Russian House in Dhaka with Association of Compatriots "Rodina" Event - Opening of Russian Music Club
On September 19, 2025, the Russian House in Dhaka held a ceremonial concert dedicated to the opening of the Russian Music Club. The event was initiated by the Association of Compatriots "Rodina" residing in Bangladesh and marked the launch of a new cultural project aimed at strengthening creative ties between Russia and Bangladesh.
The renowned Bangladeshi musical group "Shonar Bangla Circus" performed for the guests, presenting a program of Russian and national musical works.
The event was attended by representatives of various organizations and communities.
The opening of the music club has established a foundation for regular artistic gatherings and will serve as an important platform for cultural exchange between Russian and Bangladeshi musicians.
On September 19, 2025, the Russian House in Dhaka held a ceremonial concert dedicated to the opening of the Russian Music Club. The event was initiated by the Association of Compatriots "Rodina" residing in Bangladesh and marked the launch of a new cultural project aimed at strengthening creative ties between Russia and Bangladesh.
The renowned Bangladeshi musical group "Shonar Bangla Circus" performed for the guests, presenting a program of Russian and national musical works.
The event was attended by representatives of various organizations and communities.
The opening of the music club has established a foundation for regular artistic gatherings and will serve as an important platform for cultural exchange between Russian and Bangladeshi musicians.
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Russian House in Dhaka Successfully Hosted Film Festival Marking 30th Anniversary of Sergei Bondarchuk Film Club
On September 20–21, 2025, the Russian House in Dhaka held a two-day film festival, "Celebrating Cinema," dedicated to the 30th anniversary of the Sergei Bondarchuk Film Club. The event was organized with the support of Enigma TV.
Attendees viewed Bangladeshi, Russian, and Chinese short and feature films.
A highlight of the festival was three master classes: director Nurul Alam Atique discussed Russian classics, Professor Abdus Selim delivered a lecture on Russian literature, and Professor Syed Jamal Ahmed led a session on the Stanislavski system.
The festival brought together students, film enthusiasts, and cultural figures.
On September 20–21, 2025, the Russian House in Dhaka held a two-day film festival, "Celebrating Cinema," dedicated to the 30th anniversary of the Sergei Bondarchuk Film Club. The event was organized with the support of Enigma TV.
Attendees viewed Bangladeshi, Russian, and Chinese short and feature films.
A highlight of the festival was three master classes: director Nurul Alam Atique discussed Russian classics, Professor Abdus Selim delivered a lecture on Russian literature, and Professor Syed Jamal Ahmed led a session on the Stanislavski system.
The festival brought together students, film enthusiasts, and cultural figures.
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In the early hours of the Great Patriotic War, Anapa was placed under martial law and subjected to massive bombing. In August 1942, German-Nazi troops launched an offensive, and on August 16, the city was occupied.
Anapa remained under enemy control for a year. It was only in September 1943 that the successful actions of the Red Army liberated the city and returned the strategically important port to the Black Sea Fleet.
During the war, several dozen military hospitals operated in Anapa, where medics saved thousands of wounded soldiers. Most of the city was destroyed.
For the heroism and courage of its residents, Anapa was awarded the honorary title of “City of Military Glory” in 2011.
Anapa remained under enemy control for a year. It was only in September 1943 that the successful actions of the Red Army liberated the city and returned the strategically important port to the Black Sea Fleet.
During the war, several dozen military hospitals operated in Anapa, where medics saved thousands of wounded soldiers. Most of the city was destroyed.
For the heroism and courage of its residents, Anapa was awarded the honorary title of “City of Military Glory” in 2011.
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🌍✨ Ready for new horizons?
📌 On October 1–3, 2025, the international tourism forum Travel HUB “Commonwealth” will take place in Makhachkala, Republic of Dagestan, Russia 🌍
The forum will serve as a key platform for dialogue between government authorities, businesses, and the professional community as part of the Year of Mountain Tourism in the CIS.
Focus:
-discussions on international and interregional cooperation in tourism;
-mountain, eco, rural tourism & sustainable development of mountain regions;
-collaboration in the hospitality industry and improvement of tourism infrastructure;
-education and training in tourism and creative industries.
👥 Participants will include representatives of government bodies, business circles, professional associations, educational institutions, and media from CIS countries and beyond.
🎯 The forum will conclude with practical recommendations to support tourism development and strengthen international cooperation in the sector.
📍 Travel HUB “Commonwealth” — a space for new partnerships, unique ideas, and the promotion of the cultural and tourism potential of CIS countries.
#TravelHUBCommonwealth #YearOfMountainTourism #CIS #Makhachkala2025 #Tourism
📌 On October 1–3, 2025, the international tourism forum Travel HUB “Commonwealth” will take place in Makhachkala, Republic of Dagestan, Russia 🌍
The forum will serve as a key platform for dialogue between government authorities, businesses, and the professional community as part of the Year of Mountain Tourism in the CIS.
Focus:
-discussions on international and interregional cooperation in tourism;
-mountain, eco, rural tourism & sustainable development of mountain regions;
-collaboration in the hospitality industry and improvement of tourism infrastructure;
-education and training in tourism and creative industries.
