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The name of our country is Bangladesh. Its location in eastern South Asia borders the Bay of Bengal in the south, India, Myanmar, and just India to the east and west, respectively. Its total area, including waterways, is 147,570 square kilometers. It won its independence following a bloody liberation conflict. Three million men and women are estimated to have sacrificed their lives for independence. The newly formed country faced many challenges and difficult times after gaining independence. It does, however, rise well. Today, Bangladesh ranks among the best countries in South Asia to live. Bangladesh is a small country, but it is home to many stunning locations. But it has a sizable population. About 120 million people call this tiny nation home. The population density in this area is high. Approximately 800 people call a square kilometer home. Bangladesh is primarily an agricultural country, with farmers making up the majority of the population. It is still a very beautiful and peaceful country, though. Bangladesh is one of the most beautiful countries in the world, with its verdant green landscapes, numerous trees, and flora. The people there are incredibly kind to one another. The world's longest sea beach is Cox's Bazaar. One of the biggest mangrove forests in the world and a fantastic source of beauty is the Sundarban. The Royal Bengal Tiger might be found there. I have a deep love for my country. That I was born here is a blessing.

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The People's Republic of Bangladesh is the name of our nation. It is one of the most stunning nations on earth. Before 1971, our nation was a part of Pakistan. Then, following a nine-month liberation conflict, we freed our nation and won the war. In the liberation war of 1971, 3 million people gave their lives in sacrifice. We celebrate our independence on March 26 and our victory on December 16. Bangla is the official language of our nation. We take great pride in the fact that on February 21, 1952, we were the only country in which people gave their lives in defense of their mother tongue. UNESCO has designated February 21 as International Mother Language Day as a way to honor them. Dhaka is the name of Bangladesh's capital city. It is the most populated and busy city in our nation. There are 16 crore people in the country. Our nation spans 1,47,570 square kilometers. Our nation is centered around rivers. Padma, Jamuna, and Meghna are our country's three principal rivers. But all of these rivers have diminished as a result of air pollution and river pollution. In this country, people of all faiths coexist peacefully, but Muslims make up the majority. The most well-known tourist destinations in our nation are Sundarban, Cox's Bazar, St. Martin, and Kuakata. The world's largest mangrove forest is called Sundarban. The longest sea beach is in Cox's Bazar. Eid Ul Fitr, Eid Ul Adha, Pahela Baishakh, etc. are the main holidays that are observed by the public. Bangladesh is a nation in development. Agriculture is the main industry in this nation economically. The primary crops grown in this nation are rice, jute, tea, fruit, etc. The export of RMG and labor generates significant amounts of foreign remittance for the nation. Rice and fish are the two main foods consumed in this nation. The national fish and bird of our nation are Hilsha and Doyel, respectively. The Royal Bengal Tiger is the country's emblematic animal. Our nation's national flower is the water lily, and the national bird is the magpie. The national sport of our nation is hadudu, but cricket is the most played sport. The people of this nation are capable of coping with poverty and other external dangers by living happily and peacefully.

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Bangladesh is a tiny nation with a large population. Bangladesh has a total area of 147,570 square kilometers, but there are more than 164 million people living there. Nevertheless, it is a lush and gorgeous country in its own right. We are the second-largest exporter of apparel in the world, right behind China, and our economy is expanding. We excel not only in the economy but also in sports. One of the top seven cricket teams in the world is ours. Bangladesh's history is incredibly moving. After a nine-month war, this nation gained its independence from Pakistan in 1971. At that time, many people gave their lives in sacrifice. The Pakistani army submitted on December 16 and a new country was born. We observe December 16 as our Victory Day as a result. There are many beautiful natural areas to explore in Bangladesh. I cherish my nation greatly.

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Bangladesh is where I'm from. Bangladesh is a nation in Southeast Asia. Despite its small size, it has a large population. It gains two independent periods. both from Pakistan in 1971 and from Britain in 1947. The nation's capital is Dhaka. In our country, there are over 20 crore people. They are mostly Muslims. Others include Buddhists, Christians, and Hindus. The majority of people in our nation work as farmers. The remaining people include businesspeople, jobbers, teachers, doctors, engineers, and engineers. Here, all human communities coexist in harmony and happiness. Men's and women's national attire is the pajama and Punjabi, respectively. There are six seasons in a year in our country. Summer, Monsoon, Autumn, Hemant, Winter, and Spring are the seasons. It is a country with rivers. Within our nation, there are numerous rivers. The principal rivers are the Jamuna, Padma, and Meghna. Every year, the nation is affected by natural disasters like floods, cyclones, and droughts. Our nation has a warm, humid climate, and its fertile, level land. So, a lot of crops are grown here each year. Our primary crops include wheat, paddy, tea, jute, and tea. Bangladesh is a nation with many traditions and customs. because the various ethnic groups here each have their own traditions. for Muslims, Eid; for Hindus, Puja Parvana; for Buddhists, Buddhist Purnima; and for Christians, Big Day. The Bengali New Year is one of the major celebrations in our culture. Every Bengali, regardless of caste or religion, takes part in the Pahela Boishakh festival. Bangladesh is a beautiful country with many natural wonders. Our pride is in Bangladesh, and we are very proud of it.

