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Located in the northern part of the Indian subcontinent, already a British possession united with India, when Pakistan became independent (1947), Bangladesh was merged with the latter, first with the name of East Bengal, then with that of East Pakistan. After years of autonomist struggles, animated by geographical and ethnic-cultural reasons, in turn aggravated by the growing marginalization with respect to the policies of the Pakistani central government, Bangladesh achieved independence in 1971, with the intention of starting a process of autonomous development. Despite the efforts, the country is still far from achieving a real reconversion of its socio-economic structures, forced within narrow borders also due to the political situation that remains opposed. According to COUNTRYAAH, Bangladesh is a nation in Southern Asia, the capital city of which is Dhaka. The latest population of Bangladesh is 164,689,394. ACEINLAND: Lists and descriptions of main religions and beliefs in Bangladesh, including religion demographics and statistics on Christianity, Islam, Judaism, etc.
GEOGRAPHY
Bangladesh extends over a territory that, without well-identified physical boundaries, overlooks the low and alluvial northern coast of the Bay of Bengal. With the exception of the Chittagong hills and a narrow marginal area of ​​the Shillong plateau, Bangladesh is characterized by an immense plain, consisting of the floods of numerous rivers: the Ganges, the Brahmaputra-Jamuna, the Tista and the Surma-Meghna which drains the Shillong Plateau. In the northern part of the country extends the Barind, a sort of undulating lowland, between the Ganges and the Brahmaputra, divided by the furrows of numerous rivers; similar characteristics have the nearby jungle of Madhupur, between Jamuna and Meghna. These two regions, located above the flood level (paradelta), have ferruginous and reddish soils, known locally as khiyar. The central section of the country is located on the so-called evolved delta, a region in which the slightest differences in level are of decisive importance to the effects of the flood; extended for approx. 65,000 km², is a low, amphibious plain, with some areas that already belong to the mature delta, as they are depressed areas and therefore occupied by lakes and marshes. The Sylhet plain can be linked to the latter type of delta, which winds between the Shillong plateau, the Madhupur jungle and the Chittagong hills. Closer to the sea is the active delta, which extends from 100 to 130 km in depth; amphibious region affected by both floods and tides, is occupied by a vast mangrove forest, the western section of which is called Sundarbans (beautiful forest). The Chittagong Hills region in southeastern Bangladesh has quite different characteristics; affected by the Himalayan orogeny, it consists of a dozen parallel chains, oriented from N to S, on average 600 m above sea level and separated by flat-bottomed valleys (the main one is the Karnafuli river, which in its upper course feeds the homonymous large artificial lake). Bangladesh has a climate characterized by high temperatures, violent rainfall and a marked distinction between a wet season (April to October) and a dry one. These conditions are explained by the geographical position of Bengal which, due to the obstacle placed between the Arakan and the Himalayas, is hit by the humid flow of the SW monsoon coming from the sea. Average temperatures range from 16-20 ºC in January to 27-28 ºC in July, with peaks for example of 31 ºC (Cox’s Bāzār) and 36 ºC (Rājshāhi) in April, the hottest month. The overall amount of precipitation is very high everywhere, with minimum values ​​of 1500 mm in the western section of the country and maximum values ​​ (over 5000 mm per year) in the north-eastern sections, near the Shillong plateau, and south-eastern sections (Cox’s Bāzār). More than the overall quantity of precipitation, their seasonal distribution is significant.

Bangladesh 1987

In 1987, Bangladesh, a young and vibrant nation located in South Asia, was navigating a complex landscape of socio-political changes, economic development, and cultural diversity. The year marked a critical point in the country’s history as it continued to build its identity following its hard-fought independence from Pakistan in 1971. Political Landscape: In 1987, Bangladesh… Read More »

Bangladesh 1989

In 1989, Bangladesh was a nation marked by a unique blend of history, culture, and challenges. Situated in South Asia, bordered by India to the west, north, and east, and Myanmar (Burma) to the southeast, the country’s distinct geography and socio-economic dynamics shaped its trajectory during this period. Politically, Bangladesh was a parliamentary democracy led… Read More »

Bangladesh 1988

Bangladesh 1988 In 1988, Bangladesh was a developing country located in South Asia. The nation had gained its independence from Pakistan in 1971 after a bloody nine-month-long war. With a population of approximately 105 million people, it was one of the most densely populated countries in the world. The capital city, Dhaka, was a bustling… Read More »

