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ТЕС Рампал

ТЕС Рампал — теплова електростанція, яка споруджується на південному сході Бангладеш за десяток кілометрів на північ від розташованого у дельті Гангу порту Монгла. До 2010-х років електроенергетика Бангладеш базувалась на використанні природного газу та нафтопродуктів. Втім, у певний момент стрімке зростання попиту на тлі здорожчання вуглеводневого палива призвела до появи численних проектів вугільних електростанцій, однією з яких стала ТЕС Рампал від компанії Bangladesh-India Friendship Power Company Ltd (BIFPCL) — спільного підприємства на паритетних засадах індійської державної National Thermal Power Corporation (NTPC) та бангладеської державної Bangladesh Power Development Board (BPDB). Станція повинна мати два однотипні конденсаційні енергоблоки потужністю по 660 МВт, які працюватимуть за технологією ультрасуперкритичних параметрів пари. Для охолодження використовуватимуть воду із річки Пассур, на березі якої знаходиться майданчик ТЕС. Необхідне для проекту вугілля в обсягах 3,8 млн тон на рік збираються імпортувати з Австралії, Індонезії та ПАР. Через недостатні глибини поблизу ТЕС вуглевози зупинятимуться в районі Акрам-Пойнт (за шість десятків кілометрів нижче по течії від порту Монгла), звідки паливо доправлятимуть до причалу станції менші судна. Для розвантаження останніх спорудять причал завдовжки 1,2 км. Для видалення продуктів згоряння ТЕС матиме димар заввишки 275 метрів. Видача продукції відбуватиметься по ЛЕП, розрахованим на роботу під напругою 400 кВ та 220 кВ. Первісно запуск блоків планували на лютий та серпень 2021-го. Втім, станом на кінець 2020 року готовність проекту становила лише 60 % і його поступ стримувався епідемією COVID-19 (хоча все ще анонсували введення в експлуатацію у 2021-му). Можливо відзначити, що в влітку 2020-го уряд Бангладеш розпочав обговорення плану по згортанню будівництва вугільних електростанцій або їх конверсії у газові. Втім, навіть за умови прийняття цього плану ТЕС Рампал збираються завершити за первісним проектом. Примітки
Bhairab Poura Stadium

Bhairab Stadium (formerly known as Shaheed Ivy Rahman Poura Stadium) is located by Stadium Rd, Bhairab, Kishoreganj, Bangladesh. See also Stadiums in Bangladesh List of cricket grounds in Bangladesh Sheikh Kamal International Stadium, Cox's Bazar Sheikh Kamal International Stadium, Gopalganj References External links Media related to Bhairab Poura Stadium at Wikimedia Commons
Shaheed Ivy Rahman Poura Stadium

Le Shaheed Ivy Rahman Poura Stadium (en bengali : শহীদ আইভি রহমান পৌর ষ্টেডিয়াম), autrefois connu comme le Bhairab Stadium (en bengali : ভৈরব স্টেডিয়াম), est un stade de cricket et de football situé dans la ville de Bhairab, au Bangladesh. Histoire Situé sur la Stadium Rd, il a été construit en décembre 2017. Événements Notes et références Portail de l’architecture et de l’urbanisme Portail du football Portail du cricket Portail du Bangladesh
Bir Muktijoddha Sirajul Islam Stadium

Bir Muktijoddha Sirajul Islam Stadium (Bengali: বীর মুক্তিযোদ্ধা সিরাজুল ইসলাম স্টেডিয়াম ) is located by the Panchagarh Sadar Upazila Engineer Office in Panchagarh, Bangladesh. See also Stadiums in Bangladesh List of cricket grounds in Bangladesh References
Bir Sherestha Shaheed Shipahi Mostafa Kamal Stadium

Bir Shreshtha Shaheed Shipahi Mostafa Kamal Stadium (Bengali: বীরশ্রেষ্ঠ শহিদ সিপাহি মোস্তফা কামাল ফুটবল স্টেডিয়াম), known commonly as Kamalapur Stadium, is a football stadium located in Kamalapur, Dhaka, Bangladesh. It is one of the main venues of the Bangladesh Championship League and the Dhaka Football League. The stadium can accommodate up to 25,000 spectators. See also List of football stadiums in Bangladesh Stadiums in Bangladesh References
Bir Sherestha Shaheed Shipahi Mostafa Kamalstadion

