Dhaka City- haphazard growth
Examinees appear for HSC examination
Out of 744,891 HSC candidates, 73.40% pass.
Common sight in the city
Hawkers occupy pedestrians way and cars park the first lane of road.
Jumatul Wida- last Friday prayer of Ramadan at Baitul Mukarram, Dhaka.
Mass Iftar (breaking fast) at Basundhara Shopping Mall, Dhaka
Buying 'Atar'
Preparing for Eid celebration
Mehendi art is populular among teenage girls
Buying bangles
Home bound at Kamalapur Rail Station
Rush for seat
Where there is a will there is a way
Home-goers risking lives to hitch rooftop ride
Three fall of train yesterday, die
Passengers on top of launch deck at Sadarghat
Over-loaded launches for southern districts
Something new- Billboard grab!
On Monday morning the city dwellers were caught by surprise with several thousand billboards at almost all major intersections and roads of the city
with messages.
back from Delhi last month
3.1 km Kuril-Progoti flyover opened by PM on 5th August
Overseas Jobseeker Alam returned empty handed from Egypt as he was cheated by brokers who sent him abroad on tourist's visa. Hugged by mother at airport.
Distribution of rotten rice by authority in Dinajpur triggers protest
Trespassing smugglers- for a living
Trees felled to fill water bodies at village Barkaw in Kaliganj, Gazipur to implement a housing project by PWD and RAJUK.
(*all pictures taken from national dailies)
8 comments:
Hi Thanks for the photos, they are very interesting and informative.
Nice Photo collection. Thanks for share great photos.
Every recent situation is highlighted here by photographs, great work.
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Mr Ahmed, are you in good health inshallah? It's been a long time since you posted any new material. Thank You
Thanks for your concern, I believe health and family matters have kept him away from his blog. Hopefully he would be able to contribute in a manner that is within his creativeness.
His son (Shakib Ahsan)
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