As the Eid celebrations continue, Bangladeshi television channels are set to keep viewers entertained on the fourth day of Eid-ul-Azha with an extensive lineup of special programmes.

On Eid day, State Minister for LGRD Mir Shah Alam said all sacrificial waste across the capital would be removed by yesterday 2:00am.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman yesterday expressed dissatisfaction after seeing sacrificial animal waste left uncleared in several areas in Dhaka during a surprise inspection while driving around the capital.

It was around 1:00pm yesterday. By then, most sacrificial animals across Dhaka had already been sacrificed, but Habibur Rahman was still sitting at the Kachukhet cattle market with his two remaining bulls, hoping to reduce his mounting losses.

Retailers say repeated festivals, weather disruptions and reduced purchasing power dampened consumer spending

Additional police personnel have been deployed in the area

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From romantic dramas and family entertainers to telefilms, celebrity talk shows and festive magazine programmes, viewers will have plenty of options to choose from this Eid-ul-Azha.

Recently, Nazifa Tushi made headlines for her first-ever playback singing performance of “Paglir Prem Jala” at the Roider Gaan concert held at Rabindra Sarobar.

In separate messages, President Mohammed Shahabuddin and Prime Minister Tarique Rahman greeted the country’s people on the occasion

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Tarique Rahman, accompanied by wife Zubaida, also visited Banani graveyard and military cemetery

A special munajat, seeking divine blessings for peace, progress, and prosperity of Bangladesh, as well as the welfare of its people and the Muslim Ummah, was offered after the prayers

The Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) has revived its designated spots for animal sacrifices in an effort to reduce waste and environmental pollution during this Eid-ul-Azha, years after shelving the initiative due to poor public response.

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman yesterday greeted the countrymen and Muslims across the world on the occasion of the holy Eid-ul-Azha.

“Trader brothers, do not panic or become frustrated. Please remain patient; customers will come after evening,” an announcer was heard saying repeatedly over loudspeakers around 4:00pm yesterday at Kamalapur cattle market.

For millions of Bangladeshi migrant workers across the Gulf and wider Middle East, Eid-ul-Azha arrives with a symphony of mixed emotions.

Residents in villages across Rangpur, Patuakhali and Munshiganj observed Eid today following the Saudi Arabian calendar

Temporary stalls selling tree stumps, bamboo mats, animal feed and decorative items draw crowds ahead of Eid-ul-Azha