Het Bir Sherestha Shaheed Shipahi Mostafa Kamalstadion (বীরশ্রেষ্ঠ শহিদ সিপাহি মোস্তফা কামাল ফুটবল স্টেডিয়াম), ook wel Kamalapurstadion genoemd, is een multifunctioneel stadion in Dhaka, de hoofdstad van Bangladesh. In het stadion is plaats voor 25.000 toeschouwers. Het stadion werd geopend in 2003. De nationale jeugdelftallen en vrouwenelftallen van Bangladesh maken gebruik van dit stadion.
Bir Shrestha Hamidur Rahman Stadium

Bir Shrestha Hamidur Rahman Stadium (Bangla: বীর শ্রেষ্ঠ হামিদুর রহমান স্টেডিয়াম) is district stadium of Jhenaidah, Bangladesh. The stadium is located by the Pria Cinema Hall of Jhenaidah municipality. The stadium is mostly used for national day parade and district level football and cricket leagues. Hosting National Sporting Event The venue was the zonal host of 3rd National Football League from June 18- July 1 in 2003. See also Stadiums in Bangladesh List of cricket grounds in Bangladesh Sheikh Kamal International Stadium, Cox's Bazar Sheikh Kamal International Stadium, Gopalganj Sport in Bangladesh References
Dharmasagar (pond)

Dharmasagar is a man-made water body in Comilla, Bangladesh. The pond was dug by the Tripura king Dharma Manikya I in 1458. Sachin Dev Burman and Kazi Nazrul Islam were here during their time in Comilla. There is memorial center of Nazrul beside the pond. To facilitate the local habitat with mineral water ‘Dharmashagar’ was established, which is considered one of the earliest evidences of urban water heritage of Bangladesh. Since the establishment, this water body has been the centre of the social & economic growth of the city. Cumilla, like all other major cities in Bangladesh, has been dealing with the erosion of its distinctive aspect because of fast unplanned growth, which has harmed the city's primordial urban fabric and identity. Since then, governmental and non-governmental organizations have worked to protect and conserve the Dighi environment as a distinct entity. Dharmashagar is defined as the centre of Cumilla city. From the beginning, the central recreational zones of the city were developed based on the east bank of this water body, by the time it was divided & converted into a stadium and central Eidgah. The north bank is the administrative territory of the city. The walk running beside the west bank of the Dighi, is the only open space in the city. However, private residential properties entirely block the South bank and strict public access. Unplanned development near the bank has ruined the waterfront character created a negative space behind it. References
Faridpur Stadium

Sheikh Jamal Stadium is a cricket and football stadium in Faridpur, Bangladesh. It has hosted first class and list A cricket since 2000. See also Stadiums in Bangladesh Faridpur Stadium Killing Field List of football stadiums in Bangladesh List of cricket grounds in Bangladesh First Class Cricket 8 December 2000: Dhaka Division v Rajshahi Division (2000-01 National Cricket League) 20 December: Dhaka Division v Biman Bangladesh Airlines (2000-01 National Cricket League) 16 January: Dhaka Division v Barisal Division (2001-02 National Cricket League) List A Cricket 11 December 2000: Dhaka Division v Rajshahi Division (2000-01 National Cricket League One Day) 23 December 2000: Dhaka Division v Biman Bangladesh Airlines (2000-01 National Cricket League One Day) 18 January 2002: Dhaka Division v Barisal Division (2001-02 National Cricket League One Day) References
Sheikh Jamal Stadium

Le Sheikh Jamal Stadium (en bengali : শেখ জামাল স্টেডিয়াম), également connu comme le Faridpur Stadium (en bengali : ফরিদপুর স্টেডিয়াম), est un stade de cricket et de football situé dans la ville de Faridpur, au Bangladesh. D'une capacité de 30 000 spectateurs, le stade est le domicile de l'équipe de football du Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club. Histoire Événements Notes et références Portail de l’architecture et de l’urbanisme Portail du football Portail du cricket Portail du Bangladesh
Jamalpur Stadium

Jamalpur Stadium also known as Beer Muktijoddha Advocate Abdul Hakim Stadium (Bangla: বীর মুক্তিযোদ্ধা এডভোকেট আব্দুল হাকিম স্টেডিয়াম) is located by the Jamalpur Police Lines, beside Jamalpur-Melandaha Road, Jamalpur, Bangladesh. The stadium is used mainly for national day parade, domestic football and cricket leagues and other cultural events. Hosting national sporting events The zonal host of 3rd National Football League from June 18 to 26 in 2003 The zonal host of 5th National Football League from September 15 to 26 in 2005 See also Stadiums in Bangladesh List of football stadiums in Bangladesh List of cricket grounds in Bangladesh References
Kishoreganj Cricket Stadium

