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Dhaka

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Dhaka or Dacca , city (1991 pop. 6,844,131), capital of Bangladesh, on a channel of the Dhaleswari River, in the heart of the world's largest jute-growing region. It is the industrial, commercial, and administrative center of Bangladesh, with trade in jute, rice, oilseeds, sugar, and tea. The city comprises three distinct sections: an old area of narrow streets and bazaars; a modern part, called Ramna, with government, tourist, and cultural facilities; and a residential and industrial community N and W of Ramna. Between Dhaka and its nearby river port of Narayanganj lies Bangladesh's greatest... Read more
Meghe Dhaka Tara
MEGHE DHAKA TARA (Hidden Star) India, 1959 Director...Bhasker, I., "Myth and Ritual in Meghe dhaka tara " in Journal of Arts and Ideas (New...Kemp, Philip, "Cloud-capped Star: Meghe dhaka tara ," in Sight & Sound (London), vol... Read more
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