PM Unveils Special Stamp for National Rural Development Day 2026

Rtv News

Publish : 05 Jul 2026, 04:13 PM

Prime Minister unveils a commemorative postage stamp on the occasion of the National Rural Development Day 2026. -PMO Photo

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on Sunday unveiled a commemorative postage stamp marking National Rural Development Day 2026.

The day is scheduled to be observed on Monday under the focal theme 'Developed Villages, Prosperous Nation; Bangladesh First'.

To mark the occasion, the Prime Minister formally released a BDT 10 commemorative postage stamp, along with a first-day cover and a BDT 5 data card, according to a press release issued by his press wing.

The unveiling ceremony took place at his office in the Secretariat around 9:30 am.

Govt Bans Use of PM’s Photo on Official Banners, Billboards and Festoons

The event was attended by Local Government, Rural Development and Cooperatives Minister Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, State Minister Mir Shahe Alam, and the Secretary of the Local Government, Rural Development and Cooperatives Ministry, Md Shahidul Hasan.

Every year, Bangladesh Post issues a special commemorative postage stamp, first-day cover, and data card to mark National Rural Development Day.

This annual initiative aims to formally recognise the significant contribution of rural development to the nation's overall economy, while simultaneously working to raise public awareness about the core importance and significance of the day.

Follow google news channel to get RTV news Google News

Related More News

Bodies of 7 Bangladeshis Killed in Saudi Arabia Fire Arrive Home

The bodies of the remaining seven Bangladeshi workers killed in a sofa factory fire in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, have arrived in Bangladesh.

Decision on Minimum Wage Board for Garment Workers Coming Sunday

The decision to form a minimum wage board for garment workers will be taken this coming Sunday (November 1), Minister for Labor and Employment Ariful Haque Chowdhury has announced.

159 Saudi-Bound Flights Canceled, Nearly 23,000 Passengers Suffer

Flights operating on the Dhaka–Saudi Arabia route have been severely disrupted due to restrictions imposed at Saudi airports following attacks on the Middle Eastern nation's aviation facilities.

PM’s Japan Visit Strengthens Development, Investment Partnership: Humaiun

Tokyo has reaffirmed its commitment to continued development assistance to Bangladesh, while opening prospects for greater private investment and human resource development during Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's four-day official visit to Japan said State Minister for Foreign Affairs Humaiun Kobir.

Biman Forms Probe Committee over Technical Fault on PM's Flight

Biman Bangladesh Airlines has formed a four- member committee to investigate a technical fault on its Narita-Dhaka flight carrying the Prime Minister and his entourage on October 29.