Films including 'People Who Fought for Us' and 'Digital Security Act: Story of Mushtaq Ahmed' will be screened at important places across Bangladesh on Sunday to commemorate the July Uprising.
Rallies and cultural programmes will be organized at Mirpur 10 and Basila in Dhaka to remember the martyrs as part of the July revival programme.
To mark the 'Genocide and Student Resistance Day' on July 20, music videos themed 'Deshta Tomar Baper Naki' (Is the country your father's country?) will be circulated widely on social media platforms.
According to the programme, part-6 of the documentary 'Testimony of a Martyr's Family' will be broadcast on the day and a video of the memoirs of a July warrior will be shared.
These programmes will be broadcasted through the Facebook pages and YouTube channels of all ministries and departments, as well as other online platforms. The video links will also be sent directly to mobile users via SMS.
Additionally, a special Qawwali evening will be held on Sunday with Urdu-speaking Bangladeshis in Mohammadpur in the capital.