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Anwar M H
3 months ago
Bangladesh Betar, known as the national radio network of Bangladesh, has been a beacon of information, education, and entertainment for approximately seven decades. Established initially as the Dhaka station of All India Radio in 1939, it became part of Radio Pakistan before finally emerging as Bangladesh Betar following the country’s independence. Today, it operates with a mission to support nation-building efforts by promoting social values and preserving the rich historical and cultural heritage of Bangladesh. With its diverse programming that spans across 14 centers and 30 channels, Bangladesh Betar reaches the grassroots level, playing a pivotal role in developing a knowledge-based information society.
MD JOBAYER
2 months ago
We really miss the era of radio & Bangladesh Radio Station.
PALLAB CHOWDHURY
a year ago
It is located in a beautiful place just in front of ADB BANK. Two spacious roads run through the Agargaon to the Shyamoly. The National Library is next to it. The atmosphere of the place is enchanting.
Sajib Hossain
3 months ago
Bangladesh Radio Centre, the heart of radio listeners ❤️ Agargaon, Dhaka, Bangladesh
shahadat hossain
a year ago
Bangladesh betar is situated at sher e bangla nagar. It is very ancient Institute. For a country radio center is very important not only for enjoying the programme but also for other ipmotant purpose. The premises of this radio center is very huge and beautiful. Here is parking facility, and wheel chair accessibility. This place is also used as bus stoppage.
Bangladesh Betar, the radio broadcaster owned by the state of Bangladesh, has a rich history dating back to its establishment in 1939 as the Dhaka station of All India Radio. Initially, it operated under the umbrella of Radio Pakistan before undergoing significant changes after the country gained independence in 1971. With Radio Pakistan's discontinuation of transmissions, the broadcasting entity known as Swadhin Bangla Betar Kendra was rebranded as Bangladesh Betar. This transformation marked the complete control of all radio stations in the country by Bangladesh Betar at that time.
As a counterpart to Bangladesh Television, which is also owned by the state, Bangladesh Betar holds a special place. It boasts a network of both AM and FM stations spread across various regions of Bangladesh. Moreover, it caters to a diverse audience by broadcasting in six languages, including the widely spoken Bengali. Its reach extends not only to listeners within the country but also to those residing overseas, offering a connection to Bangladeshi culture and news. Leading the charge as the Director General of Bangladesh Betar is Hosne Ara Talukdar, ensuring the organization's smooth functioning and growth.
+88 02-44813116
31, Syed Mahbub Morshed Sarani, Agargoan, Dhaka, Bangladesh
