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Name of Bangla Month           Bangladesh has Six season Baishak                                             Summer         April to May Jestha                                                  Rainy          August to September Asar                                                     Autumn      June to July Srabon                                                Fall                 October to November Bhadro                                              Spring         February to March Asheen                                               Winter           December to January Kartiq                                        Winter finish  February Agrahayun                                      Bangladesh has six seasons and a variety of flowers and fruits                                                                                    available season-wise. Also, the rainy season and summer are very                                                                          hot at the same ti

Eid Al Azha a great Event for the Muslim Community. Eid: 17 Jun 2024 💧Economists believe that the economic impact of Eid-ul-Azha in Bangladesh has surpassed  about Taka 106,000 crore. 💧During this time, remittance inflows also increase significantly, on the other hand, the production of sacrificial cows/buffalos/goats/sheep is primarily rural-centered. As a result, Eid-ul-Azha plays a crucial role in reviving the rural economy. 💧Some one brought 27 cows from Kalukhali in Rajbari to the Gabtoli cattle market in Dhaka. He was accompanied by four others, and they engaged in cattle trading specifically for Eid-ul-Azha. They buy the cows six to seven months in advance, rear them, and sell them now. 💧Cow owner said: “Many people in our area engage in cattle trading for Eid like I do. Many households also raise two to three cows to sell at the Eid market. This is a major source of income for us throughout the year. Buying several cows for Taka-100,000( one lac) and selling them after six

Cattle Market In Bangladesh The cattle market in Bangladesh, particularly around the time of Eid-ul-Adha, is a significant economic and cultural event. Here are some key points about the cattle market in Bangladesh: 👉 1. Eid-ul-Adha Market  Peak Season: The cattle market sees its peak activity during Eid-ul-Adha, the Islamic festival of sacrifice. This period, known locally as Qurbani Eid, witnesses a massive influx of cattle being brought to the markets for sale. Animal Types: The markets feature various types of cattle including cows, goats, sheep, and buffaloes.  👉 2. Market Locations Major Markets: Dhaka, the capital city, has some of the largest cattle markets such as the Gabtoli market. Other notable markets include those in Chittagong, Khulna, and Sylhet. Temporary Markets: Besides permanent markets, numerous temporary markets are set up across cities and towns to accommodate the high demand during Eid-ul-Adha. 👉3. Pricing and Economy Price Fluctuations: Prices of cattle can