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Arab Times
29-06-2025
- Sport
- Arab Times
BD Tiger Cricket Club distributes new jerseys to players in Kuwait
KUWAIT CITY, June 29: Various cricket clubs are the lifeblood of expatriate Bangladeshi cricket lovers in Kuwait. One of the most popular clubs is BD Tiger Cricket Club. On Friday night, new jerseys were distributed among the club's players in a simple ceremony in a joyful atmosphere at the hall of the famous Rajbari Hotel in Kuwait City. The program was presided over by the organization's advisor, Hebju Mia. The entire event was supervised by the club's two energetic organizers, Moazzem Hossain and Saif Gazi. President of Bangladesh Cricket Association, Kuwait, Jahangir Khan Palash, was present as the chief guest at the program. Bangladesh Cricket Association Kuwait Advisor and President of Bangladesh Press Club Kuwait, prominent journalist Moin Uddin Sarker Sumon, Bangladesh Cricket Association Kuwait Senior Vice President Sarwardi Sarwar, Fakhrul Islam, Bangladesh Press Club Kuwait General Secretary A. H. Jubed, and organization advisor Mehedi Rubel were present as special guests. Ismail Sobhan, Atiurzaman Sohag, Rimon Mia, and well-known sports organizers in Kuwait and journalists from various media were also present at the event. The speakers at the event said that sports are not just entertainment; it is one of the means of discipline, friendship, and patriotism. Cricket in the diaspora is a great symbol of our unity. The speakers said that such an event provides mental strength to the expatriate youth in Kuwait and keeps them involved in a healthy culture. The players also make a special contribution to protecting the country's reputation abroad. There was excitement and enthusiasm among the players after receiving the new jersey. They said that this new jersey is not just a dress for them, but a symbol of confidence. BD Tiger Cricket Club promised better performance in the upcoming matches. The leaders of the Bangladesh Cricket Association in Kuwait are planning to organize a larger tournament in the future, the organizers said. The club aims to keep the youth of Kuwaiti expatriates involved in positive and constructive activities through sports.
India.com
25-05-2025
- Politics
- India.com
Influenced by Pakistan, anti-India Yunus is planning a dangerous move against India, it's planning to buy..., it's dangerous because...
Bangladesh's interim government chief Professor Muhammad Yunus In a significant development after India-Pakistan tensions, reports have it that there are grow concerns that India should monitor the ongoing development in ties between Bangladesh and China. A recent report carried by Navbharat Times indicated that a seven-member Bangladeshi Army delegation under Major General Moazzem Hossain will visit China from May 25. The delegation is expected to observe live firing of 155mm SH-15 self-propelled howitzers made by China's state-owned NORINCO. Here are all the details you should know about the recent development and also why India should be worried. The report has said that the Bangladesh Army is planning to purchase truck-mounted self-propelled howitzers from the state-owned China North Industries Group Corporation Limited (NORINCO). For a background, NORINCO is a major Chinese defence company, which is known for supplying weapons and equipment to the People's Liberation Army of China. About SH-15 artillery system The SH-15 artillery system was inducted by the People's Liberation Army (PLA) between 2018 and 2020. Although a new weapon of the Chinese defense company, it has been exported to several countries, including Pakistan. The gun is capable of firing a variety of shells, including conventional and rocket-assisted rounds. Readers should note that Pakistan had used the same artillery gun on the LoC against India during the recent tensions with India. Update on China-Bangladesh relations After Bangladesh Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was forced to leave the country, a post-Hasina Bangladesh seemed like a fresh opportunity for China to steer a more pro-China Bangladesh, especially in policies where the previous government showed preference for India, especially the Teesta project. As per a report by IANS, China maintained a cautious and calculative approach with Dhaka with this intention. As a display of its 'non-interference' approach, Beijing sought engagements with not only the interim government, but also political parties across all factions (except the now ostracized Awami League) via 'heavy endorsement'. Elections in Bangladesh Readers should note that the Bangladesh elections are slated to be held within December-June, although with no clear roadmap, the Chinese Communist Party has already embarked a party-to-party engagement by inviting delegates of several political parties to visit China. (With inputs from agencies)
