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English Bheramara
Bheramara holds the shrine of Hazrat Solaiman Shah Chishti and the three-domed mosque known as the Gayebi Mosque. No definitive history of the name survives; legend has it that sheep were once reared here in great numbers, and that in British times over a hundred sheep were run over and killed together by a train near Bheramara station — the area was then named after the sheep (bhera) to keep that tradition alive.
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The Juniadah Jama Masjid at Khondokarpara of Juniadah union in Bheramara upazila of Kushtia district is a superb example of ancient architecture. Its architectural art and exquisite construction technique still attract everyone.
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The leaf of the betel vine is called betel leaf, and it is chewed. Betel leaf is a very familiar item in Bangladesh. It is usually taken into the mouth and chewed after eating something. Offering betel leaf when entertaining guests, or at the conversation table of a meeting, is an old custom of our country.
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Graced by nature's exquisite beauty on the banks of the Padma, Bheramara and Paksey, at the gateway of the southern region, have turned into a delightful landscape for excursions. Here, the melody of the beautiful Padma's waves, the belt of green all around and the touch of the stirring breeze fill the heart. Likewise, this area holds history and ancient monuments, along with the Hardinge Bridge, the country's largest railway bridge of the early twentieth century, and the Lalon Shah Bridge, the country's second largest.
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Hasanul Haq Inu (born 12 November 1946) is Bangladesh's incumbent Information Minister. He is a Bangladeshi politician and the leader of a faction of the Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal (JSD). He is one of the leaders of the Awami League-led 14-party alliance. He played an important role by taking an active part in Bangladesh's Liberation War. He was also a noted footballer of the 1960s. His home is in Bheramara, Kushtia.
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On 12 December 1971, under the joint pincer attack of the freedom fighters and the allied forces, the Pakistani invading forces along with their local collaborators of this country retreated. On the night of 11 December, defeated, the Pakistani invaders hurled mines (bombs) on the Bheramara-Paksey Hardinge Bridge, badly damaging span 12 of the Hardinge Bridge, and fled across the Padma river; on 12 December this town became free of the enemy. Bheramara upazila of Kushtia was under Sector 8 of the Liberation War.
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The river's name is Hisna. At one time it was directly connected with the Padma. In truth the Padma is its mother. When a river stretches out its child's wanderings, both banks of its course then take on a tempestuous form. The immense erosion of some part of its course swells its body; then, cleaving through that swollen part, it extends its branches and offshoots. The Hisna, too, was at one time a direct branch river of the Padma. Though now there is no way of telling from looking at it that it was ever a river. Thousands of sails have flown over its breast as well.
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Solaiman Shah was a spiritual sage. The mazar of Solaiman Shah is at Golapnagar in Bheramara upazila of Kushtia. For his life and works, the spiritual sage Solaiman Shah still lives among thousands of devotees. That is why every year Golapnagar resounds with the footsteps of millions of devotees.
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Bheramara is widely known as one of the most important upazila headquarters in Bangladesh. The Bheramara upazila headquarters is located 23 kilometres north-west of the Kushtia district town. On its 153.72 square kilometres of land, the Bheramara upazila is home to 175,480 people, of whom 90,700 are men and 84,780 are women.