Rearrange the following sentences [গণিত] make a coherent order. (i) He also received the Pride of Performance award in 1959 from the Pakistan government and the King of Channel Trophy from the UK. (ii) The turbulent water of river Buriganga was his first training ground. (iii) He was also awarded Swadhinata Padak (posthumously) in 1999. (iv) He was the 'first Asian [গণিত] swim across the English Channel in 1958. (v) The government of Bangladesh honoured him with the National Sports Award in 1976. (vi) He breathed his last on 1 June 1998. (vii) Brojen Das was born on 9 December 1927 in Kuchiamora village of Munshiganj. (viii) He was the first person [গণিত] cross it six [গণিত] and set a world record in channel swimming in 1961. (ix) He was an adept swimmer par excellence from his boyhood. (x) In addition, in 1961, he also created the world record for the fastest swim across the English Channel from France [গণিত] England.

(vii)→(ix)→(ii)→(iv)→(viii)→(x)→(v)→(iii)→(i)→(vi) Brojen Das was born on 9 December 1927 in Kuchiamora village of Munshiganj. He was an adept swimmer par excellence from his boyhood. The turbulent water of the River Buriganga was his first training ground. He was the 'first Asian [গণিত] swim across the English Channel in 1958. He was the first person [গণিত] cross it six [গণিত] and set a world record in channel swim in 1961. In addition, in 1961, he also created the world record for the fastest swimming across the English Channel from France [গণিত] England. The government of Bangladesh honoured him with the National Sports Award in 1976. He was also awarded warded Swadhinata Padak (posthumously) in 1999. He also received the Pride of Performance Award in 1959 from the Pakistan government and the King of Channel Trophy from the UK. He breathed his last on 1 June 1998.

Rearrange the following sentences [গণিত] make a coherent order. (i) He also received the Pride of Performance award in 1959 from the Pakistan government and the King of Channel Trophy from the UK. (ii) The turbulent water of river Buriganga was his first training ground. (iii) He was also awarded Swadhinata Padak (posthumously) in 1999. (iv) He was the 'first Asian [গণিত] swim across the English Channel in 1958. (v) The government of Bangladesh honoured him with the National Sports Award in 1976. (vi) He breathed his last on 1 June 1998. (vii) Brojen Das was born on 9 December 1927 in Kuchiamora village of Munshiganj. (viii) He was the first person [গণিত] cross it six [গণিত] and set a world record in channel swimming in 1961. (ix) He was an adept swimmer par excellence from his boyhood. (x) In addition, in 1961, he also created the world record for the fastest swim across the English Channel from France [গণিত] England.

(vii)→(ix)→(ii)→(iv)→(viii)→(x)→(v)→(iii)→(i)→(vi) Brojen Das was born on 9 December 1927 in Kuchiamora village of Munshiganj. He was an adept swimmer par excellence from his boyhood. The turbulent water of the River Buriganga was his first training ground. He was the 'first Asian [গণিত] swim across the English Channel in 1958. He was the first person [গণিত] cross it six [গণিত] and set a world record in channel swim in 1961. In addition, in 1961, he also created the world record for the fastest swimming across the English Channel from France [গণিত] England. The government of Bangladesh honoured him with the National Sports Award in 1976. He was also awarded warded Swadhinata Padak (posthumously) in 1999. He also received the Pride of Performance Award in 1959 from the Pakistan government and the King of Channel Trophy from the UK. He breathed his last on 1 June 1998.