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Revision as of 01:55, 3 December 2024
Welcome to Bhikitia
It is an open encyclopedia, that anyone can edit.
1,316 articles and 10,906 pages in English Bhikitia.
Bhikitia about
Bhikitia is an independent, multilingual online encyclopedia founded in Bangladesh in October 2024. Its English and Bengali editions connect readers with knowledge about people, places, history, culture, science, and ideas.
Our purpose
We aim to make knowledge more accessible and bring regional stories and expertise to a wider audience. Bhikitia’s direction is international, while its Bengali edition remains an important part of its origins.
Explore the encyclopedia
- English edition — discover articles and search the encyclopedia.
- Bengali edition — explore Bhikitia in Bengali.
- Live site statistics — view MediaWiki’s current article, edit, and user counts.
Participate
Readers can suggest corrections, share sources, and contact the team about contributing. See reporting an error or contact Bhikitia.
Partnerships
We welcome enquiries about education, culture, community initiatives, and technology collaboration. Please contact us with a brief description of your proposal.
Further information
- Editions and projects
- Leadership and governance — consult the dates shown on that page when reading its leadership list.
- Privacy policy
- General disclaimer
- Encyclopedia article about Bhikitia
Do you know?
- ... Did you know that the Sundarbans in Bangladesh is the largest mangrove forest in the world and a UNESCO World Heritage Site?
- ... Bangladesh is known as the Land of Rivers, with over 700 rivers flowing through the country.
- ... The Royal Bengal Tiger, an iconic symbol of Bangladesh, is found in the Sundarbans.
- ... Bangladesh is the second-largest producer of jute in the world, often called the "Golden Fiber."
- ... The Padma Bridge, inaugurated in 2022, is the largest bridge in Bangladesh, connecting the country's southwest with the rest of the nation.
- ... The Bangladesh National Museum in Dhaka showcases the rich history and culture of the country, including artifacts dating back thousands of years.
- ... Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh has the longest unbroken sea beach in the world, stretching over 120 km.
- ... Bangladesh's Victory Day on December 16 celebrates its independence from Pakistan in 1971.
- ... The country's national game is Kabaddi, a traditional sport played across villages and cities.
- ... Bangladesh is famous for its delicious sweets, especially Rasgulla and Sandesh.
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