Author: ATIFA ANJUMAN
Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh, is one of the most densely populated cities in the world, and traffic congestion remains one of its most pressing and persistent issues. With a population exceeding 22 million in its metropolitan area, Dhaka suffers from severe traffic jams that significantly affect the quality of life, economic productivity, and the environment. The rapid urbanization and economic growth have led to a significant increase in the number of vehicles, resulting in a traffic crisis that has become a daily challenge for residents. Dhaka’s population has grown exponentially over the last few decades, driven by rural-to-urban…
In Bangladesh, where the media landscape has undergone significant transformations over the past few years, television journalists face a unique set of challenges and opportunities. Television journalism is a dynamic and demanding profession that plays a pivotal role in shaping public opinion and disseminating information. Television journalism in Bangladesh has undergone significant changes since its inception in 1964 with the launch of state-run Bangladesh Television (BTV). Over the decades, private channels, digital technology, and shifts in audience behavior have transformed the industry. As the nation grows economically and technologically, the future of television journalism holds great potential. The rise of…
A memorial meeting and Doa mahfil for late veteran journalist and FF Nizam Uddin Ahmed, BNA’s founder editor and former general secretary of Chittagong Press Club and Sangbadik Housing Society was held at the organization’s office premises on Friday last. Sangbadik Housing Society Management Committee organized the event chaired by journalist Advocate Sukhmoy Chakraborty. General Secretary Mohammad Nowshad Chowdhury moderated the program while Joint Secretary Professor Jibran Alam delivered the welcome speech. The discussion was attended among others by Daily People’s View editor and publisher Osman Gani Mansur, sr. journalist and freedom fighter Saber Ahmed Azgari, joint convener journalist Shamsul…
The Buriganga River, once the lifeline of Dhaka, is now a symbol of pollution and environmental degradation. Flowing through the heart of Bangladesh’s capital, this historic river has suffered decades of neglect, unchecked industrial waste disposal, and encroachments. Historically, it has been a lifeline for trade and transport, significantly contributing to the socio-economic development of the region. However, this river, which once symbolized the vibrancy of the nation, now stands as one of the most polluted rivers in the world. Rapid urbanization and industrialization have taken a heavy toll on the river’s health. The severe pollution in the Buriganga River…
A day-long training program on online journalism was held at Chattogram Press Club premises on Sunday. Chattogram Editors’ Club organized the event where Prof. Muhammad Sikandar Khan, former VC, East-Delta University and president, Parikolpita Chattogram Forum attended as Chief Guest while, Zahidul Karim Koci, member-secretary of Chattogram Press Club and Resident Editor of Dainik Amar Desh and Md. Shahnewaz, Bureau Chief , BSS and president, Chattogram Metropolitan Union Of Journalists were present as Special Guests. Osman Gani Manusr, Editor and Publisher Of The Daily People’s View inaugurated the event. Trainers at the program include Dr. Muhammad Morshedul Islam, Prof. Communication…
The second session of the three-month-long workshop titled “Standard Pronunciation, Recitation, Presentation, News Reading and Giving Voice in Advertisements” for university and college students organized by popular cultural organization of Chattogram Tritoronga was held at it’s Nasirabad office on the 40th anniversary on Saturday. Veteran journalist and chairman of the organization, Osman Gani Mansur chaired the initial evaluation event. 40 university and college students are participating in the workshop conducted by Tritoronga’s Secretary General, poet and presenter Shaon Pantha. The primary evaluation was attended among others by prominent media personality Professor Fatema Jebunnesa, media personality Nasrin Islam, Betar TV newsreader…
REHAB Chattogram Fair 2025, a four-day housing exhibition, begins in the port city today, Thursday at the Radisson Blu Chattogram Bay View hotel. It will be the 16th such fair organised by the Real Estate and Housing Association of Bangladesh (REHAB) in the port city. City Mayor Dr. Shahadat Hossain is scheduled to inaugurate the fair as the chief guest, the REHAB vice president Delwar Hossain said at a press conference at its office in Chattogram on Tuesday. Renowned companies, including real estate firms from Dhaka and Chattogram, building material makers and financial institutes would take part in the fair…
The final (8th) match of the 1st round of the Rafi Smriti T-12 Gold Cup Cricket Tournament was held at the Bhingrol play Ground on Wednesday. Mahata Rabbi Smriti Cricket XI (MRSC) won the match defeating Khaskhama Cricket XI (KC) by 24 runs . All-rounder Milton of Mahata Rabbi Smriti Cricket XI was adjudged Man Of The Match with 43 runs off 26 balls and 3 wickets. Earlier, Mahata Rabbi Smriti Cricket XI won the toss and decided to bat. They scored 144 runs in 12 overs and set a target of 145 runs. In reply, Khaskhama Cricket XI were…
The evolution of media, from print to digital, has fundamentally shaped how individuals and societies perceive and engage with the world. The battle between print and digital media has been a topic of discussion for years. In the 21st century, the world has seen a rapid shift in how information is consumed, largely due to technological advancements and changing consumer preferences. Print media has been a cornerstone of information sharing for centuries. Newspapers, magazines, and journals have traditionally served as trusted sources for news, education, and entertainment. However, the digital revolution of the late 20th century introduced a paradigm shift.…
The”Strengthening Collaboration and Sustainable Partnerships with Private Sector in the Nutrition Market System” workshop was successfully held at Hotel Grand Sylhet, bringing together Nutrition Sales Agents (NSAs) and key private sector representatives. The event, organized under the Uddokta Project, aimed to enhance business linkages, improve service delivery, and foster long-term partnerships between NSAs and private sector actors. The workshop featured an interactive panel discussion where representatives from Lal Teer Seed Ltd., Care Nutrition Ltd. (CNL), Supreme Seed, RFL, and SMC addressed critical market challenges, including product availability, quality assurance, pricing, supply chain efficiency, and sustainable business growth. During the discussion,…