Kishoreganj Cricket Stadium (also known as Kishoreganj New Stadium ) is located by the District Election Commission Office, Kishoreganj, Bangladesh. Mukul niketon is a popular house near the stadium. See also Stadiums in Bangladesh List of cricket grounds in Bangladesh Kishoreganj Football Stadium Sheikh Kamal International Stadium, Cox's Bazar Sheikh Kamal International Stadium, Gopalganj References
Shaheed Abrar Fahad Stadium

Shaheed Abrar Fahad Stadium, also known as Kushtia Stadium, (formerly named Sheikh Kamal Stadium), is a district-level sports venue located in Kushtia, Bangladesh. Established in 1979, it is the largest stadium in the Khulna Division. Naming The stadium was renamed in 2025, after Abrar Fahad a student of BUET following the July Revolution. Fahad was extra-judicially killed by the members of Awami League student wing Chhatra League during the rule of Bangladesh Awami League. Gallery See also Abrar Fahad Indian influence in Bangladesh Stadiums in Bangladesh List of cricket grounds in Bangladesh Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium References
Narayanganj Osmani Stadium

Narayanganj Osmani Stadium, also known as the Osmani Powro Stadium, is a football stadium located about 600 meters away from Chashara Bus Stand in Narayanganj Sadar Upazila. It was the home venue for Narayanganj's very own football club, Narayanganj Suktara Sangsad, during the 2009–10 Bangladesh League season. History In 1965, eight and a half acres of this stadium were developed as the Narayanganj Municipal Sports Ground. After independence, the ground was declared as a stadium. In 1973, the Narayanganj Municipality constructed the stadium pavilion. In 1978, the Narayanganj City Development Committee built a gallery on the western side of the ground, which still stands. In 1986, it was handed over to the District Sports Association. See also Fatullah Osmani Stadium Stadiums in Bangladesh List of football stadiums in Bangladesh References
Nilphamari International Stadium

Nilphamari International Stadium (Bengali: নীলফামারী আন্তর্জাতিক স্টেডিয়াম) or Nilphamari District Stadium is a multipurpose stadium in Nilphamari, Bangladesh which is mainly used for domestic and international football. It is located on the opposite of Nilphamari Government College and is occasionally used for national day parade and handball games. The stadium, built in 1984, took on a new look after huge renovation works were completed in 2018 with approximately Taka 14 crore being spent on building up nearly 750 square-feet of gallery, a new VIP stand, earth filling, and planting fresh grass among other tasks. The seating capacity of the stadium has been subsequently increased to 20,000. Like other public stadiums, this venue is also owned by National Sports Council (NSC) of Bangladesh, and managed by District Sports Association of Nilphamari. This is the 14th venue used for Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) matches. Hosting international events The Bangladesh national football team played a FIFA international friendly on 29 August 2018 against Sri Lanka national football team in front of a packed stadium. It was the first ever international friendly hosted by this stadium. On 21 September 2018, The venue hosted the international club friendly match between Bashundhara Kings and New Radiant SC of Maldives. Current status (2018–present) The stadium served as the home ground of Bashundhara Kings, a football team which plays in the Bangladesh Premier League in 2018. Attendance record Although the stadium has the capacity for 20,000; but 21,359 tickets were sold for Bangladesh versus Sri Lanka international friendly match. As of 2021 it remains the highest capacity crowd in the stadium's history. See also List of football stadiums in Bangladesh Stadiums in Bangladesh References
Rajbari District Stadium

