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Sesame Khwaja, Kushtia
Sesame Khwaja, When you hear the name of sesame khajar, you can find a pair of sesame khajar in Kushtia Kushtia sesame khwaja is very popular all over the country. Delicious and low in price, it is very popular in villages, towns and ports. Kushtia sesame khwaja is found almost everywhere in the streets of Oli, including railway stations, bus stands, ferries or launc…
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Parimal Theater
Parimal Theater At the beginning of the nineteenth century, plays were staged in different places of Kushtia district. That is when a permanent theater was built in the district. It was named Parimal Theater after the son of the then Kushtia subdivision ruler. Famous Kolkata actors like Prametesh Barua, Durga Das, Shishir Bhaduri, Angurbala, Indubala etc. came here m…
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Muktabangla, Kushtia
Muktabangla There are commemorative sculptures of the liberation war in different parts of the country to commemorate those days of war, respect for the martyrs and lifelong struggle against the enemy. Which are ever awake and evoke the turbulent days of war. One such sculpture of the Islamic University (IU) is 'Muktabangla'. This memorial sculpture, one of t…
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Mohini Mill, Kushtia
Mohini Mill During the anti-British movement in 1906, small and large mills were set up in the country to use domestic products during the boycott movement, resulting in the Kushtia Mohani Mill. Chakraborty, a teenager from Elangi village under Kumarkhali police station in Kushtia (then Nadia district), used to work at the Kumarkhali silk factory. While his son Kri…
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Pouro Building, Kushtia
Pouro Building Pouro Building Kushtia municipality was formed in 1869. Kushtia's famous indigo planter T. I Kenny built a huge building in the town in the interest of the blue business. Built on 210 acres, the building had 50 rooms known as the Crescent Building. The newly formed Kushtia sub-divisional office, court and pouro office were established here. Howeve…
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Jhaudiya Shahi Mosque, Kushtia
Jhaudiya Shahi Mosque Jhaudiya Shahi Mosque Throughout the ages, innumerable missionaries, saints and saints have come to Bengal from different countries. Their main objective was to spread Islam and alleviate the suffering of the people. Zamindar Shah Sufi Syed Ahmed Ali (Adari Mia Chowdhury) came to Kushtia's Jhaudia area from Baghdad during the reign of Mughal…
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Mir Mosharraf Hossain's real estate, Kushtia
Mir Mosharraf Hossain's real estate Mir Mosharraf Hossain's real estate Mir Mosharraf Hossain was born on 13 November 1847 in Lahinipara of Kushtia district to an aristocratic family. His father Mir Moazzem Hossain was a zamindar. Mosharraf Hossain was handcuffed by learning Arabic and Persian from Munushi at home. Later he went to school and learned Bangla. …
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