Tarique Rahman visits Durga Puja pavilions in Bangladesh
The Bangladesh Government said it raised its Durga Puja grant from 4 crore taka to 5 crore taka.
The Hindu reports that the Bangladesh Government said it raised its Durga Puja grant from 4 crore taka to 5 crore taka.
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