its a missing historical place .we discover some past place which is destroy by present time . is a historical place

1. KATRA IS THE HISTORICIAL IN
DHAKA AT LAL-BAGH
PRESENTATION

2. PRESENTATION SUBJECT
1. INTRODUCTION ABOUT OUR GROUP
2. DISCESS ABOUT OUR GROUP PHOTOS
3. WHY WE CHOICE THIS PLACE
4. WHY THE PLACE IS HISTORICAL
5. PRESANT INFORMATION ABOUT KATRA
6. LAST TIME FOR QUESTION………..

3. INFORMATION ABOUT OUR Group
members
NAME :KAZI IQBAL HOSSIN
TUSHAR
STUDENT AT UTTARA
UNNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF FASHION DESIGN
AND TECHNOLAGY
ID NO:2163401030
BATCH :13TH
NAME :IKRAMUL HASAN SHAKIL
STUDENT AT UTTARA
UNNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF FASHION
DESIGN AND TECHNOLAGY
ID NO:2163401027
BATCH :13TH

4. PRESENTATION submit
 SUBMITTED TO :
 HAFSANA YESMIN
 SENIOR LECTURE
 UTTARA UNIVERSITY
 DEPARTMENT OF FASHION DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY
 DHAKA – 1230
 SUBMITTED DATE : 10/03/2017

5. PLACE INFORMATION
 Boro (great) Katra: .IT IS SITUATED TO THE SOUTH OF CHOWK BAZAAR CLOSE
TO THE NORTH BANK OT THE RIVER OF BURIGANGA . EMPEROR SHAHJAHAN’S
SON SHAH SHUJA’S BUILT THIS KATRA IN (1643-46) AND PLANTED TO MAKE IT
HIS OWN PALACE.THE KATRA HAS 22 ROOM ON ALL OF ITS FOUE SIDES
BEFORE AFTER

6. PLACE INFORMATION
 Choto KATRA (small ONE)
 Subehdar Shayesta Khan constructed the ‘Choto Katra’ in 1663. The
Katra is rectangular in plan: 101m x 92m. There are two gateways,
one to the north and the other to the south. Inside, there is a tomb of
Champa Bibi, but there is no correct history regarding her identity.
Choto Katra is situated about 200 yards east of the Boro (great)
Kätra. This is slightly smaller than the Boro Katra but is similar in
plan.
 BEFORE AFTER

7. GROUP PHOTO
Cohto katra main get………….
The gateway structure is rectangular with lofty height and its front
is projected towards the river

8. GROUP PHOTO
 Boro katra main gat ……………..
 Because Boro Katra: a lost heritage in our country. So we want it
is show up to our todays people & foreigner.

9. GROUP PHOTO
 We are center on boto katra main get
 The katra may have originated form arabic word katra which
means colonnaded building
 The katra may have originated form arabic word katra which
means colonnaded building
 ………

10. Dhaka, the capital of
Bangladesh, well known
as city of fine muslin,
mosques and rickshaws
has a fairly long history
of evolution. Before it
rose into prominence as
Mughal capital of Bengal
in 17th century and
urban & commercial
centre, it was under the
Sultanates from 14
century. It came under
British control in 1757.
Dhaka with passage of
time testify different
faces of history.

11. A Persian stone engraving confirms that Shah Shuja gave the building to Mir
Abul Qasim to be used as a Kätra on the condition that the officials in charge
of the endowments (waqf) should not take any rent from any destitute
people staying within it. Following the traditional pattern of the caravan-sarai
of Central Asia, the Bara Katra was highly fortified and was embellished with
all the features of the imperial Mughal style.

12. Dhaka became prominent as a provincial capital of the Mughal empire in
the 17th century and was a major centre of trade It was brought under
Islamic rule by the 13th century, first by the Delhi Sultanate then by the
independent sultans of Bengal, after which it was taken by the Mughals in
1608.
BORO KATRA OUT LOOK COHOTO KATRA OUT LOOK

13. ……. Thanks to all …….