Musa Ibrahim Bangladeshi Boy reaches top of Mount Everest

Banbkadesh Joy, Musa Ibrahim Joy, We found Second great victory after 40 years. A Bangali can do everything; can take any kind of high risk to bring the reputation for Bangladesh. Yeah! It’s proved by the Musa Ebrahim. Musa is a Bangladeshi people who have conquered the world’s largest Mount Everest for the first time amongst the Bangladeshi people. This is the first time the Red-Green Flag are flying on the top of the world.

Musa Ibrahim started his trailing life from the 2002. He got trained from the Himalayan Mountaineering Institute and got certified from two professional mountaineering courses.

Musa Ibrahim is the first people who conquered the Annapurna 4 Trail as a Bangladeshi people.  He is a founder and general secretary of Noth Alpine Club.He started the Everest trailing since the last 20 April’ 2010. In order to ease the Himalay journey he took help of “Himalayan Guides Nepal”. The managing director of Himalayan Guides Nepal named Iswari Pudel said that – “there was a team of 26 members who have been able to reach to the top of the Himalaya and musa ibrahim is one of them. The other members are – 9 Nepali Sherpa, 6 British, 1 American & 3 Montenegrin

Musa Ibrahim is a boy of Mugholhut, Lalmonirhat district of Bangladesh. Musa born in 1979. His father’s name is Ansar Ali. Mother’s name is Bilkis Begum. He passed his SSC and HSC from Thakurgoan and then got himself admitted in Dhaka University. Now, He is a sub-editor of a Bangladeshi English daily “The Daily Star”. His wife’s name is Umme Soraban Tahura (Asst. District Judge of Mymensing) and he has a one half years old child named Wasi Ibrahim.

Bangladesh celebrates 37th Victory Day Today

Bangladesh celebrates Independence Day on March 26, and the Bengali reliving the horrific Operation Reflector initiated by the Pakistan Army on 25 March 1971 in a desperate attempt to eradicate the Bengali nationalist movement. 

Abul Bahar relives the fateful night of 25 March 1971 with the following words: 

Suddenly, Dhaka was paralyzed. Everything was quiet. The country shook with the heavy tread of the forces of evil. The ground was soaked in red and fragrant flower hasnahana was dominated by the stench of blood. 

Today, bloggers are energetic about the approximately 3 million people were exterminated in 1971. Some prominent bloggers have met the Bangladeshi Genocide Archive Bangladesh to raise awareness among netizens of the magnitude of the atrocities committed against the Bengali population of the Pakistani army with the help of Razakars. A new website to be launched by bloggers is Bangladesh 1971, it expects to connect the current generation of Bangladeshis with the life and times of those who fought for independence, while simultaneously maintaining pressure on the national consciousness for the perpetrators accountable. 

Why is it necessary today to relive the fight for freedom? Perhaps to avoid the 'Hollywoodization of the liberation war' as he puts Rasel. Also, Shamim clarifies why after all these years, remains essential to bring war criminals to trial. He says she is a sense of retribution but that this 'accountability' is needed as a future deterrent. It is also a necessary step to ensure justice and as a closure for the victims and the families who survive. 

Rabab writes that this Independence Day not only inspiration but feel a sense of hurt and disappointment when she sees around corruption and the victory of the separatist forces, who dreams of a united economically strong Bangladesh fading into despair. The blogger Shobjanta seems to share these wounds. But the feeling fades when listening attentively to the national anthem "Amar Shonar Bangla, ami tomay bhalobashi" (my beautiful Bengal, I love you).

International Mother Language Day Bangladesh-2010

The history of the holiday has a tragic beginning. Date of Feb. 21 is chosen because it was on this day in 1952, killing five students who participated in a demonstration for the provision of their native Bengali language an official status in the then Pakistan, part of which later became the independent state of Bangladesh.The decision to celebrate International Mother Language Day was adopted at the 30 th session of the General Conference of UNESCO at the initiative of Bangladesh National Commission for UNESCO. International Mother Language Day marked the fourth consecutive year. 

Today around the world people speak 6 thousand languages, about half of them in one way or another is threatened with extinction. Over the past three centuries, the pace of extinction or disappearance of languages is clearly increased, especially true for the Americas and Australia. Such data is expanded edition of the Atlas of languages threatened with extinction. 

