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25 Nov 2025

AQABA, JORDAN - OCTOBER 25: A view of Sheikh Zayed Mosque, a prominent Islamic landmark completed in 2012, is seen in Aqaba, Aqaba Governorate, Jordan, on October 25, 2025.

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#6107924

20 Oct 2020

Shilo Shiv Suleman-street artist and founder 'The Fearless Collective' along with Chintan, an environmental research group organized an event for essential workers belonging to Dalit and Muslim community who work as waste-pickers in Delhi on completion of a mural on the facade of a Jor Bagh apartment building on October 20, 2020 in New Delhi, India. The Fearless Collective was started by Suleman in 2012, to create public art interventions with women & misrepresented communities across the world.

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20 Oct 2020

Shilo Shiv Suleman-street artist and founder 'The Fearless Collective' along with Chintan, an environmental research group organized an event for essential workers belonging to Dalit and Muslim community who work as waste-pickers in Delhi on completion of a mural on the facade of a Jor Bagh apartment building on October 20, 2020 in New Delhi, India. The Fearless Collective was started by Suleman in 2012, to create public art interventions with women & misrepresented communities across the world.

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20 Oct 2020

Shilo Shiv Suleman-street artist and founder 'The Fearless Collective' along with Chintan, an environmental research group organized an event for essential workers belonging to Dalit and Muslim community who work as waste-pickers in Delhi on completion of a mural on the facade of a Jor Bagh apartment building on October 20, 2020 in New Delhi, India. The Fearless Collective was started by Suleman in 2012, to create public art interventions with women & misrepresented communities across the world.

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20 Oct 2020

Shilo Shiv Suleman-street artist and founder 'The Fearless Collective' along with Chintan, an environmental research group organized an event for essential workers belonging to Dalit and Muslim community who work as waste-pickers in Delhi on completion of a mural on the facade of a Jor Bagh apartment building on October 20, 2020 in New Delhi, India. The Fearless Collective was started by Suleman in 2012, to create public art interventions with women & misrepresented communities across the world.

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#6107932

20 Oct 2020

Shilo Shiv Suleman-street artist and founder 'The Fearless Collective' along with Chintan, an environmental research group organized an event for essential workers belonging to Dalit and Muslim community who work as waste-pickers in Delhi on completion of a mural on the facade of a Jor Bagh apartment building on October 20, 2020 in New Delhi, India. The Fearless Collective was started by Suleman in 2012, to create public art interventions with women & misrepresented communities across the world.

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#6107934

20 Oct 2020

Shilo Shiv Suleman-street artist and founder 'The Fearless Collective' along with Chintan, an environmental research group organized an event for essential workers belonging to Dalit and Muslim community who work as waste-pickers in Delhi on completion of a mural on the facade of a Jor Bagh apartment building on October 20, 2020 in New Delhi, India. The Fearless Collective was started by Suleman in 2012, to create public art interventions with women & misrepresented communities across the world.

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#2356860

4 Dec 2017

Flight Lieutenant Tamanna-E-Lutfy (left) and Flight Lieutenant Nayma Haque are poses for photo at Dhaka cantonment in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on December 4, 2017. Bangladesh’s first ever female military pilots have joined the peacekeeping mission of United Nations in Congo, the defence ministry said today.In a press release of the Inter Services Public Relations, it declared the deployment of Flight Lieutenant Nayma Haque and Flight Lieutenant Tamanna-E-Lutfy. The two pilots were selected considering all the professional risks and challenges and after necessary selection process of Bangladesh Air Force. After completing 65 hours of basic helicopter conversion training, they performed duties in different operational squadron of Bangladesh Air Force, the press release said. Flight Lieutenant Tamanna, a student of BAF Shaheen College, was born in June 05, 1993 in Jessore. She was commissioned on December 1, 2012. Flight Lieutenant Nayma, student of Holy Cross College, was born on April 20, 1990 in Dhaka. She was commissioned on December 1, 2011.

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#2356861

4 Dec 2017

Flight Lieutenant Tamanna-E-Lutfy (left) and Flight Lieutenant Nayma Haque are poses for photo at Dhaka cantonment in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on December 4, 2017. Bangladesh’s first ever female military pilots have joined the peacekeeping mission of United Nations in Congo, the defence ministry said today.In a press release of the Inter Services Public Relations, it declared the deployment of Flight Lieutenant Nayma Haque and Flight Lieutenant Tamanna-E-Lutfy. The two pilots were selected considering all the professional risks and challenges and after necessary selection process of Bangladesh Air Force. After completing 65 hours of basic helicopter conversion training, they performed duties in different operational squadron of Bangladesh Air Force, the press release said. Flight Lieutenant Tamanna, a student of BAF Shaheen College, was born in June 05, 1993 in Jessore. She was commissioned on December 1, 2012. Flight Lieutenant Nayma, student of Holy Cross College, was born on April 20, 1990 in Dhaka. She was commissioned on December 1, 2011.

