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Children receive Arabic lessons after Zuhr prayers every day at this mosque at Zinjira’s Hawli in Keraniganj. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Children receive Arabic lessons after Zuhr prayers every day at this mosque at Zinjira’s Hawli in Keraniganj. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Children receive Arabic lessons after Zuhr prayers every day at this mosque at Zinjira’s Hawli in Keraniganj. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Children receive Arabic lessons after Zuhr prayers every day at this mosque at Zinjira’s Hawli in Keraniganj. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Children receive Arabic lessons after Zuhr prayers every day at this mosque at Zinjira’s Hawli in Keraniganj. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Children receive Arabic lessons after Zuhr prayers every day at this mosque at Zinjira’s Hawli in Keraniganj. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Children receive Arabic lessons after Zuhr prayers every day at this mosque at Zinjira’s Hawli in Keraniganj. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Children receive Arabic lessons after Zuhr prayers every day at this mosque at Zinjira’s Hawli in Keraniganj. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman inaugurates work on the Muhuri-Kahua Flood Control, Drainage and Irrigation Rehabilitation Project near the Kheyaghat Muhuri Bridge in Feni’s Parshuram on Thursday, Sept 1, 2026. Photo: PMO
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman inaugurates work on the Muhuri-Kahua Flood Control, Drainage and Irrigation Rehabilitation Project near the Kheyaghat Muhuri Bridge in Feni’s Parshuram on Thursday, Sept 1, 2026. Photo: PMO
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman inaugurates a canal excavation initiative near the Kheyaghat Muhuri Bridge in Feni’s Parshuram on Thursday, Sept 1, 2026. Photo: PMO
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman inaugurates a canal excavation initiative near the Kheyaghat Muhuri Bridge in Feni’s Parshuram on Thursday, Sept 1, 2026. Photo: PMO
Relatively cheaper locally grown oranges are piled up for sale at a retail shop in Dhaka’s Karwan Bazar. Photo: Shamsul Haque Ripon
Relatively cheaper locally grown oranges are piled up for sale at a retail shop in Dhaka’s Karwan Bazar. Photo: Shamsul Haque Ripon
A shopper buys oranges from a retail shop at Dhaka’s Karwan Bazar. Photo: Shamsul Haque Ripon
A shopper buys oranges from a retail shop at Dhaka’s Karwan Bazar. Photo: Shamsul Haque Ripon
A shopper buys oranges from a retail shop at Dhaka’s Karwan Bazar. Photo: Shamsul Haque Ripon
A shopper buys oranges from a retail shop at Dhaka’s Karwan Bazar. Photo: Shamsul Haque Ripon
Imported oranges now go for Tk 350–450 per kilogram at retail markets, depending on size and quality. Photo: Shamsul Haque Ripon
Imported oranges now go for Tk 350–450 per kilogram at retail markets, depending on size and quality. Photo: Shamsul Haque Ripon
Oranges are stacked for sale at a retail shop in Dhaka’s Karwan Bazar. Photo: Shamsul Haque Ripon
Oranges are stacked for sale at a retail shop in Dhaka’s Karwan Bazar. Photo: Shamsul Haque Ripon
Demand for oranges has risen amid the dengue outbreak. A man buys the fruit from a shop at Dhaka’s Rampura Bazar. Photo: Shamsul Haque Ripon
Demand for oranges has risen amid the dengue outbreak. A man buys the fruit from a shop at Dhaka’s Rampura Bazar. Photo: Shamsul Haque Ripon
The surviving entrance arch of Jinjira Palace in Keraniganj’s Hawli is hemmed in and obscured by buildings put up by encroachers. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
The surviving entrance arch of Jinjira Palace in Keraniganj’s Hawli is hemmed in and obscured by buildings put up by encroachers. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
After Nawab Sirajuddaula’s defeat at Plassey, his mother Amina Begum, aunt Ghaseti Begum, wife Lutfunnisa and daughter Umme Johra were held captive at Jinjira Palace. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
After Nawab Sirajuddaula’s defeat at Plassey, his mother Amina Begum, aunt Ghaseti Begum, wife Lutfunnisa and daughter Umme Johra were held captive at Jinjira Palace. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Jinjira Palace at Keraniganj’s Hawli lies in a state of disrepair after years of neglect. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Jinjira Palace at Keraniganj’s Hawli lies in a state of disrepair after years of neglect. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
With little care from the authorities, vegetation has engulfed the entrance arch of Jinjira Palace in Keraniganj’s Hawli. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
With little care from the authorities, vegetation has engulfed the entrance arch of Jinjira Palace in Keraniganj’s Hawli. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
The Jinjira complex once stretched across several acres. Only two fragments of its buildings survive now. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
The Jinjira complex once stretched across several acres. Only two fragments of its buildings survive now. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin

bdnews24.com News Service

Published : 01 Oct 2026, 05:26 PM

Updated : 01 Oct 2026, 06:50 PM

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