Tāngāil
Tāngāil is a town in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Catholic jurisdiction: Latin — Diocese of Mymensingh
About Tāngāil
Tāngāil is located in the Dhaka region of Bangladesh. It is part of the country's densely populated central area, with Dhaka being the capital city. The town is situated within the larger geographic context of Bangladesh, a country in South Asia.
Tāngāil is notable for its community and economic activities. As a town in the Dhaka region, it contributes to the local economy and culture. The town's character is shaped by its location and the people who live there.
Tāngāil's civic information, including rules, fees, transport, and local services, is collected and verified against official sources. This information is useful for residents and visitors alike, providing a comprehensive understanding of the town's practical aspects.
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Notable people from Tāngāil
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Abu Sayeed Chowdhury1921–1987Bangladeshi jurist and politician (1921–1987)- SShajahan Siraj1943–2020Bangladeshi politician
Syed Nawab Ali Chowdhury1863–1929Nawab of Dhanbari of Tangail in East Bengal (1863-1929) (r. 1911-1929)- NNazmul Hossain Milonb. 1987Bangladeshi cricketer
- RRafiq Azad1943–2016Bangladeshi poet
Adnan Al Rajeevb. 1987Bangladeshi director, producer and scriptwriter
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