Bangladesh 1991

Population of Bangladesh in 1991 In 1991, Bangladesh had a population of approximately 114 million people, making it one of the most densely populated countries in the world. Over 85% of the population was rural and the majority of people lived in small villages and towns. The main religion was Islam with over 90% of… Read More »

Bangladesh 1992

Population of Bangladesh in 1992 In 1992, Bangladesh had a population of around 116 million people, making it one of the most densely populated countries in the world. The majority of the population were rural dwellers and nearly half of all residents lived in poverty. Around 80% of the population was Muslim, with Hinduism being… Read More »

Bangladesh 1993

Population of Bangladesh in 1993 According to commit4fitness, in 1993, Bangladesh was a densely populated nation with a population of approximately 122 million people. This population was composed of a mix of ethnicities and religions, including Bengali Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, Christians, and tribal minorities. The majority of Bangladeshis were rural and lived in small towns… Read More »

Bangladesh 1994

Population of Bangladesh in 1994 In 1994, Bangladesh had an estimated population of around 118.2 million people, spread across an area of 143,998 square kilometers. This made it the 8th most populous country in the world at that time. Approximately 85% of the total population lived in rural areas, while 15% lived in urban areas.… Read More »

Bangladesh Demographics

Bangladesh is a South Asian country located in the Indian subcontinent. It is bordered by India to the west, north, and east, and Myanmar to the southeast. It has a population of over 162 million people and covers an area of 147,570 square kilometers. Bangladesh is one of the most densely populated countries in the… Read More »

Bangladesh Foreign Trade

Bangladesh is a small South Asian country located in the northern part of the Indian subcontinent. It is bordered by India to the west, north and east, and by Myanmar to the southeast. The Bay of Bengal lies to the south. The geography of Bangladesh is dominated by its many rivers, including the Ganges, Brahmaputra… Read More »

Bangladesh Industry Sectors

According to businesscarriers, Bangladesh is a country located in South Asia. It is bordered by five countries: India to the west, north, and east; Myanmar to the southeast; and Nepal and Bhutan to the northeast. The total length of Bangladesh’s borders is 5,167 km (3,210 mi). The border between Bangladesh and India measures about 4,096… Read More »

Bangladesh Manufacturing and Mining Sectors

According to aristmarketing, Bangladesh is a South Asian country located in the Ganges Delta region of the Indian subcontinent. It is bordered by India to the west, north and east and Myanmar to the southeast. It is made up of a total area of 147,570 square miles (382,000 square kilometers). The capital city and largest… Read More »

Top 10 largest countries in Asia by Population

Asia is the largest continent on Earth. This continent takes up 29.4% of the total land area. Based on the number of inhabitants, Asia is even bigger; no less than 61% of the total world population lives here. Check militarynous for list of most populous provinces in China. 10. Turkey – 76,081,000 inhabitants The Republic of Turkey occupies a… Read More »

Top 10 Largest Countries by Population

According to the most recent counts, there are 7,862,287,345 people living on Earth. A baby is born every eight seconds, a death is reported every 12 seconds. All in all, the population is growing at a rapid pace! Below you will find the top 10 countries with the most inhabitants. Check animalerts for list of top 10 richest countries in the… Read More »

Top 5 Densely Populated Countries with More Than 10 Million Inhabitants

The above top 10 of densely populated countries is full of very small countries with relatively few inhabitants. But what about the larger countries, with more than 10 million inhabitants? Check computerannals for list of most populated countries in the world. There are also countries in these countries in which people live very close to each other,… Read More »

Top 10 Most Populous Cities in The World

The Netherlands is one of the most densely populated countries in the world, ranking 16th. Yet we have a relatively large amount of peace and space in our cities. There are a number of large cities that are almost overcrowded, with millions of inhabitants who all live close together. Which cities are those? You can read that in the top… Read More »

Bangladesh Culture of Business

Basic data Capital Dhaka Population 165 million Language Bengali Religion Islam (89%) State system People’s Republic Head of State Abdul Hamid Head of government Sheikh Hasina Vajidova Currency name Taka (BDT) Travel Time shift + 5 hours (in summer + 4 hours) Economy 2021 Nominal GDP (billion USD) 1,099.10 Economic growth (%) 6.9 Inflation (%)… Read More »

Bangladesh Basic Information

Basic information about the territory Subchapters: System of governance and political tendencies in the country Foreign policy of the country Population The system of governance and political tendencies in the country Official name of the country : The People’s Republic of Bangladesh (The People’s Republic of Bangladesh) President : Abdul Hamid (in office since 20/03/2013)… Read More »

