Rangpur: The work of installing street memory stamps in the names of martyrs from the July Uprising is set to commence tomorrow and will continue until August 5. This initiative is part of the July revival programme aimed at honoring the sacrifices made during the uprising.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, the programme will also include a July song and drone show at the gate of Begum Rokeya University, Rangpur, in remembrance of martyr Abu Sayed. Additionally, a musical video will be released to commemorate July 16, featuring theme music titled ‘Katha Ka’.
The schedule reveals that Part-3 of the documentary ‘Ekti Shaheed Paribarer Sakshya (Testimony of a martyr’s family)’ will be broadcast, along with a video honoring a July fighter. These events will be made available on the Facebook pages, YouTube channels, and other social media platforms of all ministries and departments.
Furthermore, the URL of the video will be distributed to all mobile subscribers, ensuring wide accessibility. A July story-telling programme will take place at the Shilpakala Academy stage, and a July song and drone show will be organized in Chattogram.