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Winter greetings

Posted in Bandarban, Bangladesh, country side, environment, landscape by banglatuhin on January 6, 2010

Fresh from the hills,

Bringing you the greetings of winter.

It’s from a bright sunny day, on my way back from Keokaradong (official highest peak of Bangladesh).

Quote ; – Mark Twain

Posted in Bangladesh by banglatuhin on February 1, 2010

Woman working at field

Posted in Bandarban, Manikganj, agriculture, country side, daily life, landscape, woman by banglatuhin on January 22, 2010

Women mostly work on the family crop lands.

They spend a large portion of the day taking care of cattle or poultry,  kitchen gardening.

Women are also hired as daily labourers and spend on an average, more than six hours a day on such work.

Baliati Zaminder Palace

Posted in Bangladesh, History, Manikganj, country side by banglatuhin on January 22, 2010

Jatra/ Folk theatre

Posted in Bangladesh, Jatra, Manikganj, country side, customs, dress, festival by banglatuhin on January 22, 2010

Kingfisher

Posted in Bangladesh, environment, nature by banglatuhin on November 15, 2009

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One year back

Posted in Bangladesh, Manikganj, agriculture, country side, daily life, environment, nature, water by banglatuhin on November 13, 2009

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Before the Barobaria river got poisoned by factory waste, last winter Erling is crossing the river through a bamboo bridge in an afternoon walk.

Now the condition of this river water is dark brown, stinks and worse than any one can imagine.

Factory waste contd.

Posted in Bangladesh, Manikganj, agriculture, children, country side, daily life, environment, health issues, nature, water by banglatuhin on November 11, 2009

factory waste Barobaria river

Here, a newly established ready made garment factory in the neighborhood surely brought significant change in peoples life.
Besides, child labor and increased rate of school drop out these kind of unplanned industrialization are creating threat for the ecological balance and causing suffer to the whole community tremendously.

Hooka Khomok hangout

Posted in Bangladesh, Manikganj, country side, customs, daily life by banglatuhin on November 3, 2009

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Hooka: A smoking setup with the base of Coconut shell, wooden pipe and clay funnel with tobacco in it.

Khomok: Traditional single- string based tension drum type musical instrument.

On a easy midday hang out Shajahan is playing the Khomok and singing an spiritual song of very popular kind at the local tea shop. Smoking in Hooka is not so widely seen now a days in the coutry side with the availlibility of various grades of cigarettes.

proudly presenting

Posted in Bangladesh, children, country side by banglatuhin on November 3, 2009

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