Bangladesh Economic Conditions

Bangladesh is a state in South Asia, on the Indian Ocean (Bay of Bengal). The land border divides it from India, and only for a very short distance, in the extreme SE, from Myanmar. Until 1971 it was the eastern province of the state of Pakistan, completely separated from the rest of the country. Economic… Read More »

History of Bangladesh

The independence of British India in August 1947 was accompanied by its division along religious lines into two independent states—the Indian Union and Pakistan. The northwestern and northeastern regions inhabited by Muslims were ceded to Pakistan. The latter constituted the province of East Bengal (since 1955, East Pakistan). She occupied an unequal economic and political… Read More »

Bangladesh Travel Facts

Bangladesh is located in South Asia and borders both Myanmar and India. The very poor country only became independent in 1971 as a result of the Bangladesh war. The country’s national animal is the endangered Bengal tiger. Around 600 to 700 specimens live in the protected mangrove forest area of ​​the Sundarbans. Capital City dhaka… Read More »

Bangladesh Recent History

Separate eastern part of Pakistan (1947-71) When India was partitioned (1947), the predominantly Muslim part of Bengal came to Pakistan and, as East Pakistan, formed its eastern half of the state; it was separated from West Pakistan by a distance of about 1,500 km through the territory of the Indian Union. The concentration of political… Read More »

Refugees towards Bangladesh

Bangladesh Society Proportion of literate adults: 72.9% (2017) Major religions: Islam 89%, Hinduism 10% Urban population: 36.6% (2018) Life expectancy (female / male): 75.9 years / 71.5 years (estimated, 2018) Gender Inequality Index: Rank 134 (out of 160) (2017) Number of births: 2.15 / woman (2018) Infant mortality: 30.5 / 1000 live births (2018) Care… Read More »

Bangladesh Achievements

Bangladesh Economy Estimated gross domestic product: $ 286 billion (2019) Per capita income (purchasing power parity): 4,561 USD (2018) Human Development Rank (HDI): Rank 135 (of 189) (2018) Proportion of poverty (national poverty line): 21.8% (2018, Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics) Distribution of income (Gini coefficient): 39.5 (2018) Economic Transformation Index (BTI): Rank 64 (of 129)… Read More »

Bangladesh Physiography

Meghna in Borisal The Bangladeshi part of the Joint River Commission in Bangladesh has over 400 rivers in total. These include 54 rivers that flow mostly from India to Bangladesh and three rivers that come from Myanmar. The rivers Ganges / Padma and Brahmaputra / Yamuna are counted among the ten largest rivers on earth,… Read More »

Economic Sectors in Bangladesh

According to the International Monetary Fund (abbr.: IMF), the Bangladeshi economy recorded growth, that is, growth of the gross domestic product, of 7.4% in 2019. It was ranked fourth among the fastest growing economies in the world in 2019. This high economic growth resulted from increasing industrial production and a structural change in the composition… Read More »

Bangladesh Transportation

The rickshaw in all its versions is the dominant means of transport Cities and Urbanization View of the poor settlement Karail These pipes pump sand into some of the lower-lying New overpass to the Hatirjheel district Approximately 36.6% of the population of Bangladesh live in cities. The four largest metropolitan areas are the capital Dhaka… Read More »

Bangladesh Education and Religion

Schoolgirls in front of one of their school buildings in rural areas – here in the Khulna division The education system in Bangladesh is based on the British education system in terms of levels and types of school. In Bangladesh, primary school is compulsory. This means that all children between the ages of 6 and… Read More »

Bangladesh Geography

The climate, relief and soil in Bangladesh create ideal growth conditions for many crops and tropical wet and monsoon forests. Information on the forested area varies. 10.2-17% and others are given as forested in the total land area. The natural vegetation has been largely reduced with the expansion of humans. Indications that exist in the… Read More »

Bangladesh Remissen

According to thesciencetutor, Bangladesh is part of the South Asia sub-region (transliterated: Dakṣiṇ Eśiẏā). This also includes the countries Bhutan, India, the Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka. Depending on the organization in question, other countries bordering the aforementioned countries are also included in South Asia. In particular with its direct neighbors or its neighboring… Read More »

Bangladesh History

Bangladesh History The areas of present-day Bangladesh have been part of a number of historical lands over time. All historical forms of government and former residents left traces, which are sometimes also visible today and which contributed to the shape of today’s Bangladesh and its residents. Specifically, ‘Bangladesh’ has existed as a country under this… Read More »