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Starting from October 30, Sumi will commence her journey by flying to Denmark. Following the conclusion of the conference in Norway, she will participate in several meetings in Finland to address climate change issues.

The music industry in Bangladesh observed a comparatively successful year, in comparison to the pandemic-induced 2020 and 2021. Returning to the full normalcy from the virtual events, this year was warmly greeted with several in-person concerts and programmes from the very beginning.

"Nodi Rocks", a first of its kind initiative by Salt Creatives, was launched on February 22 through a virtual event. The key objective of the project is to use music as a powerful tool to promote riverine beauty and raise awareness of climate change among the youth. Seven popular bands of the country are associated with "Nodi Rocks". Students of Jahangirnagar University (JU)

To celebrate the undeniable links among climate, river, music, and youth, the second concert of "Nodi Rocks" is set to enthrall music lovers today at the Jahangirnagar University's (JU) Mukta Mancha.

New Age, a Dhaka-based leading English language daily newspaper, is a major source of news of Bangladesh and international affairs

New Age, a Dhaka-based leading English language daily newspaper, is a major source of news of Bangladesh and international affairs

"Nodi Rocks", a first of its kind initiative to save the rivers of Bangladesh by Salt Creatives, has won the Bangladesh Brand Forum Award in the Social and Native categories. The award giving ceremony was held in a Five Star hotel on Saturday.

For the first time in the country, Salt Creatives has taken this ground breaking initiative by uniting climate, rivers, youth and music with the slogan “Jolbayu bachate cholo nodir kachey jai” with the thoughts of Sharmin Sultana Sumi. The flamboyant project was inaugurated on Tuesday, 22 February, with a virtual event