Tag: photojournalism
It’s Not Torture Cell !

It’s not a torture cell ! But it’s looks like a torture cell, It’s all about therapeutic exercise, during my visit at the National Medical Colleague Hospital, I observed it, patient taken this kind of treatment. I am also under treatment its call Short Wave Diathermy, treatment for my frozen shoulder @ 04 March 2015 © Monirul Alam
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[ Shooter Diaries ] Cyclone SIDR 2007

There is always sun after storm.Stay strong focus on what you can do and know that cloud will soon part and the sun will return again . . .
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Protected: A Deadly Game . . .
Daily Life in Savar 2014

Caption: A Bangladeshi villager to takes baths his livestock on the river of Savar, outskirts of Dhaka, at midday on February, 2014, Bangladesh. Domestic animals like dairy farmers in Bangladesh are benefiting. Farmers grow more food and earn more income and they are better to able feed to their families. This makes their communities economically stronger and more stable. © Monirul Alam
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Broadcast and Cross-Media Journalism

I would like to start four months Post-Graduation Certificate Course in Broadcast & Cross-Media Journalism under the BRAC University and PATHSHALA in Collaboration with Erasmus University, Rotterdam the Netherlands. Hope it would be a good drives for me to studies in a New Media.
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400 years Dhaka History through Light and Sound Display in Lalbagh

The sky was cloud that day, before an hour heavy rain was splash in the Dhaka city; I make a phone call to Sultana Apa who will be arrange a Light-Sound Display at Lalbagh Fort in old part of Dhaka. She reply me after, we hope to start around 7.p.m. I moved to Lalbagh fort from my office around 5.p.m.
The ministry of Culture organized the `Light and Sound Display in Lalbagh Fort program first time (fixed display show) in Bangladesh, the Bangladesh government financed in thes project with support of Creation Unlimited, the 30 munities light-sound display show will be open for the public after inauguration it may regularly display for two times in Lalbagh fort, said their press release.
After a few discussion about the issue the Hon. Minister Abul Kalam Azad ministry of Culture arrive on time with other official and special guest was also present their, Finally the light and sound display was shown.
The light-sound show mainly present the 400 years history of DHAKA, a beautiful narrative with sound and light present the history of Bengal, Mugal period and Bangladesh history. During the display present viewer were really enjoyed when the light and sound appeared into the Lalbagh fort building like Darbar Hall & Hammams,Tomb of Pari Bibi’s. Finally the present viewer thanks to the organizer and historians expert, said a few suggestion after the end of the show and Azad also recommend a few things about these display.
Short Summery of Lalbagh:
The 17th century, Lalbagh Fort is still witness of Mughal Emperor of Bengal the most popular and renowned fort and a great signature of art in Bangladesh. It is also known as Fort Aurangabad. It is situated beside the Buringal River in old part of Dhaka, Lalbagh. It was an incomplete structure by a Mughal Emperor named Prince Muhammad Azam (third son of Aurangazeb). He started the work of the fort in 1678 during his vice-royality in Bangladesh (Previous Bengal). He stayed in Bengal for 15 months. It remained incomplete when he was called by his father Aurangazeb.
Shaista Khan was the new Subedar of Dhaka in that time, and he did not complete the fort. In 1684, the daughter of Shaista Khan named Iran Dukht (Pari Bibi) died there. After her death, he started to think the fort as ominous, and left the structure incomplete. Among the 3 major parts of Lalbagh Fort, one is the tomb of Pari-bibi (middle of east-west of the fort),The Mosque (west),The Diwan-i-aam palace (east).
After Shaista Khan left Dhaka, it lost its popularity. The main cause was that the capital was replaced from Dhaka to Murshidabad. After the end of royal Mughal period, the fort became abandoned. In 1844, the area achieved its name as Lalbagh replacing Aurangabad, so the fort as Lalbagh Fort.
Reports:Monirul Alam
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Nationwide Strike

Dhaka, Bangladesh August 2013
Bangladeshi people ride on the motorcycle during a nationwide strike called by Islamist political party Bangladesh Jammat e Islami to protest cancellation of its registration, in Dhaka on August 14, 2013. One man died as police and supporters of Bangladesh’s Islamist party clashed in the capital during a strike called by the group.
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Daily Life

BANGLADESH, Dhaka: A rickshaw maker repairing a rickshaw during the rainy day in the old part of Dhaka on July 28, 2013. Heavy downpour since Saturday night city life has been disrupted heavy rainfall due to influence of low pressure at the Bay of Bengal.©Monirul Alam
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