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China Radio International (CRI) is the government-owned radio station of China. It’s headquarter is located in Babaoshan. It promotes understanding and friendship between the people of China and people throughout the world with 30 overseas bureaus. China Radio International has broadcasts 1,520 hours of programs each day all over the world in 61 languages, covering a global population of nearly 3 billion. China Radio International Bangla service broadcasts programs in the Bengali Language.China Radio International started broadcasting in 3rd December 1941. In the beginning, it only featured a daily 12 Read More

The Daily Jugantor is a popular newspaper in Bangladesh. It is published from Dhaka in the Bengali Language. It is owned by the Jamuna Group of companies which has businesses in real estate, banking, and other sectors. Salma Islam, the Editor, is the wife of Nurul Islam Babul, Chairman of Jamuna Group. She is also a Member of Parliament for the Jatiya Party (Ershad). The newspaper’s editorial line tends to favor Awami League and it is anti BNP because its chairman Nurul Islam Babul was held to jail several times Read More

The Daily Janakantha is a daily newspaper published in Dhaka, Bangladesh. It is owned by Globe Janakantha Shilpa Paribar (GJSP). This newspaper was first published on 21 February 1993. From the very beginning, it emerges as a leading national daily in the country. Within a short time, the newspaper climbed the apex in circulation. The primary reason for its higher circulation is that it is the only daily newspaper in the country. It is concurrently printed and published from 5 different areas via a microwave system with its set-up of Read More

The daily Jaijaidin is a Bengali Newspaper published in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Jaijaidin Publication Limited owns it. It was first published weekly in the late 1980s and emerged as a daily tabloid in 1999. However, it failed to gain popularity, which led to its becoming weekly in a short time. It again started publishing as a daily in 2006. Shafik Rehman is its founder editor.As a weekly, The Jaijaidin gained nationwide popularity during the late 80s due to its modern outlook and strong opposition against the military regime of Lieutenant General Read More