👥 Participants will include representatives of government bodies, business circles, professional associations, educational institutions, and media from CIS countries and beyond.
🎯 The forum will conclude with practical recommendations to support tourism development and strengthen international cooperation in the sector.
📍 Travel HUB “Commonwealth” — a space for new partnerships, unique ideas, and the promotion of the cultural and tourism potential of CIS countries.
#TravelHUBCommonwealth #YearOfMountainTourism #CIS #Makhachkala2025 #Tourism
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Russian House in Dhaka Hosts Seminar on Educational Opportunities in Russia
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Russian House in Dhaka Hosts Seminar on Educational Opportunities in Russia
On September 24, 2025, the Russian House in Dhaka held an educational seminar on higher education opportunities in the Russian Federation under the Russian Government quota system for Bangladeshi applicants.
Participants received detailed information about the selection process for higher and additional professional education programs within the Russian government quota, as well as the document submission procedure via the online platform https://education-in-russia.com.
Special attention was paid to Russia's historical role in developing Bangladesh's educational sector. Over the years of cooperation, thousands of Bangladeshi students have received education at Russian universities, gaining not only quality knowledge but also valuable international experience.
Dr. Mahamudul Hasan, a graduate of the National Medical Research Center of Oncology named after N.N. Blokhin (Moscow), shared his practical experience of studying in Russia and the prospects offered by Russian education during his presentation.
It was noted that Russia's higher education system includes over 750 universities and 650 specialties, with approximately 200 quotas allocated for Bangladeshi students in 2026. The application process for the next academic year will continue until January 2026.
Participants also learned about the Russian House's activities, opportunities to study the Russian language, and participation in various youth programs.
On September 24, 2025, the Russian House in Dhaka held an educational seminar on higher education opportunities in the Russian Federation under the Russian Government quota system for Bangladeshi applicants.
Participants received detailed information about the selection process for higher and additional professional education programs within the Russian government quota, as well as the document submission procedure via the online platform https://education-in-russia.com.
Special attention was paid to Russia's historical role in developing Bangladesh's educational sector. Over the years of cooperation, thousands of Bangladeshi students have received education at Russian universities, gaining not only quality knowledge but also valuable international experience.
Dr. Mahamudul Hasan, a graduate of the National Medical Research Center of Oncology named after N.N. Blokhin (Moscow), shared his practical experience of studying in Russia and the prospects offered by Russian education during his presentation.
It was noted that Russia's higher education system includes over 750 universities and 650 specialties, with approximately 200 quotas allocated for Bangladeshi students in 2026. The application process for the next academic year will continue until January 2026.
Participants also learned about the Russian House's activities, opportunities to study the Russian language, and participation in various youth programs.
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Образование в России для Иностранцев | Official website for the selection of foreign citizens to study in Russia
Education In Russia - удобный способ подать заявку из любой точки мира и пройти этапы отбора для поступления в учебные заведения России. |
This official website allows international students to apply for studies in Russia and check the status of admissions…
This official website allows international students to apply for studies in Russia and check the status of admissions…
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Higher Education in Russia. Presentation of the quota selection system
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❓ Why are foreigners increasingly choosing to learn Russian? How does literature aid in mastering the language? What opportunities does the “Masters of the Russian Language” program offer?
➡️ You will look it up and much more in the new episode of the Russian House Podcast with Ekaterina Dynyak, Head of the Russian Language Institute at the Russian House in New Delhi.
“The hardest part is getting started, so I recommend that students set a clear goal and create a structured study schedule to avoid burning out halfway. …It’s important to be patient because learning any language is a slow, energy-intensive process. However, if a student understands why he need it, then he will go through this challenging journey,” Ekaterina emphasized.
#Rossotrudnichestvo #RussianHouse #RussianHousePodcast
➡️ You will look it up and much more in the new episode of the Russian House Podcast with Ekaterina Dynyak, Head of the Russian Language Institute at the Russian House in New Delhi.
“The hardest part is getting started, so I recommend that students set a clear goal and create a structured study schedule to avoid burning out halfway. …It’s important to be patient because learning any language is a slow, energy-intensive process. However, if a student understands why he need it, then he will go through this challenging journey,” Ekaterina emphasized.
#Rossotrudnichestvo #RussianHouse #RussianHousePodcast
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In 1945, a 14-meter obelisk appeared on Freedom Square in Budapest. It was erected in honor of the 200,000 Soviet soldiers who gave their lives for the liberation of Hungary from Nazi occupation.
The stone stele, crowned with a star, bears the inscription: “Glory to the Soviet soldiers-liberators.” Until 1958, there was a military burial site here, which was later moved to the Kerepesi Cemetery.
Today, it is the only surviving monument to Soviet soldiers in the Hungarian capital—all others were dismantled in the early 1990s.
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The stone stele, crowned with a star, bears the inscription: “Glory to the Soviet soldiers-liberators.” Until 1958, there was a military burial site here, which was later moved to the Kerepesi Cemetery.
Today, it is the only surviving monument to Soviet soldiers in the Hungarian capital—all others were dismantled in the early 1990s.
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