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Deutsche Welle (DW) or German Radio is Germany's international broadcasting service aimed at the foreign market. With DW-TV, DW-RADIO and DW-WORLD. DE, it produces news, background information and cultural highlights worldwide, while creating a platform for intercultural dialogue. It broadcasts news and information on shortwave, Internet and satellite radio in 30 languages. One of them is Deutsche Welle Bangla which broadcast in Bengali Language.Deutsche Welle’s Bengali service first broadcasted in 1st January 1975 short wave. It stopped broadcasting in the Short wave, which was the main medium of reaching listeners. Read More

The Daily Shokaler Khabor is national daily of Bangladesh, published from the capital city Dhaka in the Bengali Language. It was first published on 22nd May 2012.  The Daily Shokaler Khabor is owned by Dainik Shokaler Khobor Publications Ltd, which is a concern of Rangs Group. Rangs Group is one of the largest Bangladeshi industrial conglomerates. Besides the newspaper, the industries under this conglomerate include automobile, electronics, real estate, shipping etc.Daily Shokaler Khabar's editor is Romo Rouf Chowdhury, a member of the board of directors of Rangs Motors Limited and Read More

The Daily Sangram (In English: Daily Struggle) is one of the oldest among the existing Bengali Newspapers. It publishes from Dhaka, Bangladesh. It is owned by Bangladesh Publications Ltd. The Daily Sangram is a Pro Islamic Newspaper and strongly supports Jammat E Islami. The name of the editor is Mohammad Abul Asad, who is also the writer of the series Symon.Daily Sangram was first published in 18th January of 1970. During the Bangladesh Liberation War in 1971, The Daily Sangram strongly opposed the partition of Pakistan and acted as a Read More

The Daily Sangbad is the oldest Bengali Newspaper in existence, published from Bangladesh. It was first published on 17th May 1951. It was founded by a Businessman, Giashuddin Ahmed. Its founder editor is Khairul Kabir. It was bought by Muslim League in 1952. After the downfall of Muslim league in 1954’s Pakistani General Election, led to the near demise of the newspaper. At that time, A module Kabir bought the newspaper. Then he founded “The Sangbad Ltd." which still owns The Daily Sangbad Newspaper. He remained the editor of The Read More