Skip to main content

Featured

Gaza Famine: Breaking World's Heart

Gaza Famine: Humanity’s Degradation & The Silent Watch of 8 Billion People Gaza Famine: Where is Humanity in the Face of Unprecedented Cruelty? The unfolding Gaza famine has become one of the most heart-wrenching crises in modern times. As millions of innocent lives struggle for food, water, and safety, the world is asking: why so cruel the Israel in its actions? The degradation of humanity is visible, yet silence from global powers raises an even deeper question — where is humanity? 8 Billion People Are Watching — But Doing Nothing Today, 8 billion people are watching this crisis unfold in real-time through media and reports. Yet, instead of action, there is paralysis. The world has witnessed famine, wars, and displacement before, but no such atrocity record in global history compares to the scale and cruelty of what Gaza is facing today. What Has Technology Taught Us About Humanity? With satellite...
Post a Comment
Read more
Labels

Bangladesh and Dhaka City

Dhaka is the capital of Bangladesh. It is one of the crowded and populated city in the world. More than one million people live here. It is also called the city of Mosque. It is also known the capital of rickshaw. It was built in 17th century. Now people around the world know Dhaka is one of the fastest growing city in the world

Dhaka was built in during the mughal emperor Jahangir. Its located on the bank of Buriganga. It is 9th largest city in the world. There are many important things to see inside Dhaka. National parliament building, Museum, Zoo, Ramna Park, Lalbag fort, are the major attractions for tourist in Dhaka.

Dhaka was being built nicely during the partition of Bengal and when it was capital of East Bengal and Asam. But due to opposition attitude of Hindu religious group from India the development process of the city was stopped by British in 1911 after ending the partition of Bengal.

In 1947 when British power was ended, the the city Dhaka was led by Pakistani Military power. But due to Pakistani wrong policy for language and economic activity the people of Dhaka and Bangladesh was angry on the Pakistani ruler.

Gradually the angry attitude were growing among the people's of Bangladesh. That's why in 1952 Salam barkat, Rafik were killed by Pakistani Janta in a possession in front of Dhaka Medical college. From then Pakistani ruler was considered as enemy of the country.

At last the country started independence war against Pakistani military power in 1971. After nine months war and losing more than three million people the country gained its Independence in 16 December of 1971 from Pakistan.

The highest average temperature is 31 degree Celsius and lowest average is 25 degree Celsius. Read more To know more about Dhaka
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular Posts