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Tuesday | November 03, 2026 | Dhaka

Christian devotees light candles and lay flowers on loved ones’ graves on All Souls’ Day, cherishing their memories through prayers and quiet reflection. The photo was taken at Tejgaon Church on Monday.

 New Nation
 Published: 12:03 AM, 03 November 2026
Christian devotees light candles and lay flowers on loved ones’ graves on All Souls’ Day, cherishing their memories through prayers and quiet reflection. The photo was taken at Tejgaon Church on Monday.