BanglaCapsule | Bangladesh History on  Dec 01

1919 Mirza Abdul Hye (1919-1984), fiction writer, was born in the village of Abda of Habiganj subdivision in Sylhet.
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1924 (Justice) Fazle Kaderi Muhammad Abdul Munim (1924-2001), a former Chief Justice of Bangladesh, was born in Dhaka district.
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1933 The Dhaka-Calcutta airmail service was opened.
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1980 Bangladesh Television commenced color transmissions, being inaugurated by President Ziaur Rahman, marking the first official full-time color broadcasts in South Asia.
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1988 596 were killed after a cyclone hit Bangladesh. Half a million were left homeless.
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1997 Khan Ataur Rahman (1928-1997), actor, singer, music composer, film director, passed away.
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2002 In Gaibandha, Bangladesh, least 30 people, mostly women and children, were killed in a stampede after a wall collapsed during a give-away of clothes and money.
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2006 Transmission of Ekushey Television (ETV) resumed after its broadcasting was stopped four years and three months ago.
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2006 The 13th Dhaka Book Fair begins at the Shilpakala Academy in Dhaka.
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2011 Dhaka South City Corporation and Dhaka North City Corporation formally starts operation as the two municipal corporations in Dhaka that were created when the former Dhaka City Corporation was divided into two.
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2024 The High Court overturns the 2018 conviction of acting Bangladesh Nationalist Party chair Tarique Rahman and 48 others for their involvement in the 2004 Dhaka grenade attack.
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