The scenography for the project was made by Paris-based multinational architecture, art, and design group Golem. It has been created with the support of Harper Collins India. The installation invites visitors to enter a forest of enormous pages where scenes from the book stand as tall as trees.
Bangladesh is now one of the countries that boasts of a metro rail service.
A total 3,857 passengers journeyed on the metro today, the first day the country’s metro rail service was opened to public.
Bangladesh is now one of the countries that boasts of a metro rail service.
People have been queueing since early morning to get a ride on the metro rail. However, many had to return after failing to secure tickets.
A total of 3,857 passengers journeyed on the metro yesterday, the first day the country’s metro rail service was opened to public.
Twelve-year-old Imam Hasan Eyaad was over the moon after taking his first-ever ride on the metro rail yesterday morning.
Star Multimedia producers Saim Bin Mujib and Naimur Rahman traveled on the country’s first metro rail service today.
A total 3,857 passengers journeyed on the metro today, the first day the country’s metro rail service was opened to public.
Twelve-year-old Imam Hasan Eyaad was over the moon after taking his first-ever ride in the metro rail this morning.."It's very exciting. (I) can't believe that the journey was so smooth and fast," Eyaad exclaimed after reaching Agargaon station at 10:15am. "It was my first metro trip," he
Metro Rail passengers can buy multipurpose pass cards till 10pm today, MAN Siddique, managing director of Dhaka Mass Transit Company Limited, said today.
Five out of six vending machines at Agargaon Metro Rail Station have been inoperative since morning, causing delay for passengers in buying passes for their commute..The authorities are now providing passes from four manual booths and from one vending machine on the first day of the metro
The authorities will hold a review meeting on the overall situation of the first-day operation of the metro rail, said MAN Siddique, managing director of Dhaka Mass Transit Company Limited.
