Khulna

Khulna is the third largest city in Bangladesh after Dhaka and Chittagong. Khulna district and Khulna division headquarters are located in Khulna city. Khulna is located on the banks of Rupsa and Bhairab in southwestern Bangladesh. Khulna is one of the oldest river ports in Bangladesh. As Khulna is one of the most industrialized and industrial areas of Bangladesh, Khulna is called as an industrial city. 48 kms from Khulna city The port of Mongla is located in the second sea port of Bangladesh. The world's best coastal forest is located in the southern part of the Sundarbans Khulna district. Khulna is called the entrance of the Sundarbans. [4] [5] Distance between Dhaka and Khulna city is 333 km. The land route, airspace, waterways can be used along with other parts of the capital including the capital. From 1912 the steamboat traveled through the river in this region.

Categories

1Naming
2 Metropolitan Police Station
3 Weather and Climate
4 Education
5 art
6 roads
7 media
8 Sports
9 Tourist places in Khulna
10 significant personalities
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12 information sources
13 External links

Naming

Khulna division has been named after Khulna Sadar. According to the conventional tradition, Khulneeshwari temple was situated on the banks of the Bhairab river, 1.5 kilometers away from Khulna city and named after Khulna region after the name of this goddess.

Metropolitan Police Station

Zero Point, Khulna
1. Daulatpur thana
2. Khalishpur thana
3. Khan Jahan Ali thana
4. Sonadanga Police Station
5. Khulna Sadar
6. Salted Thana
7.Arangghata thana

Climate and climate

In summer, the climate of Khulna is somewhat humid and pleasant in winter. Khulna's annual mean temperature is 26.3 ° C (79.3 ° F) and the month temperature is 12.4 ° C (54.3 ° F) in January and 34.3 ° C (93.7 ° F) in May . Annual rainfall in Khulna is 1,809.4 millimeters (71.24 inches). 87 percent of the total rainfall occurs in the middle of May and October.

Education

Government B, established in 1902 in Khulna city. El-College is meeting the needs of higher education for the students of this region. Khulna University and Khulna Medical College were established in Khulna in 1991. In 2003, Khulna University of Engineering and Technology was established which was formerly known as Bangladesh Institute of Technology, Khulna. Besides, Daulatpur Dina-night college, Azam Khan Commerce College, Majid Memorial City College, Sundarban College, Shahpur Madhigram College, Khulna Public College, Pallimangal Boys and Girls School, Khulna Zilla School, Coronation Girls School, Pioneer College, Afil Uddin High School, Pioneer School, Mannujan School, Rotary School, St. Joseph School, St. Xavier's School, Khulna Collegiate School, Iqbal Nagar Girl The school, in the madrassa seminary Darul Quran Siddiquia Kamil Khulna, Khulna, Khulna Alia Madrasa government is one of the traditional institutions. Khulna Polytechnic Institute and City Polytechnic Institute for Technical Education after Secondary Education. Khulna Public College is a famous educational institute in the region.

Art

Once famous as Khulna Industrial City, most of the industries here are sick. Earlier, Khulna was the only newsprint and hardboard match in the country which has now been announced. Most of the jute mills in Khulna are closing one by one. Currently, the notable industries of Khulna are exported to the private sector by the export of fisheries. The country's only state-owned art factory Bangladesh Cable Industry Limited is located in Khulna.

Khulna was once called Rupali city. Because of this, a lot of shrimp were produced in this area. It is still, though a bit reduced. As far as you are passing through the Mohsin Bourge of Doulatpur in Khulna, you will see only the bills and the enclosure of the road through the lane of the road. These grapes are cultivated with white fishes, with lots of shrimp. And in Khulna Paikgacha, Dakopa, Koyra upazila, there are lots of lagoons in the upazila where there are lots of shrimp shrimp. There are insecticides in some villages in Dumuria of Khulna region. There pottery is made by clay potshes.

Roads

Khulna road is fairly well and very spacious. This city has not yet reached the traffic congestion. However, going to Khulna to Jessore, you may face a problem. This road is very bad. This road is very damaged by the fact that the industrial factory of Fultola was developed.

Media
Newspaper

Daily Purbanchal, Daily Khulna Zone, Time News, Daily Birthground, Daily flow, The Daily Tribune (English).

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Wireless

• Bangladesh Betar Khulna 106.5 FM,
• Radio Khulna 88.8 FM
• Radio Funchi 88.0 FM
• Radio Today 89.6 FM
• Khulna TV

Sport

Cricket, football and badminton are popular among the youngsters of Khulna city. Khulna Divisional Cricket Team of Khulna Division is a first-class cricket team. Khulna Titans represent Khulna in Twenty20 cricket, Bangladesh Premier League. Khulna Abahani Club is one of Khulna's football teams. Currently, Sheikh Abu Nasser Stadium (former Bir Shrestha Matiur Rahman Stadium) is the only international sports venue in Khulna. This field was declared as the seventh Test venue of the country on November 21, 2012. [6] Test cricket, one-day internationals and international Twenty20 cricket were organized on this ground. Other games were organized at Khulna Divisional Stadium.

Tourist places in Khulna

• Khulna divisional museum
• Khanjahan Ali Bridge
• Jahanabad Banlis Zoo and Children Park
• Shahid Hadis Park
• United Nations Park
• Bharta Bhayna of Bharat Bharata, Bhayna, Jessore
• Galamari Linear Park
• Poet Krishna Chandra Institute [7]
• Southdiehi Rabindra Complex
• Gallamari massacre and memorials
• Bir Sreshtho Ruhul Amin's Tomb
• Sonadanga Solar Park

Notable personality

• Khan Jahan Ali (R)
• Scientist Prafulla Chandra Roy
• Harprasad Shastri - The inventor of Charpad
• Khan-e-Sabur, politician
• Playwright Satchindranath Sengupta
• Poet Krishnachandra Majumder
• Writer Abul Kalam Shamsuddin
• Literary Anis Siddiqi
• Novelist Kazi Akram Hossain
• Mrinalini Devi (Rabindranath Tagore's Companion)
• The filmmaker seasonal
• Poppin
• Cricketer Sheikh Saladin
• Cricketer Abdur Razzak
• Rumana Ahmed is a Bangladeshi female cricketer
• Jahanara Alam is a Bangladeshi female cricketer
• Beautiful fundamental beliefs
• Shyamol Gangopadhyay Bengali writer and editor

Read more

• Sundarbans
• Khulna Division
• Districts of Bangladesh
• Khulna Development Authority
• Khulna Railway Station