Matiar Chowdhury London: The world largest book fair has started from October 16 in Frankfurt, Germany and will continue until October 20. The publication and discussion of the book "Bangabandhu, Bangladesh and Britain" written by Bangladeshi writer-researcher Abu Saeed and Indian writer and South Asia analyst Priyajit Devasarkar was held on October 18, Friday afternoon at 4 o ...
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UK Bangla Reporters Unity Badminton Tournament ’24 Completed
Muhammed Shahed Rahman : Annual Badminton Competition of UK Bangla Reporters Unity has concluded. A total of fifteen teams took part in the competition held at Newham Leisure Center on Monday (14 October 2024) at 4pm. UK Bangla Reporters Unity President Ansar Ahmed Ullah presided over the prize distribution ceremony after the game. Chair of Newham Council Cllr ...
Read More »Redbridge Community Trust’s Management Committee meeting held.
Redbridge Community Trust’s Management Committee general meeting held on last Sunday, October 13, at a restaurant in Romford Road, Forest Gate, London . President Mohammed Ohid Uddin presided over and General Secretary Rotarian Shahin Shah Alam Chowdhury conducted the meeting . In the opening the Quran recitated by Kamrul Hossain Delwar. After everyone’s introduction, in the feedback session for the committee members, a decision has been ...
Read More »Macmillan Cancer Support Coffee Morning held at Tower Hamlets
The London Bureau of Tower Hamlets Council’s Transport Department held a coffee morning event to raise funds for Macmillan Cancer Support. Macmillan caters to people of all walks of life regardless of race, religion, caste. Funds raised are used to provide medical care for terminally ill cancer patients. A cancer patient can be cured by this donation of ...
Read More »The wealth of British-Bangladeshis in Bangladesh is unprotected
By Muhammed Shahed Rahman: Center for British Bangladeshis (CFBB) has organized a seminar on “What to do to protect the assets of British-Bangladeshis in Bangladesh”. In this seminar held on Friday (October 11) evening at LMC in East London, the speakers said that the resources of British-Bangladeshis in Bangladesh are not protected. A class of opportunity-seeking people are always on ...
Read More »Shah Abdul Karim Folk Festival held in London
Muhammed Shahed Rahman : Baul Shah Abdul Karim Folk Festival-2024 was held in London with the participation of more than half a hundred artists in a splendid atmosphere. It was organized for the first time by Aryan Film and Globe TV at the Brady Arts Center in London. The program was hosted by UK BD TV cultural director and ...
Read More »EastHands Hosts Final Charity Capacity-Building Workshop to Empower Local Communities
London, 10 October 2024 – EastHands proudly held its final charity capacity-building workshop today at the London Bangla Press Club in East London. The event, attended by over 30 participants, marked the culmination of a series of targeted training sessions aimed at equipping staff, trustees, volunteers, and committee members with the skills necessary to strengthen their community engagement and ...
Read More »Racist attack or something else? British Bangladeshi Rais Uddin was killed by a white neighbor in London
Matiar Chowdhury: A British Bangladeshi named Rais Uddin (48) was killed by a white neighbor in Newham area of East London, the capital of England. According to family sources, he died on Monday evening London time while undergoing treatment at St. Bath's Hospital in Central London. The deceased Rais Uddin lived with his family in the Customs House ...
Read More »Human rights activist Shahriar Kabir’s demand for the release of the chief adviser Emails from the United Nations to two human rights organizations to Yunus
By Matiar Chowdhury: The chief adviser of the interim government of Bangladesh for the release of writer-journalist and human rights activist Shahriar Kabir Two UN human rights organizations in Geneva, RADDHO and IRESK, appealed to Muhammad Yunus. Biro Diwara, RADDHO Program Manager and Chief Representative to the United Nations Geneva, and Fazlur Rahman, head of IRESK, in separate ...
Read More »Review: A Tupperware of Ashes Dorfman Theatre, National Theatre 5*
“A Tupperware of Ashes” at the National Theatre is a moving and thought-provoking exploration of family, identity, and South Asian heritage. Written by Tanika Gupta and directed by Pooja Ghai, the play stars the remarkable talents of Meera Syal (Queenie), Shobna Gulati (Indrani) Zubin Varla (Ameet) who breathe life into this poignant story about the complex relationships between British ...
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