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| '''Dhanshiri''' is a river in the ] of ]. Once it was full of youth but today it is becoming narrower{{ |
'''Dhanshiri''' is a river in the ] of ]. Once it was full of youth but today it is becoming narrower{{Citation needed|date=May 2010}}. | ||
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| The river is a tourist spot. There are many shops, hotels, cultural organizations, and a real estate centre named after the river. |
The river is a tourist spot. There are many shops, hotels, cultural organizations, and a real estate centre named after the river. | ||
| In Bengali literature, the Dhanshirhi River is a symbol of romance and love as introduced by great poet ]. The famous line of Jibanananda Das: | In Bengali literature, the Dhanshirhi River is a symbol of romance and love as introduced by great poet ]. The famous line of Jibanananda Das: | ||
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Dhanshiri is a river in the Jhalkathi District of Bangladesh. Once it was full of youth but today it is becoming narrower.
Significance
The river is a tourist spot. There are many shops, hotels, cultural organizations, and a real estate centre named after the river.
In Bengali literature, the Dhanshirhi River is a symbol of romance and love as introduced by great poet Jibanananda Das. The famous line of Jibanananda Das:
"Abar asibo fire Dhanshirhi-tir tiree ei Banglay."
References
- "Capturing Natural Treasures". The Daily Star. 2004-06-04. Retrieved 2008-05-27.
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