Former Gono Bhaban converted into a historic repository of the mass uprising
July Memorial Museum Opens Through Online Booking System
- Slot-based e-ticketing launched via 'July 36' website to regulate visitor flow
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The 'July 36 Mass Uprising Memorial Museum', built at the former Gono Bhaban in Sher-e-Bangla Nagar to preserve the history and sacrifices of the July uprising, has officially opened its doors to the general public.Visitors can gain access using the online e-ticketing and time-slot booking system from Thursday (August 6) morning, after 11 am,
Cultural Affairs Adviser to the Prime Minister, Jahed Ur Rahman, stated that the digital slot-based system was implemented to manage crowd flow and ensure a comfortable experience.
Earlier on Wednesday (August 5), Prime Minister Tarique Rahman officially inaugurated the museum, reserving the opening day exclusively for martyrs' families.
Key Highlights and Exhibits:
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July Memorial and Symbolic Graveyard: Near the main entrance, a circular white marble 'July Memorial' features engraved names of martyrs.
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Mugdho's Water Corner and Sculptures: A special installation commemorates Mir Mahfuzur Rahman Mugdho, who was martyred while distributing water.
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Martyrs' Relics and Galleries: Galleries display personal items, clothing, letters, and diaries of martyrs Abu Sayed, Mugdho, and BUET student Abrar Fahad, alongside a poignant letter written by martyr Ahnaf to his mother.
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Symbolic 'Aynaghar' and Historical Documents: A dark replica of the infamous 'Aynaghar' detention center has been recreated.
//DBTech/NAP/MSI//
July Uprising Memorial Museum Opens Online Ticket Booking
The 'July 36 Mass Uprising Memorial Museum', built at the former Gono Bhaban in Sher-e-Bangla Nagar to preserve the history and sacrifices of the July uprising, has officially opened its doors to the general public.Visitors can gain access using the online e-ticketing and time-slot booking system from Thursday (August 6) morning, after 11 am,
Cultural Affairs Adviser to the Prime Minister, Jahed Ur Rahman, stated that the digital slot-based system was implemented to manage crowd flow and ensure a comfortable experience.
Earlier on Wednesday (August 5), Prime Minister Tarique Rahman officially inaugurated the museum, reserving the opening day exclusively for martyrs' families.
Key Highlights and Exhibits:
-
July Memorial and Symbolic Graveyard: Near the main entrance, a circular white marble 'July Memorial' features engraved names of martyrs.
-
Mugdho's Water Corner and Sculptures: A special installation commemorates Mir Mahfuzur Rahman Mugdho, who was martyred while distributing water.
-
Martyrs' Relics and Galleries: Galleries display personal items, clothing, letters, and diaries of martyrs Abu Sayed, Mugdho, and BUET student Abrar Fahad, alongside a poignant letter written by martyr Ahnaf to his mother.
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Symbolic 'Aynaghar' and Historical Documents: A dark replica of the infamous 'Aynaghar' detention center has been recreated.
//DBTech/NAP/MSI//
