The Embassy of Bangladesh in Kathmandu observed the National Revolution and Solidarity Day on Saturday, marking the historical events of November 7, 1975, and reflecting on their significance in the country's political history.The programme began with the hoisting of the national flag at the embassy premises in the presence of a large number of expatriate Bangladeshis. Later, a programme was held at the embassy auditorium, featuring the national anthems of Bangladesh and Nepal, a discussion session and special prayers. Messages issued by the President and the Prime Minister on the occasion were read out. Two documentaries highlighting the historical background and significance of the day were also screened. During the discussion, speakers highlighted the historical importance of November 7, its contribution to the nation-building process and its place in Bangladesh's political history.They recalled the role of Shaheed President Ziaur Rahman in restoring multiparty democracy, freedom of expression and freedom of the press. The speakers also underscored his contributions to upholding national unity, sovereignty and the people's collective aspirations for independence and democratic progress. The programme concluded with special prayers seeking eternal peace for the departed souls of the martyrs and continued peace and prosperity for Bangladesh.