At the end of Chaitra, Bangla new year 1425 appeared on the banks of the leaves. The festival of Baishakh and the festival of the year was celebrated nationwide throughout the year. In the joy of celebrating the happiness of the nation, the Bangladeshi expatriates in Bangladesh have come up with the same enthusiasm as the biggest celebration of the Bangalee nation is Paishra Baishakh. In the last 26 years, Australia's Sydney has become the country's biggest Boishakhi Fair this year. Today, Saturday's Pahela Baishakh has a great weekend because it has a weekend holiday in the fair. Bangla anniversary and Baishakhi fairs are held at the famous ANZ Olympic Stadium in Sydney.
Sydney's sunshine jumble begins in the middle of the morning celebrations through the march rallies. Hundreds of Bengalis took part in the Baishakhi decorations in the procession to celebrate the good feeling in the face and mask of the drum. Sydney's Olympic Park is set to start festivities in red and white colors. The billboards were set up in Bengal and English on Sydney's main street in the campaign of the fair. The fair was inaugurated in the afternoon before noon. Bangladesh President on the occasion of the fair. Abdul Hamid and Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull provided special messages. In the message, President Abdul Hamid favors overall welfare of the expatriate Bengalis. Prime Minister Turnbull thanked the expatriate Bangalees for holding Swadesi culture in his message.
