March 7 speech
Bangabandhu presented to Japanese audience in a meaningful way
The Japan-Bangladesh Society (JBS) is an organisation of leading Japanese who are closely associated with Bangladesh. Formed in 2014, this relatively new organisation is already making significant contribution in cementing further the friendly ties between Japan and Bangladesh and is also serving as a window to allow Japanese people to know about the country better. Former Japanese ambassadors who served in Bangladesh, leading Japanese academics involved in research about various aspects of Bangladesh, leading business houses in Japan and business community leaders with commercial interest in the country, as well as NGO representatives, media related people and students who are studying Bangla or subjects related to Bangladesh are members of this group. The society is already enjoying high reputation in Japanese community.
Joy Bangla Concert: Rock stars share best memories
The bands that rocked the Joy Bangla Concert stage in previous years reminisced their special moments about the past episodes and rendered songs online as the concert has been halted this year due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Mar 7 speech was apparently actual declaration of independence: PM
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday said the historic 7th March speech was apparently the actual declaration of independence as Bangabandhu uttered twice with utmost assertion that this time the struggle is for our freedom and this time the struggle is for our independence.
“He (Bangabandhu) said twice that “Ebarer Sangram Muktir Sangram. Ebarer Sangram Swadhinatar Sangram” (this time the struggle is for our freedom. This time the struggle is for our independence) giving utmost assertion in his speech. That means he had clearly said that it’d be the struggle for independence and it’d be a war of independence. So, the 7th March speech can be said as the actual declaration of independence from this point of view,” she said.
The Prime Minister said this while addressing a virtual programme arranged by the Cultural Affairs Ministry to mark the Historic 7th March.
MoFA releases video marking Bangabandhu's historic March 7 Speech
Public Diplomacy wing of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Sunday released a video on historic 7th March Speech of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.
Book on Bangabandhu's March 7 Speech published in UN's official languages
Bangladesh Embassy in Paris and Permanent Mission of Bangladesh to UNESCO have unveiled a book titled "The Historic 7th March Speech of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman: A World Documentary Heritage."
After Bangabandhu, Baghajatin's sculpture vandalised in Kushtia
Only two weeks after the vandalism of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s sculpture in Kushtia, yet unidentified miscreants vandalised the sculpture of British revolutionary leader Baghajatin.
Vandals damaged the nose and parts of the right cheek of the sculpture installed at Kaya College in Kumarkhali upazila, police said.
Cabinet declares March 7 as ‘Historic Day’
The Cabinet on Wednesday declared March 7 as ‘Historic Day’ instead of the ‘National Historic Day’ in a bid to observe the day nationally and internationally, commemorating the historic speech of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.
Historic March 7 observed at IU
The historic March 7, a memorable day in the history of Bangalis’ long and arduous freedom struggle, was observed on Islamic University campus in Kushtia on Saturday in a befitting manner.
Historic March 7 observed
The historic March 7, a memorable day in the history of Bangalis’ long and arduous freedom struggle, was observed across the country on Saturday in a befitting manner.
March 7 speech is the epic our of independence struggle: Minister
Agriculture Minister Mohammad Abdur Razzaque on Saturday said Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’s March 7 speech is the epic poem of Bangalis’ struggle for freedom.