Rajbari District Stadium, established in 1964, is a district-level stadium in Bangladesh. The facility is located in the Baropul area of Rajbari Municipality in Rajbari District, beside the Rajbari-Kushtia Regional Highway. Like most stadiums in Bangladesh, this sports facility is under the affiliation of the National Sports Council and is overseen by the local Rajbari District Sports Association. It is the only stadium in the district and, alongside the Railway Ground and Government College Ground, serves as the main venue for municipal sports events. The stadium is used as a host ground for various district and sub-district sports, age-based and educational institution sports competitions, talent searches, and local league matches organized by the district sports association. Additionally, it serves as the primary venue for state programs during national days at the district level in Bangladesh. History In 1964, the stadium was opened for sports in Rajbari Municipality, the administrative center of Goalanda Mahakuma, after land acquisition and partial gallery construction. After 1 March 1984, following the administrative conversion of Goalanda Mahakuma into Rajbari District, its official name was made 'Rajbari District Stadium'. The local sports organizer Kazi Hedayet Hossain supervised its construction until his death. In posthumous honor, the venue was named 'Kazi Hedayet Hossain Stadium'. During the global COVID-19 pandemic in Bangladesh, the district administration set up a temporary wholesale market here, maintaining social distancing and restrictions on gatherings. Infrastructure Rajbari District Stadium is a sports facility built on 13 acres of land. It includes a partially seated gallery for spectators, dressing rooms for players, and is part of the stadium's primary infrastructure. Additionally, the building once housed the office of the District Women's Sports Association, which is now abandoned. Usage This is a venue for events organized regularly under the initiative of the Rajbari District Administration and the Sports Association, including football, cricket, rural sports, and school/college-based competitions. Local players from the district practice here. Various association football competitions take place here. Among them are the regular football competitions organized by the local district administration, such as the Deputy Commissioner's Gold Cup, the First Division Football League organized by the Bangladesh Football Federation and the District Sports Association. In 2017, it served as the venue for the JFA Under-14 Women's National Football Championship, in 2020 for the Under-17 National Gold Cup, and in 2025 it was a regional venue for the National Championship Football. Beyond sports events, it is also the main venue for the state ceremonies of Bangladesh's national days, such as Independence Day and Victory Day, including national flag hoisting, parades, and physical exercise displays by school and college students. References
Muktijuddho Smriti Stadium

Muktijuddho Smriti Stadium is a stadium located at Rajshahi, Bangladesh. It is also known as Rajshahi District Stadium. Formerly a venue for international play, it currently hosts domestic football matches. There are 3 multi-purpose sporting venue in the Rajshahi city. Rajshahi Divisional stadium and Rajshahi University Stadium being the other two. On 12 May 2005, the stadium witnessed a record attendance of over 40,000 fans during the final of the Independence Day Football Tournament between Abahani Limited Dhaka and Sheikh Russel KC. International matches On 27 October 2014, the stadium hosted a friendly football match between Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. The match drew a crowd of almost 30,000. See also Stadiums in Bangladesh List of football stadiums in Bangladesh References External links Media related to Rajshahi District Stadium at Wikimedia Commons
Rangamati Stadium

Rangamati Stadium is football stadium, located by the Hospital Rd, Rangamati, Bangladesh. In 2012, National Sports Council of Bangladesh recommended changing the name of Rangamati stadium to Ching Lah Mong Chowdhury Murruy Rangamati Stadium, to commemorat the late footballer Chinghla Mong Chowdhury Mari. The Stadium has been renamed to Rangamati Chinglah Moung Chowdhury (Mari) Stadium. Hosting National Sporting Event The venue was the zonal host of 5th National Football League from September 15–26 in 2005. See also Stadiums in Bangladesh List of football stadiums in Bangladesh Football in Bangladesh References
Shah Amanat Bridge

Shah Amanat Bridge, the second bridge constructed across the Karnaphuli River in Bangladesh, is the first major extradosed bridge in the country. It is located along the country's busiest national highway, N1. It connects the southern parts of Chittagong, Cox's Bazar, and the hilly district of Bandarban. It is named after Chittagong's 18th-century Islamic Saint Shah Amanat. Construction history Construction of the bridge started in August 2006 and it was officially opened on 8 September 2010. The Chinese construction company Major Bridge Construction, China, built the bridge. The project involved a cost of Taka 590 crore, including a foreign exchange component of Taka 3.72 billion provided by the Kuwait Fund. Dimensions The bridge is 950 m long and 24.47 m wide. It has five piers with three 200 m extradosed main spans, two 115 m side spans and a 130 m approach viaduct section. Alongside four lanes for vehicles, the bridge has two 1.5 m lanes for movement of 'manual transports' like rickshaws, push carts and vans. There is also a 1.5 m walkway on each side of the bridge. The bridge has a 0.5 km approach road in the city end and one km approach road at the Patiya end. Gallery References External links Design of the Third Karnaphuli Bridge at IABSE Shah Amanat Bridge Archived 24 February 2017 at the Wayback Machine at Rendel Limited
Shaheed Bulu Stadium

Shaheed Bhulu Stadium (Bengali: শহীদ ভুলু স্টেডিয়াম) is the district stadium of Noakhali, Bangladesh. The Stadium is situated near College Gate in Noakhali municipality.It is the home ground of Bangladesh Premier League team Noakhali Express, Stadium is used for national parade, professional and district level football and cricket leagues,This is the 15th venue used for Bangladesh Football League (BFL) matches. Hosting National Sporting Event The venue was the zonal host of 3rd round of National Football League from June 18–29 in 2003 Cricket During the 2000–01 season, the venue hosted one First-class and one List A match, serving as one of the home venues for Chattogram Division. Current status This is as the home ground for NoFeL Sporting Club and Team BJMC, the football team which plays in the Bangladesh Football Premier League 2018–2019. See also Stadiums in Bangladesh Tangail Stadium List of football stadiums in Bangladesh List of cricket grounds in Bangladesh References
Gopalganj Old Stadium

