Bangabandhu satelite successful on the broadcast

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Bangabandhu satellite-1 was exhibited by the successful broadcast of South Africa's top football competition clean championship.

On Tuesday (September 04th), BTV and Chaanel Nine broadcast live broadcast of this Clear Football through Bangabandhu Satellite.

Postal, Telecommunication and Information Technology Minister Mustafa Jabbar said, "Bangabandhu satellites are very successful in the first test. It is working without any kind of defect. Before the official transfer, we got its service. 'Today is a day of pride for Bengali win. On 14 June, 1975 Bangabandhu inaugurated the country's first independent Bangladesh Earth Space Station by inaugurating the country's first ground satellite station. In 1997, Sheikh Hasina took the job of setting up a satellite in space. Today, whose benefit is visible. '

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has seen the broadcast of BTV. He praised the quality of the film on the broadcast. The competition will continue until September 15. At this time, at least 20 private satellite televisions will be conducted through bangabandhu satellites, Bangladesh Communication Satellite Company Limited (BCSCL) said.

Private television channel Nine has been responsible for the production of Clear Championship. Basically they will be given to the private television channels with the BCSCL feed from them.

According to the source, BCSCL says, Bangabandhu satellite-1 has reached the space and has performed well. The opportunity to convey a message to the SAARC region using the Bangabandhu Satellite-1, focusing on a big occasion like a clean championship.

The country's first satellite launched in Cape Carnival on May 11. The cost of launching satellites with all the cost was Tk 2,765 crore The Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC), the launching agency, estimates the cost will come up in the next 7 years. Meanwhile, a number of ministries of government have shown interest in connecting this satellite. In addition, they have sent letters to 45 ministries and departments to take service from the satellite.