關於 dhaka time ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

Took a short pause from work today to just admire these photos from our last trip before the world was brought to its knees by COVID-19.

For two whole weeks, we got to know our family in Bangladesh and soaked in the local culture as much as we could while integrating into the hustle and bustle of Dhaka life.

Shortly after taking this photo, Bobby, Rubbi (our cousin) and I went to a tea stand and enjoyed a nice cha time with the ever-friendly local folks.

My Doodh Cha (Bengali Milk Tea) tasted particularly aromatic as they were meticulously brewed all day with tea leaves and spices. The mood was positively heightened as we went for a second cup of tea while indulging in some jilapi (a delicious light fritter dipped in a sugar syrup).

The power of good grub. Hehe!

Time to unplug too, belles and beaus! Keep swiping to take a walk through Dhaka's enchanting streets with me.

#ilbtravels #bangladesh #dhaka #dhakadiaries

~~ 1971.03.26 ~~

On this very day, 50 years ago, a nation was born out of strife and turbulence.

Her name is BANGLADESH, which means “Land of Bengal”.

The birth story of Bangladesh is not all that glorious. It’s cruel, it’s bloody, and it’s heartbreaking.

Every year, the March 26 brings the most tragic reminiscence of our history’s blackest episode that initiated a nine-month bloody war against Pakistan from the night of March 25, 1971. Almost 3 million Bangladeshi people died, and 3,00,000 women were raped during this war.

On the fateful night of 25th March 1971, the Pakistani military junta launched the “Operation Searchlight” and mercilessly killed the Bangalee members of East Pakistan Rifles and police, students and teachers as well as thousands of common people in Dhaka city. This day in Bangladesh is marked as the “Genocide Remembrance Day”.

In the wake of the military crackdown, Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, who became the undisputed leader of the then Pakistan following the massive victory of his party, Awami League, in the 1970 general elections, declared the independence of Bangladesh through the then East Pakistan Rifles wireless at 00-30 am on March 26 in 1971.

And this is how a sovereign was born. After 9 months gruesome war, our beloved freedom fighters secured the victory on 16th December 1971. When the Pakistani Armies realized they wouldn’t win this battle, they abducted 200 Bangladeshi intellectuals including professors, doctors, engineers, directors, writers, artists, journalists on 14th December 1971. They never came back to their families as they were executed en masse.

The birth history of Bangladesh is not just a year long. It’s been instigated at the time when government of Pakistan tried to take away our right to speak in Bengali in 1951. Since then too much blood has been shredded to finally get our independence from Pakistan. It’s literally impossible to capture the whole history in such little space. If you are interested to know more, I would recommend you few books on our liberation war.

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飛了四年，來了無數次達卡，這是我第一次離開飯店出去走走看看 -
Flying for 4 years and came to Dhaka so many times , this was my first time leaving the hotel

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