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                                <updated>Tue, 25 Aug 2026 15:20:36 +0000</updated>
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            <title><![CDATA[Chattogram Divisional Conference of National Nikah Registrar Unity Alliance Held]]></title>
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                <![CDATA[Chattogram, Bangladesh &mdash; August 22, 2026: The Chattogram divisional conference of the National Nikah Registrar Unity Alliance, an umbrella platform comprising the Bangladesh Kazi Association, Muslim Nikah Registrar Welfare Council, Bangladesh Union Nikah Registrar Welfare Association and Bangladesh Muslim Nikah Registrar Forum, was held on Saturday at the Chattogram Zila Parishad Auditorium.

Speakers at the conference said that, if necessary, a larger movement would be organised in Dhaka to protect the jurisdictional rights of Nikah Registrars across the country. They also alleged that certain vested-interest groups were attempting to create misunderstanding and distance between the government, Islamic scholars and the Kazi community.

The programme was conducted by Maulana Kazi Mohiuddin Sadek and presided over by Syed Muhammad Abu Sayeed, Joint Convener of the National Nikah Registrar Unity Alliance and President of the Bangladesh Muslim Nikah Registrar Forum.

The chief guest was Kazi Dr. A.S.M. Kader Kibria, Convener of the National Nikah Registrar Unity Alliance, President of the Bangladesh Kazi Association and Joint Convener of Pallabi Thana BNP.

The keynote speaker was Kazi Sabbir, spokesperson of the alliance and President of the Muslim Nikah Registrar Welfare Council. Kazi Mozammel Hossain, President of the Bangladesh Union Nikah Registrar Welfare Association and Member Secretary of the alliance, attended as a special discussant.

Among those who addressed the gathering were Kazi Hafiz Ahmad Morshed, Kazi Md. Abu Taher, Kazi Maulana Abdur Rahman, Kazi Mahmudul Hasan Fuad, Kazi Abul Bashar, Kazi Mufti Shaker Ahmad and Advocate Kazi Sharif Uddin Khandaker, along with Nikah Registrars from different districts, upazilas, police station areas and unions of the Chattogram Division.

During the conference, leaders raised concerns over the jurisdiction and professional security of Nikah Registrars.

They alleged that during the previous Awami League government, Nikah Registrars in different parts of the country faced various forms of harassment. According to the speakers, in some cases existing union jurisdictions were divided and additional Nikah Registrars were appointed to the same areas following recommendations and lobbying linked to influential political figures.

The speakers claimed that such decisions reduced the income of existing Nikah Registrars and created severe financial difficulties for some of those affected.

They further said that a number of cases concerning the jurisdiction of Nikah Registrars remain pending before the High Court, contributing to continued uncertainty and hardship for members of the profession.

Alliance leaders also alleged that attempts were still being made to reduce or alter the jurisdiction of existing Nikah Registrars, which they said could create dissatisfaction among Kazis and Islamic scholars and generate unnecessary tensions with the government.

The speakers expressed hope that the current administration would take the concerns of Nikah Registrars into consideration and would avoid measures that could negatively affect their established jurisdictions and livelihoods.

Senior leaders of the Kazi community called for a fair and transparent approach to jurisdiction-related decisions and urged the authorities to protect the professional rights and financial security of Nikah Registrars throughout Bangladesh.Pressrelease.

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            <updated>Tue, 25 Aug 2026 15:20:36 +0000</updated>
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            <entry>
            <title><![CDATA[Bayezid Link Road: A New Tourist Destination of Chattogram!]]></title>
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                <![CDATA[A little away from the hustle and bustle of Chattogram city, nestled between hills and lush greenery, lies a breathtakingly beautiful road &mdash; the Bayezid Link Road. More than just a highway, it has become a new favorite destination for city dwellers seeking a touch of nature and adventure. This scenic stretch combines the charm of nature, the brilliance of modern engineering, and the thrill of the open road into one unique experience.

Stretching from Bayezid Bostami to Fouzdarhat, the road is flanked by steep hills and dense green forests. Each turn reveals a new view &mdash; as if the landscape itself were a living painting. In the misty mornings or under the crimson hues of sunset, the hills change color, creating a mesmerizing sight for nature lovers and travelers alike.

One of the most distinctive features of this road is its elevation and curves, which create a roller-coaster-like thrill for drivers. For motorbike enthusiasts, it has become one of the most popular riding spots in the city.

Along the roadside, small tea stalls and cozy caf&eacute;s have sprung up, where people gather in the evenings to enjoy conversations in the cool hill breeze. Its scenic beauty has also made it a hotspot for photography and social media enthusiasts, who come here to capture the perfect shot.

Today, Bayezid Link Road is no longer just a means of transportation &mdash; it has become a symbol of joy and relaxation for the people of Chattogram. With its seamless blend of natural beauty and modern road design, it feels like a slice of paradise among the hills. However, to preserve its charm, safety measures and proper management are essential so that this remarkable place can continue to thrive as a safe, sustainable, and complete tourist destination.

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            <updated>Tue, 04 Nov 2025 08:49:22 +0000</updated>
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            <entry>
            <title><![CDATA[Old Dhaka food fest at Amari Dhaka]]></title>
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                <![CDATA[Hotel Amari, one of the city&#39;s leading star hotels, announces the launch of &quot;Dhakaiya Dawat&quot;-its latest food festival at the hotel&#39;s signature dining outlet Amaya Food Gallery.

The exclusive buffet, running from October 5-31, offers guests the experience of Old Dhaka&#39;s rich and diverse flavors in a luxurious contemporary setting. Guests dining at Amaya Food Gallery can treat themselves with a flavorful selection of iconic Old Dhaka dishes prepared by Amari Dhaka&#39;s culinary team.

The buffet features signature items such as: Mutton Jali Kebab, Duck Vuna, Mutton Paya with Bakar Khani, Kacchi Biryani, Shutki vuna, Kebabs, Tengri Angare Kebab, Moroogh Polao, Letka khichuri, Vortas, Dohi Vara, Gurer Khir, and Jafrani Shahi Firni, among others.

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            <updated>Tue, 14 Oct 2025 10:41:10 +0000</updated>
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