Bangladesh Betar External Service
“21 st February : A Red Letter day in the history of Bangladesh- A special
composite program on the occasion of the International Mother Language Day 2005”
Date : 21 February 2005
UTC: 1230 ~ 1300 (S & SEA)
UTC : 1815 ~ 1900 (Europe)
Frequencies : 7185 kHz , 9550 kHz (not in use now)
Program details :
01. Intro: Highlighting the background history of our language movement. (to
be written by the compiler).
02. Song : Amar Bhaiyer Rakte Rangano Ekushe February (Begali)
Artist : Chorus, Lyric: Abdul Gaffar Chowdhury, (The theme translation in
English will be followed)
03. Talk : Significance of 21 st February in our national life. By – Dr. M.
Moniruzzaman Miah, Former Vice Chancellor, University of Dhaka.
04. Recitation: Recitation from the Poem “Kono Ek Make” (To a Mother) in
Bangla (with the gist in English) W/by: Abu Zafar Obaidullah, R/by- Samia
Rubaiyat Hossain.
05. Song: Specially composed song on language movement and our mother language
Bangla with the theme in English. Artist : Sabina Yeasmin, Shammi Akhter and
Chorus.
Program Compiler : Syed Anwarul Haque, Professor, Dept. of English, University
of Dhaka.
Narrator : Shahnawaz Ahmed and Laily Mawla
Producer : Akramul Islam.
Happy hunting.
73's from
Ashik Eqbal Tokon
Rajshahi,Bangladesh
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