Salman Khan of Bangladesh is in Time magazine's list of 100 most influential people

Dhaka Times Report. Salman Khan, a young American teacher of Bangladeshi origin, has been included in the world's '100 most influential' list. Time magazine published from New York America list of 100 most influential people every year Reveals. Salman Khan has been included in this list published on April 18.

It is known that internet and social media have been given priority in the preparation of this list, but politicians, actors, sportsmen, writers, musicians, scientists and businessmen are also there. According to Time magazine authorities, this is a list of people who have the power to change the world through their work, who have immense potential to make an impact.

Salman established an institution called Khan Academy. Sitting in a small office in his home, he explained various complex issues of education in a very simple way through videos. He is especially interested in mathematics and science.

Salman has produced more than three thousand videos on various institutional issues. Khan channel launched on YouTube from March this year. It currently has more than three lakh subscribers. Salman was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. His mother is from Kolkata, India and his father is from Barisal, Bangladesh and settled in the United States. Salman, who lost his father at the age of 14, earned bachelor's degrees in mathematics, electrical engineering and computer science separately from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He holds an MBA from Harvard Business School after his Masters in Electrical Engineering.

It should be noted that this time, another Bengali has been ranked. She is West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.
Other notable people on Time magazine's list are American President Barack Obama, the world's third richest man Warren Buffett, Pakistan's first Oscar winner Sharmeen Obaid Cheon, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, footballer Lionel Messi, tennis player Novak Djokovic, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romine, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos, singer Rihanna and others.