Gopalganj Old Stadium is an association football stadium which is located by the Court Mosque, Gopalganj, Bangladesh. History The stadium was used as a home ground by Bangladesh Premier League club Muktijoddha Sangsad KS for a decade from the 2012–13 season until the 2022–23 season. See also Stadiums in Bangladesh List of football stadiums in Bangladesh List of association football stadiums by country Sheikh Kamal Stadium List of stadiums in Asia References
Zia Udyan

Zia Udyan or Zia Uddan (Bengali: জিয়া উদ্যান), also known as Chandrima Uddan (Bengali: চন্দ্রিমা উদ্যান, lit. 'Moonlight Park') is a park situated across the National Parliament Building in Dhaka, Bangladesh. History The 73-acre (0.30 km2) park is notable for being the place where the former Bangladeshi President, Ziaur Rahman was buried. It is connected to the road with a bridge which runs over Crescent Lake, dug in the 1965–1966 fiscal year. In 2025, Ziaur Rahman's widow, former prime minister Khaleda Zia, was buried beside him at the park. Following the fall of the Sheikh Hasina led Awami League government in August 2024, Chandrima Udyan was renamed to its previous name Zia Udyan. Gallery References External links Media related to Zia Uddan at Wikimedia Commons
Nawab Faizunnesa

Nawab Begum Faizunnesa Choudhurani (bengalisch নওয়াব বেগম ফয়জুন্নেসা চৌধুরানী, geboren 1834; gestorben 1903) war eine bengalische Zamindarin und Bildungsreformerin des 19. Jahrhunderts aus dem Gebiet des heutigen Kumilla in Bangladesch. Sie gilt als erste Frau in Südasien, die den Titel Nawab erhielt, und ist vor allem für ihr Engagement in der Frauenbildung und sozialen Fürsorge bekannt. Mit ihrem Werk Rupjalal wurde sie auch literarisch bekannt. Leben Faizunnesa wurde 1834 in eine streng religiöse und zugleich aristokratische muslimische Grundbesitzerfamilie von Homnabad-Pashchimgaon bei Laksam geboren. Obgleich sie in Purdah aufwuchs, erhielt sie Hausunterricht; im Vorwort zu Rupjalal nennt sie Ustad Tazuddin als prägenden Lehrer. Mit 27 Jahren heiratete sie ihren entfernten Verwandten und Nachbarzamindar Muhammad Gazi als dessen zweite Ehefrau, mit dem sie zwei Töchter hatte. Nach dem Zerbrechen der Ehe kehrte sie in ihr Elternhaus zurück. Nach dem Tod ihrer Mutter übernahm sie 1883 die Zamindari. Im Jahr 1889 wurde ihr mit Zustimmung Königin Viktorias der Titel Nawab verliehen. Wirken Faizunnesa machte die Bildung von Mädchen und Frauen zu einem Schwerpunkt ihres Wirkens und gründete 1873 in Komilla eine Mädchenschule, die als frühe Vorreiterinstitution weiblicher Bildung hervorzuheben ist. Überdies gründete sie weitere Schulen und Kliniken für Frauen und finanzierte Straßen, Brücken und Teiche. Ihr bekanntestes literarisches Werk ist Rupjalal, das 1876 erschien und Prosa mit Verspassagen umfasst. Die spätere englische Übersetzung von Rupjalal trug zur internationalen Sichtbarkeit des Werks bei. Im Sommer 2025 wurde das Frauenwohnheim der Jagannath University nach ihr benannt und sie gilt als bedeutende Bildungsstifterin Bangladeschs. Weblinks Einzelnachweise
Nawab Faizunnesa

Nawab Begum Faizunnesa Choudhurani, född 1834, död 1903, var en indisk zamindar av Homnabad-Pashchimgaon Estate i nuvarande Comilla District, Bangladesh, mellan 1883 och 1903. Som zamindar var hon de facto som en lokal monark över sitt område. Hon är främst känd för sin verksamhet för utbildning för kvinnor, avskaffande av purdah och andra sociala frågor. År 1889 mottog hon formellt titeln nawab av drottning Viktoria som erkänsla för sitt sociala arbete, något som gjorde henne till världens första kvinnliga nawab. Referenser