A sweet bird called doel is the national bird of Bangladesh. Its color is a mixture of black and white. The doel is small in size and fickle in movement. In rural area of Bangladesh the doel is frequently seen. One of the brightest features of the doel is that it has an enchanting whistle playing off and on. The doel does not fly very high and likes to stay close to the earth. It feeds on insects.
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Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Doel -National Birds of Bangladesh
A sweet bird called doel is the national bird of Bangladesh. Its color is a mixture of black and white. The doel is small in size and fickle in movement. In rural area of Bangladesh the doel is frequently seen. One of the brightest features of the doel is that it has an enchanting whistle playing off and on. The doel does not fly very high and likes to stay close to the earth. It feeds on insects.
Friday, June 24, 2011
Bandarbaan
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| Bandarban |
MadhabKunda
Friday, June 17, 2011
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Baldha Garden
Baldha Garden is established in old Dhaka named Wari, the unique creation of the late Narendra Narayan Roy, the property owner of Baldha; the year of establishment of this garden was on 1904. This garden has a rich collection of indigenous and exotic plants, which is one of the most exciting attractions for naturalists and tourists. A number of varieties tree are there in this garden. Near about 18,000 plants of 800 species are there in the garden. It is open from 8:00 am-5:00 pm, 7 days a week.
Six domed mosque
The elegant 6-domed mosque was build a long time ago.The mosque is (13m x 11m) sq metersAdam in Rampal near Dhaka was erected by one Malik Kafur during the reign of the last llyas Shahi Sultan, Jalauddin Fateh Shah in 1483 A.D.The mosque was erected by Malik Kafur during the reign of the last Ilyas Shahi Sultan, Jalauddin Fateh Shah in 1483 AD.It displays the same characteristic features of the period such as the faceted octagonal turrets at 4 corners, the curved cornice. The one facade and 3 mihrabs relieved richly with beautiful terracotta floral and hanging patterns.
Saturday, June 11, 2011
List of mountains of Bangladesh
- Keokradongen Read more »
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- Saka Haphong Read more »
- Sippi Arsuang Read more »
Thursday, June 2, 2011
International Mother Language Day
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| Shaheed Minar Myter's monoments located at Dahka University Campus Dhaka, Bangladesh |
The 21th February is the International Mother Language Day. The UNESCO has announced February 21th as the International Mother Language Day to be observed globally in recognition to Bangalis’ sacrifice of blood and the sacrifices of the martyrs for establishing the rightful place for Bangla. Mother tongue is a divine gift. The most merciful Almighty has bestowed a mother tongue upon each and every caste, creed and colour. People of a country express their ideas, thoughts, feelings, emotions etc clearly through mother tongue. But then rulers of Pakistan tried to impose Urdu as the state language upon Babgali instead of Bangla. But the people of this country raised their voice against this unlawful decision. Some of the heroic sons came forward and sacrificed their glorious life for the cause of there mother tongue on the 21th February 1952.Rafique, Jabber, Salam, Barkat were shot. Since then that day is called the Shaheed Dibash. This day has got international recognition in1999 and the proclamation came in the form of a resolution unanimously adopted at the plenary of the UNESCO at its head quarters in Paris in November 1999. The sacrifices of all the martyrs for championing the cause of their mother tongue have received now a glorious recognition by the people of the world. Every year we remember this day with solemnity and pay them profound tribute. All the people of Banladesh feel proud of the martyrs for lying down their lives. Now this day is observed all over the world. So it is a matter of great glory and prestige for Bangladesh.
Friday, May 27, 2011
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