Banani graveyard
Banani Graveyard is a prominent cemetery located in the Banani area of Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh. It is one of the most well-known graveyards in the city and serves as the final resting place for many notable individuals.
History[edit | edit source]
The Banani Graveyard was established to accommodate the growing need for burial spaces in Dhaka. Over the years, it has become a significant site for the burial of prominent figures from various fields, including politics, arts, and academia.
Notable Burials[edit | edit source]
Several notable individuals are buried in Banani Graveyard, including:
- Humayun Ahmed - A renowned Bangladeshi author, dramatist, and filmmaker.
- Aly Zaker - A prominent actor, director, and freedom fighter.
- Khaled Khan - A celebrated theatre and television actor.
Location and Accessibility[edit | edit source]
Banani Graveyard is situated in the Banani area, which is a well-known residential and commercial district in Dhaka. The graveyard is easily accessible by road and is located near several major landmarks, making it convenient for visitors.
Cultural Significance[edit | edit source]
The graveyard holds cultural and historical significance as it is the burial site for many individuals who have made substantial contributions to the country. It is a place of respect and remembrance for the people of Bangladesh.
Maintenance and Management[edit | edit source]
The maintenance and management of Banani Graveyard are overseen by the local municipal authorities. Efforts are made to ensure that the graveyard is kept clean and well-maintained, providing a dignified resting place for the deceased.
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