Bangladesh Standard Time

Bangladesh Standard Time (BST)(বাংলাদেশ স্ট্যান্ডার্ড সময়) is a place in Bangladesh that is available in the same country and combined with UTC for 6 hours. Bangladesh started using the daylight saving time for a short time in 2009. The standard of Bangladesh has been fixed on 90 ° east longitude, which has crossed over the Harukandi Union of Manikganj District of Dhaka Division.
Between 1858 and 1941 Bengal region was under British rule and during Kolkata time (UTC + 5: 53: 20) was used.

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1. On 1 October 1941, it changed UTC + 06: 30
2. On May 15, 1942, it changed UTC + 05: 30
3. On September 1, 1942, it was again UTC + 06: 30

After the independence of India in 1947, British India, India and Pakistan were divided into two parts, East Pakistan being current Bangladesh. As a result of this split, the timing of East Pakistan was not immediately affected.

In 1951, it changed from UTC + 06: 30 to UTC + 06: 00, and this value is being used till now in Bangladesh.

Hartal History in Bangladesh

                                   List of hartal in Bangladesh

Date Day-Month-Year	Hartal Called By	Reason	Duration	Human casualties	Economic Effect
Between 1962 and 1971			Total 15 days then East Pakistan
Between 1972 and 1975			Total 5 days
Between 1981 and 1987			Total 59 days
Between 1991 and 1996	called by Awami League		Total 266 days
Between 1996 and 2001	*59 days hartal called by BNP		Total 215 days		Survey made by Chittagong University shows gross financial loss due to hartals during 1991-2001 was BDT 1,834,650,000.
Between 2001 and 2006	*173 days hartal called by Bangladesh Awami League		Total days UNKNOWN
Between 2007 and 2008	UNKNOWN		Total days UNKNOWN
Between 2010 and April 2013	*17 days [3] hartal called by Awami League		Total days UNKNOWN
30-11-2010	BNP	Opposing Khaleda Zia's eviction after 30-year long stay in military house	All day  1193rd hartal in the history of Bangladesh		9 vehicles torched in Dhaka
02-04-201	Shibir	opposed to sending Delwar Hossain Sayeedi on police remand for questioning.	All day
9-04-2013	BNP	protesting against courts sending its top 17 leaders to jail.	All Day
10-04-2013	BNP	protesting against courts sending its top 17 leaders to jail.	All Day
11-04-2013	Shibir	To press for the release of Shibir President Delwar Hussen.		1 person killed in khulna	-Many injured all over the country. -Huge number of vehicles torched.
23-04-2013	BNP	Demands for release of top leaders.	All Day		10 person injured [10] -5 Buses torched night before hartal.
24-04-2013	BNP	Demands for release of top leaders.

Chittagong Division

                                    Chittagong Division History  
Chittagong Division (Bengali: চট্টগ্রাম) is geographically the largest of the seven administrative divisions of Bangladesh. It covers the south-easternmost areas of the country, with a total area of 33,771.18 km2 (13,039.13 sq mi).
The precursor to the modern-day division was an administrative unit of British India. The Chittagong Division of the Bengal Presidency, with its capital in the port city of Chittagong, comprised the present-day districts of southeastern Bangladesh and the princely state of Hill Tippera.

Chittagong division is subdivided into 11 districts (zilas) and thence into 99 sub-districts (upazilas). The two portions being separated by the lower (or Bangladeshi) stretch of the Feni River; the upland districts of Khagrachhari, Rangamati and Bandarban together comprise that area previously known as the Chittagong Hill Tracts. Before 1995, the six districts of Sylhet Division were also a part of Chittagong Division.

District Name	Capital	Area (Km)
Feni District	Feni Sadar	990.36
Lakshmipur District	Lakshmipur	1,440.39
Noakhali District	Noakhali	3,685.87
Cox's Bazar District	Cox's Bazar	2,491.85
Khagrachhari District	Khagrachhari	2,749.16
Comilla District	Comilla	3,146.30
Bandarban District	Bandarban	4,479.01
Chittagong District	Chittagong	5,282.92
Rangamati District	Rangamati	6,116.11
Chandpur District	Chandpur	1,645.32
Brahmanbaria District	Brahmanbaria	1,881.20
Under Division -11 District	Chittagong	33,908.55

How to apply for Birth Registration Online in Bangladesh

               Bangladesh Online Birth form(জন্ম নিবন্ধন ফরম) .

1. First Select your Division  .
2. Second Select your District.
3. Then select your Police station(Thana).
4. After select your Union .
5. Now choose your Ward.

Finally you have to fill up online application form and you have to provide all require information .All require information is  mandatory.

Instruction after filled up your online Birth registration form (  Jonmo nibondhon form ) 
First fill up your application in Bengali (Unicode) then you have you fill up English  then click on Reserve Button .

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When you select on reserve button then your application will be transferred to your Local union council or Birth registration office computer server .
Do not forget to print your fill up application form .

Final step for collection your Birth Registration certificate  .
Within 15 days of you application please contract to your local office and give your necessary documents when you applied online .

Comilla District Population

Comilla District Population Last 20 years and Compare the population to others District   

Name	Status	Population  Censuses 1991-03-13	Population  Censuses  2001-01-22	Population Censuses 2011-3-15
Comilla	District	4,032,666	4,595,557	5,387,288
Brahmanpara	Subdistrict (Upazila)	161,906	181,477	204,691
Chandina	Subdistrict (Upazila)	269,878	306,054	350,273
Chauddagram	Subdistrict (Upazila)	332,055	381,548	443,648
Comilla Adarsha Sadar	Subdistrict (Upazila)	-----	-----------	532,419
Comilla Sadar Dakshin	Subdistrict (Upazila)	---------	--------	427,391
Daudkandi	Subdistrict (Upazila)	--------	-------	349,910
Debidwar	Subdistrict (Upazila)	336,877	378,401	431,352
Homna	Subdistrict (Upazila)	167,959	191,449	206,386
Laksam	Subdistrict (Upazila)			294,719
Meghna	Subdistrict (Upazila)	88,001	96,970	112,453
Muradnagar	Subdistrict (Upazila)	417,204	468,080	523,556
Nangalkot	Subdistrict (Upazila)	275,985	319,782	373,987
Titas	Subdistrict (Upazila)			184,617
Burichang	Subdistrict (Upazila)	228,479	259,265	301,825
Barura	Subdistrict (Upazila)	310,778	351,086	405,118

Source: Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (web).
Created By-Yeasin arafat