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Govt Reconsiders, Scraps ‘New Bangladesh Day’

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  • Update Time : 11:52:57 am, Sunday, 29 June 2025
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The government has withdrawn its earlier decision to observe “New Bangladesh Day” on August 8. However, the Advisory Council has approved the observance of “Mass Uprising Day” on August 5 and “July Martyrs’ Day” on July 16. These decisions were made during a council meeting held on Sunday, June 29, at the Chief Advisor’s Office in Tejgaon, Dhaka. Previously, on June 25, the Cabinet Division had issued a circular declaring August 8 as “New Bangladesh Day” and July 16 as “Shaheed Abu Sayeed Day.” Ministries, departments, and agencies were asked to observe these days accordingly, and the events were classified under Category B of national and international observance guidelines.

 

 

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Govt Reconsiders, Scraps ‘New Bangladesh Day’

Update Time : 11:52:57 am, Sunday, 29 June 2025

The government has withdrawn its earlier decision to observe “New Bangladesh Day” on August 8. However, the Advisory Council has approved the observance of “Mass Uprising Day” on August 5 and “July Martyrs’ Day” on July 16. These decisions were made during a council meeting held on Sunday, June 29, at the Chief Advisor’s Office in Tejgaon, Dhaka. Previously, on June 25, the Cabinet Division had issued a circular declaring August 8 as “New Bangladesh Day” and July 16 as “Shaheed Abu Sayeed Day.” Ministries, departments, and agencies were asked to observe these days accordingly, and the events were classified under Category B of national and international observance guidelines.