Universities across Bangladesh celebrate Pahela Baishakh.
The Bangla calendar has turned a new year and bidding goodbye to 1431, we welcome 1432, bringing with it fresh energy, renewed hopes, and a collective dream of new beginnings.
The nation joyfully welcomes the Bangla New Year 1432 today
Pahela Baishakh, the first day of the Bangla calendar, is being celebrated with music, colourful rallies, and festive events.
As the crimson sun rises on the first day of Baishakh, its golden rays spill over a land alive with colour, music, and tradition
On the first day of the Bangla New Year, every nook and corner of Bangladesh is brightened.
Thousands of Bangalees ushered in Bengali Year 1432 at Ramna Batamul on Monday morning, as Chhayanaut’s iconic Pahela Baishakh celebration marked its 58th edition with renewed hope, harmony, and heritage.
It is essential to understand how rural communities establish their cultural relationships with the ecosystems across different seasons.
“Let it be this new year’s resolution that we build a new Bangladesh free of discrimination,” urged the chief adviser.
After two long years, the welcoming ceremony of Bangla New Year has begun at Ramna Batamul with the first rays of today’s morning sun.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today said culture has no clash with religion -- referring to numerous attacks on cultural programmes including bombings at Pahela Baishakh celebration.
Dhaka Metropolitan Police Commissioner Shafiqul Islam today said all public events celebrating Pahela Baishakh must end by 2:00pm on April 14.
It is a Bengali festival like no other, for Bengalis and Bangladeshis of all walks of life feel pulled to the festivities for it traditional
Dhaka University is celebrating the Pahela Baishakh 1428 with a token programme, on a small scale, due to the current coronavirus situation.
The seven-day "strict lockdown" has begun this Pahela Baishakh morning with only a few people on Dhaka streets amid heavy presence of law enforcers to implement the restriction.
Pahela Baishakh, the first day of the Bangla calendar, was celebrated across the country amid traditional festivities and enthusiasm despite various restrictions.
To us, Pahela Baishakh has come to mean more than just the beginning of another new year.
Taxation systems must have gone through many reforms over the past 400 years. But perhaps nothing was so phenomenal than the one reform that took place in 1585.
Let us think about the origin of the Bangla Naboborsho, how it evolved through the years and what the current status of this Naboborsho is.
