Published: 09:45 AM, 01 May 2026
Desh Rupantor celebrates anniversary amid warmth and admiration
Bathed in the love and appreciation of countless people, one of the country’s leading national dailies, Desh Rupantor, celebrated its anniversary in a grand and vibrant atmosphere on Wednesday. The celebration was held from 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm at the prestigious Samson H. Chowdhury Centre of the historic Dhaka Club.
Distinguished guests from all walks of life attended the occasion, carrying flowers of congratulations and words of heartfelt praise. The evening was filled with greetings, hospitality, lively conversations, and joyful enthusiasm—creating a festival of a different kind.
At the heart of the celebration was the firm commitment of the Desh Rupantor family to continue speaking for the people, remaining accountable only to its readers and the public. Guests, in turn, expressed hope that the newspaper would continue to move forward with integrity, neutrality, and objective journalism.
Desh Rupantor’s anniversary celebrations are known for their uniqueness, and this year was no exception. The event brought together ministers, state ministers, opposition leaders, members of parliament, politicians, diplomats, teachers, physicians, senior journalists, police and law enforcement officials, former footballers, poets, writers, essayists, eminent lawyers, actors, singers, film personalities, models, and many other renowned individuals representing nearly every profession.
The Desh Rupantor family was deeply touched by the overwhelming goodwill and support shown by the guests. During the evening, many shared reflections on the newspaper’s successful journey of more than seven years, while also offering thoughtful suggestions for overcoming challenges and moving confidently into the future. Open discussions centered on how the publication could better meet the demands of the times and continue prioritizing the aspirations of its readers.
This year’s anniversary celebration was themed “Hridaye Banglar Mukh” (The Face of Bengal in the Heart). Employees at every level of the newspaper wore red-and-green attire symbolizing the nation’s history and heritage, adding to the spirit of pride, joy, and celebration that filled the venue.
