Bengali American Boldest Association

03/20/2026

On behalf of the Bengali American Boldest Association (BABA), I extend my warmest greetings to you and your family.
May this beautiful occasion bring peace, joy, good health, and endless blessings to you and your loved ones.
Wishing you a wonderful Eid filled with happiness, prosperity, and cherished moments with family and friends. 🤍✨

03/05/2026

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03/05/2026

03/04/2026

02/14/2026

BABA Honors Black History Month Past, Present and Future ……….

02/14/2026

BABA would like to sincerely thank our respected Dr. Singh, my good friend Mr. Beherry, Desi Society President Mr. Chopra, and the entire Desi Society Executive Board for organizing the outstanding Royal Desi Gala Dinner Dance.
The event was exceptionally well-coordinated, warm, and joyful. We truly had a wonderful time and thoroughly enjoyed the delicious variety of cultural cuisines. The performances by the talented dancers were equally memorable and added great richness to the celebration.
Thank you for creating such a beautiful atmosphere and meaningful cultural experience for our community.
Mohammed Rahman
President
Bengali American Boldest Association

02/14/2026

On behalf of the Bengali American Boldest Association (BABA), we extend our deepest appreciation to Honorable Lynelle Maginley-Liddie, Commissioner of the New York City Department of Correction, whose tenure has left an indelible mark on the department. Today, we recognize a legacy defined by strength, integrity, and unwavering dedication.
Your leadership inspired confidence, elevated standards, and demonstrated what it truly means to serve with purpose and honor. Through your guidance, you strengthened not only the department, but also the values upon which it stands.

The impact of your work will continue to resonate long after today, shaping the path forward for years to come.

We wish you every success in your next endeavor. May fulfillment guide your path, achievement crown your efforts, and may God grant you favor, wisdom, and strength in all that you pursue.

Warm regards

Mohammed Rahman

President

Bengali American Boldest Association.

01/31/2026

On behalf of the Bengali American Boldest Association, I humbly and sincerely express our deepest appreciation to Governor Kathy Hochul, city officials, and all community members who worked tirelessly to recognize January as Muslim American Heritage Month.

Muslim American Heritage Month is a tribute to a rich and enduring history, and an opportunity to celebrate the achievements and contributions of Muslims across the globe and within the United States. This month is not only a time to honor our past, but also a chance to educate others about the diverse narratives, cultures, and experiences within the Muslim American community.

We are grateful for this meaningful recognition and for everyone who stood together to make it possible.

Mohammed Rahman
President
Bengali American Boldest Association

01/31/2026

On behalf of BABA, we extend our deepest condolences to the family, friends, and colleagues of Correction Officer Master Anthony Chuy.
We mourn this profound loss and will forever miss him.

Officer Chuy served as a Defensive Tactics and Physical Fitness Instructor at the NYC Department of Correction Academy, where his guidance and mentorship had a lasting impact on our careers as Correction Officers. He was a loving and caring individual whose professionalism, dedication, and commitment to service made a significant difference in our lives and in our workplace.

His legacy will continue to live on through the many officers he trained and inspired.

Mohammed Rahman

President

Bengali American Boldest Association

01/31/2026

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COBA proudly recognizes Muslim American Heritage Month and honors the Muslim Correction Officers who serve our city with professionalism and dedication!

01/29/2026

COBA mourns the loss of Retired Correction Officer Antonio Chuy, a longtime Academy Instructor who dedicated his career to training and mentoring generations of Correction Officers.

He proudly served as Past President of the Asian Jade Society, continuing his lifelong commitment to supporting others.

Antonio was also a close friend of COBA, and his leadership and presence will not be forgotten.

COBA extends our deepest condolences to his family, friends, and all who had the honor of knowing him. Rest in peace.

01/19/2026

BENGALI AMERICAN BOLDEST ASSOCIATION PROUDLY CELEBRATE
MLK,JR. DAY