07 March 2012 Dhaka Bangladesh- Bangladesh’s ruling Awami League supporters participate in a street march in Dhaka. The rally was organized to mark the call for the nation’s independence struggle on this day in 1971. © Monirul Alam
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The Conflict between tiger and human has to a new level in the mangrove forest of the Bangladesh.Thirty people were killed by tigers last year and three tigers by people. Since Cyclone Sidr [November 2007] and Cyclone Aila [May 2009], when 1,000 people who lived near to the water had their homes flooded and were forced to move inland. Hungry people now risk facing a tiger attack everyday when they go into the forest looking for food. On February 6 in southern Sundarban. A Bengal tiger had just killed a 40-year-old woodcutter called Mabud, deep in the mangrove forest when he was collecting firewood in the area of Char-shesher. One villager told me ‘We enter the jungle searching for food and the tiger kills us . . . the tiger comes to our village, we kill the tiger’.
I took these photos on February 6 in southern Sundbaran . A Bengal tiger had just killed a 40-year-old woodcutter called Mabud, deep in the mangrove forest when he was collecting firewood in the area of Char-Shesher. One of his fellow woodcutters, Abul Sarder, told me that five of them entered the jungle to collect firewood and suddenly a tiger attacked them. ‘When we had escaped we realised that Mabud had not. We tried to save him but failed to fight off the tiger.’
© Monirul Alam
The family is both the fundamental unit of society as well as the root of culture. It is a perpetual source of encouragement, advocacy, assurance, and emotional refueling that empowers a child to venture with confidence into the greater world and to become all that he can be. . . MARIANNE E. NEIFERT
07.Jan.2012.Pubile Kaliganj.Bangladesh- A Bangladeshi middle class family takes a pleasure time with their family picnic tour outskirt of Dhaka Punail Kaligonj .Number of Bangladeshi family take a short tour in their weekend holyday especially in winter season. © Monirul Alam
Highlights of the Year 2011
I celebrated my kids [MEGH] 2nd birthday which is held on 1st July. I am very happy and really enjoy and spend times with my love ones baby.
I uploaded my new works and project on my Web Site http://monirul.photoshelter.com/
I attend a Human Rights workshop which conduct on Drik and Published my Photo Story “ A Deadly Game” http://banglarights.net/a-deadly-game-moniul-alam.html and Exhibition in Drik Gallery, “” in the Drik Gallery
France 24 television channel Observers Published some of my importance multimedia news which I covered http://observers.france24.com/content/20110901-bangladesh-millions-bangladeshis-roads-during-last-day-ramadan-risk-lives-transportation-bus-train-protest-eid
Several times I traveled our district town covered on assignment for our news paper Prothom Alo and my works published.
I experienced to observed a great photographers Pedro Meyer presentation and attend his workshop he is the owner of Zone Zero Which I knows more about digital photography and photographer point of view. This presentation conduct by Pathshala & Drik during the Chobi Mela VI International Festival of Photography in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
I continued my teaching at Pathshala as a lecturer which I really enjoy with met to a new students and I also participated as a guest lectures on a private televishion named Dedh Tv,the programmed name DUR PATH.
I am work with ZUMA PRESS http://www.zumapress.com/ as a contact photographer in this year on the month of September.
I think Two Thousand Twelve year will bring peace, promises, success and happiness to all of us and from the past year which is worst we forget it.
Happy New Year 2012 to all . . . moniurl alam
MONIRUL ALAM 