal 1996 99 Census of Agriculture Barisal 1996 100 Census of Agriculture Bhola 1996 101 Census of Agriculture Bhola 1996 102 Census of Agriculture Bhola 1996 103 Census of Agriculture Bhola 1996 104 Census of Agriculture Bhola 1996 105 Census of Agriculture Pirojpur 1996 106 Census of Agriculture Pirojpur 1996 107 Census of Agriculture Pirojpur 1996 108 Census of Agriculture Pirojpur 2008 109 Census Of Agriculture Jhalakathi 1996 Page 3 of 24 Elibrary catalog: District Statistics Office, Barisal 110 Census of Agriculture national series volume-1 2008 111 Census of Agriculture national series volume-2 2008 112 Report on Health and Morblidity Status Servey 2014 113 Census Of Agriculture Zila Series Pirojpur 2008 114 Census Of Agriculture Zila Series Bhola 2008 115 Distirict Statistics Barisal 2011 116 Census of Establishments GUJRANWALA 1965 117 Census of Slum Areas and Floating Population 2014 118 Census of Slum Areas and Floating Population 2014 119 Census of Slum Areas and Floating Population 2014 120 Census of Slum Areas and Floating Population 2014 Child Equity Atlas: Pockets of social Deprivation in 121 2012 Bangladesh Child Equity Atlas: Pockets of social Deprivation in 122 2012 Bangladesh Child Equity Atlas: Pockets of social Deprivation in 123 2012 Bangladesh Child Equity Atlas: Pockets of social Deprivation in 124 2012 Bangladesh Child Equity Atlas: Pockets of social Deprivation in 125 2012 Bangladesh Child Equity Atlas: Pockets of social Deprivation in 126 2012 Bangladesh 127 Child Labour Survey Bangladesh 2013 128 Distirict Statistics Barisal 2011 129 প্রড়ফসরস ত্তবত্তসএস সািারর্ ত্তবজ্ঞান ও প্রযযক্তি 130 ত্তসত্তনয়র পেল সহাত্তয়কা ২য়পত্র 131 প্রশাসত্তনক পত্তরোষা 132 প্রশাসত্তনক ত্তবত্তিমালার স廬কলন 133 প্রশাসত্তনক ত্তবত্তিমালার স廬কলন 134 Computer Anatomy 135 Construction Survey 2013-14 Consumer Price Index ( CPT) Inflation Rate Wage 136 2015 Rate Index (WRI) in Bangladesh 137 Distirict Statistics Barisal 2011 138 পাবত্তলক প্রত্তকউরড়মন্ট স廬ক্রান্ত আইন ও ত্তবত্তি 139 Dictionary English to Bangladesh A T Deb 140 District Statistics Bhola 2011 141 District Statistics Bhola 2011 142 District Statistics Patuakhali 2011 143 Distirict Statistics Barisal 2011 144 Distirict Statistics Barisal 2011 145 District Statistics Patuakhali 2011 146 District Statistics Pirojpur 2011 147 ফসড়লর তিয স廬গ্রহ ত্তবষয়ক ত্তফল্ড মযানযয়াল 2017 148 ফসড়লর তিয স廬গ্রহ ত্তবষয়ক ত্তফল্ড মযানযয়াল 2017 149 ফসড়লর তিয স廬গ্রহ ত্তবষয়ক ত্তফল্ড মযানযয়াল 2017 150 ফসড়লর তিয স廬গ্রহ ত্তবষয়ক ত্তফল্ড মযানযয়াল 2017 151 Economic Cencus 2001 & 03 Zila series Barisal 2001&03 152 Economic Cencus 2001 & 03 Zila series Barisal 2001&03 153 Economic Cencus 2001 & 03 Zila series Barisal 2001&03 154 Economic Cencus 2001 & 03 Zila series Barisal 2001&03 155 Economic Cencus 2001 & 03 Zila series Barisal 2001&03 Page 4 of 24 Elibrary catalog: District Statistics Office, Barisal 156 Economic Cencus 2001 & 03 Zila series Barisal 2001&03 157 Economic Cencus 2001 & 03 Zila series Barisal 2001&03 158 Economic Cencus 2001 & 03 Zila series Barisal 2001&03 159 Economic Cencus 2001 & 03 Zila series Barisal 2001&03 160 Economic Cencus 2001 & 03 Zila series Barisal 2001&03 161 Economic Cencus 2001 & 03 Zila series Barisal 2001&03 162 Economic Cencus 2001 & 03 Zila series Barisal 2001&03 163 Economic Cencus 2001 & 03 Zila series Pirojpur 2001&03 164 Economic Cencus 2001 & 03 Zila series Bhola 2001&03 165 Economic Cencus 2001 & 03 Zila series Bhola 2001&03 166 Economic Cencus 2001 & 03 Zila series Bhola 2001&03 167 Economic Cencus 2001 & 03 Zila series Jhalakhathi2001&03 168 Economic Cencus 2013: District Report Barisal 2013 169 Economic Cencus 2013: District Report Barisal 2013 170 Economic Cencus 2013: District Report Barisal 2013 171 Economic Cencus 2013: District Report Barisal 2013 172 Economic Cencus 2013: District Report Barisal 2013 173 Economic Cencus 2013: District Report Barisal 2013 174 Economic Cencus
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