|
|
|
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Venue: Matraville Public School Date: 26 March 2005 Time: 6:30 PM
Reza Kibria Demands Justice for the Death of His Father
The All Party Action Committee met on the 6th March, 2005 with Reza Kibria (son of S.A.M.S. Kibria) at Parramatta MRC. Bengali communities came along and listened to his speech on the details of his father's death and the current state of Bangladesh and its government. Many local communities took part in the discussion and delivered enlightening speeches suggesting ways in which people can help the situation. BANGLADESH TELEVISION
Those of you who have Satellite Dish, this site is very useful.
Sent by: Helal Morshedi The Human Spirit
An Article By: Shahidul Alam
Music Class at Campbelltown Bangla School Campbelltown Bangla School will commence Singing Class. Anyone that is interested in joining and learning are invited to participate at weekly classes. Venue: Grange Public School 8 Binham road, Minto Day & Time: Sunday, 09:00-10:00 Contact: Nazmul Ahsan Khan, 02-98297478 Where Elbows do the Talking An Article By: Shahidul Alam, Dhaka Shahidul Alam is a Bangladeshi photographer and writer.
Ekushe Mela by Bangladesh Awami League, Bangabandhu Parisad Australia -2005
Australian
state to include Bangla as second language Find out more... The Daily Star. Al Noman Shamim
Dr. Monjur Hamid & Nasrin Hamid
EKUSHE ACADEMY AUSTRALIA INC.
Gratitude and Australia Day Clean up Appeal Find out more... Clean Up Appeal Gratitude
The Passing Away of the Famous Singer, Lyricist, Composer and Language Movement Activist, Abdul Latif Abdul Latif passed away (inna lilla... rajeun) on Saturday, 26th of February at 2:00 pm, Sydney Time at the age of 82. We pray for his departed soul.
Abdul Latif father of Rabindra
Sangeet shilpi Sirajus Salekin, was born in 1927 in Barishal District. He learnt music from many noted
musicians from India and Bangladesh since he left school. He went to Kolkata to learn
Hindustani Classical music in 1944. He took part in World War II where
he was sent to Burma and came back to Dhaka after 1947.
Abdul Latif joined Radio Pakistan as a performer in
1948 and gradually became a music director. He worked for Radio Bangladesh
till 1974 and later he became the Deputy Director of
Mass Communications Department under Ministry of Information and
Broadcasting. He retired from this job in 1989 and he has been involved
in teaching music since 1948.
Abdul Latif is a renowned performer, lyricist and composer of
Bangladesh. He has composed many folk, modern and patriotic songs which
are still very popular. His songs inspired the nation during our
language movement in 1952 and liberation war in 1971. He received
‘Ekushe Padak’ and 'Shadhinata Padak' – the highest civilian awards for his overall contribution in the cultural field. He also received other awards for his
contribution in the musical arena.
Saturday School of Community Language (SSCL) will commence running Bangla course from 1st term of 2006 for year 7 - 10 students at Dulwich Hill centre of NSW.
Ekushe Academy 21st February Celebration, 2005
Ekushe Academy Celebrated 21st February at Ashfield Park, Sydney. There were many book and food stalls. The program was opened by the Bangladesh High Commissioner, Ashraf-Ud-Doula. The program included the presentation of various cultural organisations, ekushe discussions, a book fair, prize distributions and a raffle draw. Photos - 1 Photos - 2 Photos - 3
Dr. Monjur Hamid & Nasrin Hamid
Proudly presents Srikanto Acharya. Sunday, 17 April 2005 5:30 P.M. Science Theatre University Of NSW. To reserve your Tickets Contact Ashis Bablu/Shampa Bhattacharjee: 02-97507755 (AH) 0403878395(Mob) Tickets $20, $35, $50, $100.
Sent by John Martin: Find out more... Listen To Audio From Audience feedback
Rabindra Sangeet By: Sirajus Salekin
Tragic
incident for a Bangladeshi friend in Jacksonville, Florida [Conversation Forum - Parenting Issues] Report sent by: Sadeq Zaman Find out more...
The Ekushe Art Competition was held on the 11th February, Friday at Ashfield Community Service Centre. Many kids participated in this competition where they had a chance to display their wonderful talents in art.
Protest
Meeting and Demonstration Organised by Bangladesh Jubo and Chatro League
in front of the Bangladesh High Commission in Sydney.
The first pictures of the undersea site of the earthquake that caused the Asian tsunami have been released. More... Bangla
Teacher Wanted for Campbelltown Bangla School
Campbelltown Bangla School Annual Cultural Program Campbelltown
Bangla School will hold its Annual Cultural Program on 8th
May 2005, James Meehan High School
Auditorium at 5.00PM, at Macquarie Fields.
The program will include the
performances of the Bangla School’s students and the Campbelltown
Bangla School Authority Useful Website for Live Sydney Traffic Webcam
|
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
© Copyright – SydneyBashi-Bangla.Com - 2005-2006 – All Rights Reserved
Kolorol
will present annual cultural
competition Saturday 1st October, 2005 details
will be announced soon.
Bengali
Association Of NSW
Ekushe Art Competition for
Children
Ruposhi
Bangla Betar is
a very popular radio station in Sydney among the Bengali community. I
recently visited the studio at Paddington and met the producer and
director of Ruposhi Betar, Mr. Syed Rafiqul Haque (Sagor) and Assistant
Director, Atiqur Rahman. Their program can be heard on the station 89.7
FM at 1-3:00 PM, every Saturday. This program has been broadcasting
regularly for the past two years. In this program, they broadcast
different Bengali and children’s songs, news, dramas and interviews.
Sometimes they broadcast songs sung live by various local artists from
Sydney which gives listeners a different taste in music. So, stay tuned
on 89.7 FM! We wish Ruposhi Betar success in years to come. 
