Examples of 'tangail' in a sentence
Meaning of "tangail"
Tangail is an adjective used to describe something that is related to or characteristic of Tangail, a city in Bangladesh
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Tangail has a tropical climate.
The main city of the district is Tangail.
Tangail Saris are famous at home and abroad.
It is the principal station of the city of Tangail.
This traditional saree is produced in Tangail district and is named after the place.
A Para battalion would be air dropped in Tangail.
The weavers of this Tangail cloths are the successors of the famous Muslin weavers.
All shops has been transferred to Tangail city.
South Tangail seat remained vacant.
Both are sexworker in the Kandapara brothel in Tangail.
Tangail Saree of Bangladesh has a good reputation throughout the world.
He and his unit fought mostly in Tangail District.
Tangail List of medical colleges in Bangladesh.
Karatia is the suburb of Tangail.
The main town of Tangail District is the district town Tangail.
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A new date for by election was declared for South Tangail.
Tangail was made a separate district due to suppress Mymensingh District 's dominion.
Khan was born in Tangail.
Tangail Airport is an airstrip in Tangail city, Bangladesh.
It is a suburb of Tangail.
Tangail was a popular local business centre since the early 19th century.
GMB Akash is sitting with one of the many sisters from the Tangail brothel.
Tangail Medical College is a government medical college in Bangladesh, established in 2014.
It is main urban area of Tangail District.
He was promoted to deputy inspector general as posted in Police Training Centre in Tangail.
For the district, see Tangail District.
Before the Liberation War, some educational institutions were established by notable persons of Tangail.
Dhaka - Tangail road.
The militia operated against the Pakistan Army in Tangail zone.
Until around the 1980s, launches and big boats carrying merchandise anchored at Tangail.
Akhbare Islamia was a historic journal published from Tangail District.
Nasir started her career in 1951 as a lecturer in English at Kumudini College, Tangail.
Initially, three pilot kiosks were set up in Tangail district.
In continuation of this, on 26 April, Muslim League-backed candidate Shamsul Haq won a by-election in Tangail.
A village Internet program was piloted in Madhupur, Tangail district.
It is situated 66 km north of Tangail.
