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Happy Labor Day to workers of every field. The world is built on their contribution and all of them deserve equal respect from us. On International labour day we pay our respects to all the working people of the world. We remember with reverence. Our humble tribute to the sacrifices of the working people in the world on the May Day. We Armsa Group, Let’s celebrate the labor that build up this great land. From field to field. Desk to desk. They built it hand in hand.

Wishing everyone a Happy Bangla New Year 1431. (Pohela Boishakh) The traditional greeting for Bengal New Year is 'Shubho Nabobarsho' which means 'Happy New Year'. Bengal New Year, also known as 'Pohela Boishakh' is the first day in the Bengal calendar. Pohela means ‘first’ and Boishakh is first month of the Bengal calendar.

As Bengal New Year is based on a solar calendar it occurs on 14 April in the Gregorian calendar each year. It is an optional public holiday in Bangladesh and may be celebrated by Bengali communities all over the world. Traditions of Bengal new Year. Mughal Emperor Akbar introduced the Bengali calendar in 1556 (Gregorian calendar). Bengal New Year is celebrated at the time as many other new year’s in the region.

As with other new year’s traditions in the region. Bengali families clean their house and decorate them with colourful called alpana. This is intended to bring good luck and fortune to the household in the coming year. Bengali people different followers of different religions in different ways are celebrate their new year. For celebrating Bengal new year’s traditions National Holiday in Bangladesh and Regional Holiday in India.