Latest Articles
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Bangladesh’s Cinema for the People
Though cinema in Bangladesh does not have the glamour of Hollywood or Cannes, it does have a fervent following in the country. Bangladeshis love their cinema and work of all genres is received ...
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Bangladesh Updates Conservation Red List
The IUCN Bangladesh Country Office, together with the Bangladesh Forest Department and funded by the World Bank, is currently updating the Species Red List of Bangladesh to determine the ...
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Cox’s Bazar Beautification Project
One of the most popular attractions in Bangladesh is Cox's Bazar. Once a sleepy little fishing town, its industry has been boosted over the years with the influx of thousands of tourists. ...
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2011 Cricket World Cup Opening Ceremony in Bangladesh
Cricket is a great sport and the Cricket World Cup is the highlight of every cricket lover’s year. This time the event, which is held every four years, will be even more memorable for ...
What to See
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Chitrak Gallery
Located in the residential area of Dhanmondi in the city of Dhaka, the Gallery Chitrak not only displays works by renowned artists, but is also actively involved in a number of charitable works to assist children in need. While focusing primarily on promoting the work of local artists, Gallery Chitrak also highlights works by international artists.
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National Museum
Located in the suburb of Shahbag, in the city of Dhaka, is the biggest museum in Bangladesh. Its staggering collection of over eighty five thousand pieces are beautifully preserved in the twenty thousand square meter building, that is home to large exhibits. Originally established as the Dhaka Museum, in the year 1913, by Lord Carmichael, the museum developed into such a large establishment, ...
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Public Services
For a country to develop and keep up with the times, it is necessary that it creates a working infrastructure. It is the country's public services sector that is concerned with this. Public services in Bangladesh are services provided by the government to the community. They include police departments, fire departments, water supply, electricity, education, waste disposal and many more. The ...
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Travel Reservations
There are many good reasons for making travel reservations before you embark on your journey to the beautiful country of Bangladesh. Most likely if you are reading this, you are planning a trip to the country already and would like to know more about making good travel reservations - here is some information that may help.
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Dhaka Division
As one of the six administrative divisions of Bangladesh, Dhaka Division is made up of 17 districts (zillas). The country's capital city, Dhaka, is located in the district of the same name within the Dhaka Division. As the most populous city in Bangladesh, Dhaka is the center of commercial, industrial, educational, cultural and political activity. This fascinating city, with its more than ...
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Bangladesh College of Arts and Crafts
The Bangladesh College of Arts and Crafts is located in Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh. Completed in 1955, the building was designed by architect Muzharul Islam, who is renowned for his significant role in introducing Bengali modernism in architecture, distinctly different from colonial and traditional forms of architecture, and yet retaining a rich sense of Bengali heritage for a ...
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Exports
Like many other third-world countries, Bangladesh relies quite heavily on exports to provide for the needs of its densely populated nation. The same products sold locally will generally fetch a much lower price than they would on the international market. This means that it is far more profitable for the country to engage in exportation than it is to engage in local trade. While this may ...
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Geography
Bangladesh is located in South Asia and can be located on a map using the geographic coordinates of 24°N, 90°E. The country is very marshy as it is situated in a low-lying coastal area and experiences a lot of annual rainfall. Unfortunately, the country suffers from floods, cyclones, tornadoes and tidal bores on an annual basis. However the country also enjoys very fertile soil and an ...
Videos
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2nd Critical Mass, Dhaka – 28th Oct, 2011 (Highlights)
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Live Performance of Issa bhai at I&BB Strategic Workshop singing Azam Khan’s “BANGLADESH”
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Dr Debapriya Bhattacharya on ‘Sustainable Tourism’
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