Presentation of the Atlas was held on 21 February 2002 at UNESCO headquarters in Paris at the International Mother Language Day. An English edition, which contains 14 color maps and 24 pages of comments, makes it possible to see "hot spots" where linguistic diversity is under threat. The latest comments highlighted in separate chapters, in particular, Siberia and the Caucasus. According to experts, the native language is endangered, if in a given community, it ceases to study more than 30 percent of children.

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History of Father's Day

The history of Father's Day is very interesting. The thought for creating a day for children to honor their fathers began in Spokane, Washington. The idea of having the Father's Day came to the mind of Sonora Smart while listening to a Mother's Day sermon in 1909.

After the death of her mother, she along with her siblings was raised by her father, William Jackson Smart. Sonora wanted to tell her father how special he was. Sonora's father was born in June, so she chose to hold the first Father's Day celebration in Spokane, Washington on the 19 th of June, 1910.

The National Father's Day Committee was formed in New York City in 1926. A Joint Resolution of Congress recognized the Father's day in 1956 and in 1966 President Richard Nixon established a permanent national observance of Father's Day to be held on the third Sunday of June. Thus, the Father's Day was born in memory and appreciation by a daughter who believed that her father and all other fathers should be honored with a special day.

Bangladesh sets clock one hour forward from Today.

The Daylight Saving Time (DST), first ever in Bangladesh, would start at 2300 hrs tomorrow. It means offices and businesses would open and close an hour earlier than usual. 

People would shift clocks forward by an hour and leave them that way until October. 

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina would release a first day cover tomorrow at 2245 hrs at her 'Jamuna' official residence to mark the occasion. 

The government estimates that 250 Mega Watts of power per day could be saved by having more daylight hours in the evening so that people avoid using electric lights.

Fanatics in Bangladesh banned women to walk on certain streets

In Pirodzhpure - a city located in eastern Bangladesh - Muslim fanatics forbade women to walk down the street on which the mosque stands. Compliance with the ban following the self-styled "holy man": a retired military Mohammad Abdus Satar, carrying his watch with a cane in hand and ready to punish women who dared to violate the ban.

"On this street is the mosque, and you can not walk here from the viewpoint of Islam," - leading newspaper Daily Star Satar words. Under the previous government, which is favorably applied to religious fundamentalists, some fanatics have tried to impose such a ban, but if they prevented the people of the town.

Meanwhile, on a busy street located mail, restaurants and college. Because of the activity of an impostor restaurant owners are complaining of falling sales, women can not get on the e-mail money transfers, and college students are forced to walk to school in fear. But police and city administration do nothing to restore the law, informs RIA Novosti.

Bangladesh - a state in South Asia, in the north-eastern Indian subcontinent, bordered by the Bay of Bengal the Indian Ocean. In the west, north and eastern borders with India, south-east - Burma (Myanmar). Over 85% of believers - Sunni Muslims, approximately 12% - Hindus, Buddhists - 0.5%, Christians - 0,3%.

Citizens of Russia and CIS countries to visit the country requires a visa, which can be made in the consular department of the Embassy of Bangladesh in Moscow, and on arrival at the international airport in the city of Dhaka.

Mother Language Day Today (Bangla)

Mother tongue - a language lullaby songs that we sang as a child my mother, the language of the recognition of love, the language of pre-whisper and angry rebuke going to scaffold heroes. Label the expression of Joseph Brodsky, language - not instrument for the poet, the poet - the tool of language.



Language - a tool, the language - sort of code system, its culture, which is transmitted to us with the milk of mothers from generation to generation, enriched us, and enriched himself by us throughout our lives.

Mother tongue - it is the parent. International Mother Language Day , After all, not without reason called the International Mother Language Day, which has for nearly ten years, celebrates the world in English sounds as International Mother Language Day,

International Mother Language Day was established in 1999 by UNESCO and supported by the United Nations.Since then, every year on February 21 the world celebrates this holiday.
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However, whether a holiday? Because it was based on real events that happened in East Pakistan in 1952. He has a finger in the blood of five of Bengali students - supporters give their language official status. The police then brutally massacred demonstration. But the memory of the defenders of the mother tongue is not only in East Pakistan, which became in 1971 the state of Bangladesh, but throughout the world.