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Bangladesh is a Small and low-lying country. It is located on the Bay of Bengal in south Asia. In 1971, it attained its freedom. A tropical monsoon climate prevails there. Numerous rivers and canals crisscross the nation. The three largest rivers in the nation are the Padma, Meghna, and Jamuna. The primary crops grown in the nation include jute, rice, tea, sugarcane, fruit, vegetables, potatoes, cotton, and others. The world's longest sea beach is in the scenic location of Cox's Bazar. The Shat Gombuj Mosque in Bagerhat, among other places, is a World Heritage Site. After all, the Bangladeshi population values peace greatly.

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Bangladesh is a tiny, stunning nation in South Asia. After a protracted war, we achieved independence from Pakistan in 1971. We have this country as a result of the sacrifices made by millions of freedom fighters. We celebrate our victory on December 16 because it was the day the Pakistani army capitulated. And our Independence Day is on March 26. We are the only country that gives its citizens' lives in the name of language, and February 21 is now recognized as International Mother Language Day. This day is commemorated in more than 180 nations. Bangladesh is a stunning place to visit.   

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One of South Asia's smallest and most picturesque nations, Bangladesh is one of the world's developing nations at the moment. After a grueling nine-month war, we gained our independence from Pakistan in 1971. In exchange for the sacrifice of millions of freedom fighters, we granted this nation its independence. Every year, on December 16th, we commemorate our victory over the Pakistani army, and on March 26th, we commemorate the day Ziaur Rahman proclaimed our independence from Chittagong in 1971. We are the only country that celebrates International Mother Language Day on February 21 by dedicating its entire life to language. This day is commemorated in more than 180 nations. People find Bangladesh's rural setting to be very appealing. Our favorite thing about our nation is its beauty.

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Bangladesh ranks 94th in the world in terms of area even though it has the eighth-largest population in the world. Despite having a total area of 147,570 square kilometers, Bangladesh is home to more than 180 million people. Bangladesh, known as the largest delta in the world, is a lush and scenic country. The economy of our nation is expanding, and exports are doing well. After China, we are the biggest exporter of clothing worldwide. We excel in sports as well as the economy. One of the top seven cricket teams in the world is ours. The moving history of Bangladesh is what lies behind it. After nine months of fighting, India finally gained its independence from Pakistan in 1971. At the time, many people passed away. The Pakistani army was defeated on December 16 and a new country was born. Therefore, we observe December 16 as Victory Day. Bangladesh is a stunning nation with a lot of natural beauty. I have a great love for my nation.

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I am a student from Bangladesh. Bangladesh is where I'm from.  The developing nation of Bangladesh is home to numerous rivers. Bangladesh is encircled by China and is situated close to India. It is known as the land of Bangla and is located in South Asia.  Bengal is another name for Bangladesh. With a population of more than 150 million people, it is the largest state in eastern Asia. Bangladesh is a charming, small nation. Bangladesh became independent of Pakistan in 1971. Many thousands of people lost their lives in the fight for independence. Sheikh Mujib proclaimed Bangladesh an independent nation on March 26, 1971. Today, Bangladesh observes National Language Day on February 21 every year. More than 180 nations around the world observe this day.

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Southeast Asian country Bangladesh is a small one. Its capital and largest city is Dhaka. It became a sovereign nation in 1971 after a nine-month war of liberation. It has about 160 million people living in it. The area is largely flat and is bordered by thousands of rivers and canals. The beauty and distinctiveness of the evergreen trees and green fields are what distinguish this nation. His country is fertile and well suited for growing crops like jute, paddy, oilseeds, sugar cane, etc. thanks to the rivers. Its population, which is made up primarily of farmers who depend on agriculture, is around 80%. Bangladesh has not yet reached industrial maturity. It is a location of great interest due to its lush terrain and natural beauty. 

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Bangladesh is where I was born. In 1971, my nation gained its independence. Dhaka is my nation's capital. Despite the small size of my nation, it is rich in natural resources. This nation offers a wide variety of places to explore. Rivers abound in this area. Pabna, Rangpur, Khulna, Barisal, etc. are a few large rivers. Our mangrove forest is called Sundarban. Royal Bengal Tigers live in the Sunderbans. I adore my tranquil nation.

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My country is referred to as Bangladesh. South-East Asia's littlest nation is that one. Bangladesh's capital is Dhaka. In 1971, it finally won its freedom, but not without nearly 3 million lives lost. It is a small object. The nation has a land area of 1,47,457 square kilometers and a population of about 140 million people. In Bangladesh, there are many rivers. The principal, powerful rivers of Bangladesh are the Padma, Meghna, Jamuna, and Sitalakkha. She has very fertile land. In Bangladesh, rice, jute, and tea are all widely grown. Here, a variety of tasty and healthy fruits and vegetables are also produced. The nation's port cities are Chittagong and Mongla. Bangladesh is a stunningly beautiful country. She has many fascinating locations (tourist sports). Sundarbans, Cox's Bazar, Bagerhat Shatgombuj Mosque, Kuakata, Moheshkhali, Rangamati, Paharpur Buddhist Vihara, Sonargaon, etc. are a few examples. The Royal Bengal Tiger, spotted deer, estuarine crocodiles, and other animals are well-known inhabitants of the Sundarbans, the world's largest mangrove forest. It is located in Bangladesh's southern region and is the 52nd World Heritage Site. Many tourists travel to Cox's Bazar, the longest sea beach in the world. The Kuakata site in Patuakhali is also lovely. There, the sun can be seen rising and setting. The world's most beautiful country, in fact.