Pahela Baishakh 1425
Dhaka-Delhi fraternal ties enriched by shared art, culture: Sushma
A symbolic Mongol Shubhajatra and a mesmerising display of dance and music marked the celebration of Pahela Baishakh, Bangla New Year's Day, by Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi.
Google doodle celebrates Pahela Baishakh
Search engine giant Google is celebrating Pahela Baishakh, the first day of the Bangla new year, by replacing its regular home page graphic with a special doodle for the Bangladeshi surfers.
Don’t let BNP-Jamaat like clique return to power: PM
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina urges all to remain united so that evil forces like BNP-Jamaat clique cannot grab power as they will undermine the country's heritage, culture and existence.
Manik Mia avenue adorned with Alpona marking Bangla New Year
The unveiling ceremony of “Alponay Baishakh 1425” is held at the capital’s Manik Mia Avenue to welcome the Bangla New Year 1425.
Pahela Baishakh 1425 celebrated amid tight security
Pahela Baishakh, the first day of Bangla calendar 1425, is being celebrated across the country with due festivities and enthusiasm since morning.
Baishakhi smile
Our car has to take a detour from Dhanmondi Road 27 because of traffic congestion in front of Genetic Plaza, the new hub for getting glass bangles -- one of the must wearable accessories for women on Pahela Baishakh.
Bangla New Year: Sweetmeat makers see huge sales
Exchange of sweets, known as misthi in Bangla, is very common in social and religious rituals in Bangladesh. But the Pahela Baishakh, the first day of Bangla New Year, has become the biggest occasion for sweet makers and sellers in recent years.
The other side of panta bhaat
For over 5000 years, rice has been the staple food in many parts of the world, including Bangladesh where the agriculture sector
Top notch security during Pahela Baishakh: Cops
Dhaka Metropolitan Police says it has taken heightened security measures centering Pahela Baishakh celebrations in the capital.
Dhaka-Delhi fraternal ties enriched by shared art, culture: Sushma
A symbolic Mongol Shubhajatra and a mesmerising display of dance and music marked the celebration of Pahela Baishakh, Bangla New Year's Day, by Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi.
Google doodle celebrates Pahela Baishakh
Search engine giant Google is celebrating Pahela Baishakh, the first day of the Bangla new year, by replacing its regular home page graphic with a special doodle for the Bangladeshi surfers.
Don’t let BNP-Jamaat like clique return to power: PM
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina urges all to remain united so that evil forces like BNP-Jamaat clique cannot grab power as they will undermine the country's heritage, culture and existence.
Manik Mia avenue adorned with Alpona marking Bangla New Year
The unveiling ceremony of “Alponay Baishakh 1425” is held at the capital’s Manik Mia Avenue to welcome the Bangla New Year 1425.
Pahela Baishakh 1425 celebrated amid tight security
Pahela Baishakh, the first day of Bangla calendar 1425, is being celebrated across the country with due festivities and enthusiasm since morning.
The other side of panta bhaat
For over 5000 years, rice has been the staple food in many parts of the world, including Bangladesh where the agriculture sector
Bangla New Year: Sweetmeat makers see huge sales
Exchange of sweets, known as misthi in Bangla, is very common in social and religious rituals in Bangladesh. But the Pahela Baishakh, the first day of Bangla New Year, has become the biggest occasion for sweet makers and sellers in recent years.
Baishakhi smile
Our car has to take a detour from Dhanmondi Road 27 because of traffic congestion in front of Genetic Plaza, the new hub for getting glass bangles -- one of the must wearable accessories for women on Pahela Baishakh.
Top notch security during Pahela Baishakh: Cops
Dhaka Metropolitan Police says it has taken heightened security measures centering Pahela Baishakh celebrations in the capital.
Roads that will remain off-limits on Pahela Baishakh
Owing to Pahela Baishakh celebrations, traffic movement will be restricted on seven routes in Dhaka city on Saturday.
