The demolished property in Mymensingh belongs to the Bangladesh government while the filmmaker's ancestral house in the same ...

India urges Bangladesh to reconsider demolishing Satyajit Ray's ancestral property, offering help to preserve it as a ...

Elsewhere in Bangladesh, legitimate heritage structures have been lost. That reality demands vigilance, legal enforcement, and societal appreciation of our shared past ...

The Government of Bangladesh on Thursday (July 17) denied reports that a historic property linked to iconic Bengali filmmaker ...

The house over 100 years old and is located on Harikishore Ray Chowdhury Road in Mymensingh that hold the rich legacy of the ...

Bangladeshi authorities have halted the demolition of legendary Indian filmmaker Satyajit Ray’s ancestral home in Mymensingh, ...

Demolition of Satyajit Ray's ancestral home in Mymensingh, Bangladesh, has halted after Indian government intervention. The ...

Bangladesh denies claims that a dilapidated house in Mymensingh is linked to filmmaker Satyajit Ray. India has sought to ...

Bangladesh denies demolishing Satyajit Ray's ancestral home, calling media reports 'inaccurate'; new construction to continue ...

The Indian government had recently suggested that Bangladesh ‘reconsider the demolition’ of Satyajit Ray’s ancestral home and ...

The structure in question stands at Harikishore Roy Road in Mymensingh. The land was officially allocated in 2008 to the Bangladesh Shishu Academy, under the Ministry of Women and Children Affairs.

Bangladesh clarified that a house in Mymensingh, alleged to be linked to Satyajit Ray, has no connection to the filmmaker.