Bangladesh
Colombo festival brings out the secular trend in Bangladeshi film-making
Sri Lankan film artistes say that Bangladeshi films are marked by artistry and rhythm irrespective of the subject.
Lankan Vignarajah, who died in Dhaka inferno, was working in a large logistics company
Nirosh Vignarajah, 28, was working at Scanwell Logistics Bangladesh Limited, Sri Lankan Ambassador in Dhaka Crisanthe De Silva told bdnews24.com.
Second Bangladeshi film festival gets off to a stunning start with horror flick “Debi”
Sri Lankan actress and filmmaker Duleeka Marapana say that Bangladeshi films have an “innate sense of rhythm” which makes viewing a pleasing experience.
At least 25 dead in Dhaka high rise building fire
Of the 25 people who died, 19 were found inside the building in the evening. Among the dead was a Sri Lankan citizen.
Art and artists harnessed to bring Bangladesh and Sri Lanka closer
A large number of Sri Lankan artists and art lovers thronged the J.D.A.Perera Gallery in Colombo to have a glimpse of the emerging artistic trends in Bangladesh.
40 dead in New Zealand mosques massacre. Bangladeshi cricketers escape narrowly
Radio New Zealand quoted a witness inside the mosque saying he heard shots fired and at least four people were lying on the ground and “there was blood everywhere”.
Hijacker of Bangladesh aircraft shot dead by commandos. Passengers safe
The suspected hijacker was injured and died shortly after being arrested, army spokesman Major General Motiur Rahman told reporters.
Bangladesh High Commission and Lankan Ministry of Languages observe International Mother Language Day
According to the UNESCO Atlas of the World’s Languages in Danger, between 1950 and 2010, 230 languages went extinct.
Rohingya rehabilitation work suffers from dis-junction and fatigue across Asia
The international community appears to be helpless and suffering from fatigue trying to solve the Rohingya issue, says Dr.Swaran Singh of Jawaharlal Nehru University
Bangladesh refuses to accept credentials of Pakistan’s High Commissioner-designate Saqlain Syedah
Ties between Islamabad and Dhaka have been deteriorating since Hasina Wajid’s government resumed the trial of 1971 ‘war crimes’ that had been suspended after the 1974 accord between Pakistan, Bangladesh, and India.
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