Story of the day: 1
I am a schoolboy in Bogra, and I won first place in the National Astro Olympiad! I am very proud to be a winner of a national competition, even with the few facilities available this small town I grew up in. This is my "I'm made in Bangladesh" story.
Story: Farhan Rawnak Ornob
Story of the day: 2
I am a male dancer. In Bangladesh, dancing is considered graceful only for girls. It is still a taboo for boys in our society. Through dancing I want to show people that male dancers can be masculine too. My dancing also speaks for minorities of the society such as the transgender people. This is my "I'm made in Bangladesh" story.
Story: Henry Ratul
Story of the day: 3
I came to Dhaka four years ago when I started my university life. As days passed, I began to see the suffering of the children on Dhaka streets. Innocent kids on the streets often fall prey to child labour and illegal activities. With an intention to change their lives, I have decided to give them the light of education. Though this journey does not seem easy, I will achieve my goal with the help of the Almighty, my courage and knowledge, and people's support. I know I can bring smiles to the faces of these children because I'm made in Bangladesh.
Story: Fatin Hasnath Fatin
Story of the day: 4 This is my flag. This is during a conference of the Commission on the Status of Women at the United Nations, which I attended. I'm proud of having been one of the only Bangladeshi women there, and this is my “I'm Made in Bangladesh” story!
Story: Sayra Rafi
Story of the day: 5
Believe it or not, the happiest moment for me was when I got a visa refusal letter from the Canadian High Commission, My parents had wanted me to study abroad and settle down there, and showing respect to them, I applied and was accepted by a renowned university. But I feel that I can live a happy life with inner peace and dignity only when I’m in my beloved country. And now I’m doing fine with my study and my life. This photo was taken after getting that letter.
Story: Monirul Islam
Story of the day: 6
When I hoist the Banglaldeshi flag 16,499ft above the ground at Roopkunda, and when I represent Bangladesh among 14 rappers, I feel like I am “made in Bangladesh.”
Story: Sadman Azad