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Bangladesh Television (BTV) is a significant entity in Bangladesh's media landscape. As the country’s state-owned national television network, BTV has a long history that dates back to its inception in the 1960s. It has played a crucial role in shaping the country’s media industry, providing entertainment, news, and educational content to the masses.The History of Bangladesh Television (BTV)Bangladesh Television was first introduced in 1964 under the name “Pakistan Television” (PTV) as a part of the then East Pakistan, which later became Bangladesh after its independence in 1971. However, it wasn’t Read More

Jail Killing Day, observed annually on November 3, holds a significant place in the history of Bangladesh. The day commemorates the assassination of four national leaders—Syed Nazrul Islam, Tajuddin Ahmed, Captain (Rtd.) Mansur Ali and A H M Quamruzzaman—who played vital roles in the country's liberation and early government formation. Their tragic murder in Dhaka Central Jail in 1975, less than five years after independence, remains a painful reminder of the challenges Bangladesh faced during its formative years. This article commemorates their legacy, examines the events surrounding their assassination, and Read More

After being convicted of raping a lady after her detention, the Khulna Railway Police officer-in-charge and other police staff were withdrawn from duties.Khulna GRP (Railway) Police Station OC Osman Gani Pathan and Nazmul Hoque Assistant Sub-Inspector are the locked police staff.The two were transferred to Pakshey District Railway Police Line from Khulna GRP Station on Wednesday to perform a ' reasonable and autonomous investigation ' on the event, police assistant superintendent Firoz Ahmed of Kushtia Railway Circle said.The 21-year-old arr-ester claimed on Friday that she was detained by police at Read More

Hussain Muhammad Ershad today drew his last breath at the Combined Military Hospital, putting an end to a lengthy and contentious political life that saw many upheavals.He was raised in 1930 to Mokbul Hossain and Mazida Khatun in Dinhata, a municipality of Coochbehar district of present-day West Bengal in British India. Ershad was one of nine brothers and sisters.After the Indian-Pakistan partition in 1948, his family moved from Dinhata to Bangladesh (then East Pakistan).Ershad researched at Rangpur's Carmichael College and then graduated from Dhaka University in 1950. He was commissioned Read More