Over the past eight years, Shakhawat Ullah has planted more than 180,000 trees in 35 districts across Bangladesh.

The event was held at a KFC restaurant in Dhaka where children were invited to attend an Iftar.

Presented by the Gulshan Society and held in association with the Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC), the festival will be held from March 18 – 20 (depending on the Moon sighting).

With this achievement, DBL Ceramics becomes the first Bangladeshi ceramics brand to receive recognition at this level

The investment marks a foreign fintech investment in a Payment System Operator (PSO) in Bangladesh

The bank will be the Title Sponsor for the 25th edition of the academic recognition platform

The outlet features a contemporary design and offers the brand’s latest footwear collections.

Visitors will be able to explore lifestyle brands for Eid shopping and take part in different activities during the event.

The certificate was presented at a ceremony held at Syntax Group’s corporate office.

The awards were presented by senior officials of Shah Cement and Abul Khair Group. Celebrities also attended the event to congratulate the participants.

Syed Manzur Elahi is remembered for his contributions to business, education and social development in Bangladesh.

International School Dhaka said women educators, leaders, students and more than 300 women alumni contribute to the school community.

World Glaucoma Awareness Week is observed every year during the second week of March to highlight the importance of glaucoma

The initiative covers academic and residential fees for financially vulnerable students

The foundation is registered with the Ministry of Social Welfare, the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies and Firms, and the NGO Affairs Bureau. It also holds an SRO certification from the National Board of Revenue (NBR), allowing donors to receive tax benefits on contributions.

The programme included a morning rally where participants carried placards highlighting women’s rights and equality

The Dhanmondi flagship outlet incorporates installations highlighting Bangladesh’s craft traditions.

A free health camp was also arranged for participating women farmers. It offered general health check-ups.

The brand combines local heritage with contemporary fashion trends and provides clothing for young professionals, students and families.

The festival will run on March 6–7 from 2:00pm to 2:00am.