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#2356862

4 Dec 2017

Flight Lieutenant Tamanna-E-Lutfy (left) and Flight Lieutenant Nayma Haque are poses for photo at Dhaka cantonment in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on December 4, 2017. Bangladesh’s first ever female military pilots have joined the peacekeeping mission of United Nations in Congo, the defence ministry said today.In a press release of the Inter Services Public Relations, it declared the deployment of Flight Lieutenant Nayma Haque and Flight Lieutenant Tamanna-E-Lutfy. The two pilots were selected considering all the professional risks and challenges and after necessary selection process of Bangladesh Air Force. After completing 65 hours of basic helicopter conversion training, they performed duties in different operational squadron of Bangladesh Air Force, the press release said. Flight Lieutenant Tamanna, a student of BAF Shaheen College, was born in June 05, 1993 in Jessore. She was commissioned on December 1, 2012. Flight Lieutenant Nayma, student of Holy Cross College, was born on April 20, 1990 in Dhaka. She was commissioned on December 1, 2011.

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#2356870

4 Dec 2017

Flight Lieutenant Tamanna-E-Lutfy (left) and Flight Lieutenant Nayma Haque are poses for photo at Dhaka cantonment in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on December 4, 2017. Bangladesh’s first ever female military pilots have joined the peacekeeping mission of United Nations in Congo, the defence ministry said today.In a press release of the Inter Services Public Relations, it declared the deployment of Flight Lieutenant Nayma Haque and Flight Lieutenant Tamanna-E-Lutfy. The two pilots were selected considering all the professional risks and challenges and after necessary selection process of Bangladesh Air Force. After completing 65 hours of basic helicopter conversion training, they performed duties in different operational squadron of Bangladesh Air Force, the press release said. Flight Lieutenant Tamanna, a student of BAF Shaheen College, was born in June 05, 1993 in Jessore. She was commissioned on December 1, 2012. Flight Lieutenant Nayma, student of Holy Cross College, was born on April 20, 1990 in Dhaka. She was commissioned on December 1, 2011.

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#2356872

4 Dec 2017

Flight Lieutenant Tamanna-E-Lutfy (left) and Flight Lieutenant Nayma Haque are poses for photo at Dhaka cantonment in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on December 4, 2017. Bangladesh’s first ever female military pilots have joined the peacekeeping mission of United Nations in Congo, the defence ministry said today.In a press release of the Inter Services Public Relations, it declared the deployment of Flight Lieutenant Nayma Haque and Flight Lieutenant Tamanna-E-Lutfy. The two pilots were selected considering all the professional risks and challenges and after necessary selection process of Bangladesh Air Force. After completing 65 hours of basic helicopter conversion training, they performed duties in different operational squadron of Bangladesh Air Force, the press release said. Flight Lieutenant Tamanna, a student of BAF Shaheen College, was born in June 05, 1993 in Jessore. She was commissioned on December 1, 2012. Flight Lieutenant Nayma, student of Holy Cross College, was born on April 20, 1990 in Dhaka. She was commissioned on December 1, 2011.

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#2356875

4 Dec 2017

Flight Lieutenant Tamanna-E-Lutfy (left) and Flight Lieutenant Nayma Haque are poses for photo at Dhaka cantonment in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on December 4, 2017. Bangladesh’s first ever female military pilots have joined the peacekeeping mission of United Nations in Congo, the defence ministry said today.In a press release of the Inter Services Public Relations, it declared the deployment of Flight Lieutenant Nayma Haque and Flight Lieutenant Tamanna-E-Lutfy. The two pilots were selected considering all the professional risks and challenges and after necessary selection process of Bangladesh Air Force. After completing 65 hours of basic helicopter conversion training, they performed duties in different operational squadron of Bangladesh Air Force, the press release said. Flight Lieutenant Tamanna, a student of BAF Shaheen College, was born in June 05, 1993 in Jessore. She was commissioned on December 1, 2012. Flight Lieutenant Nayma, student of Holy Cross College, was born on April 20, 1990 in Dhaka. She was commissioned on December 1, 2011.

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4 Dec 2017

Flight Lieutenant Tamanna-E-Lutfy (left) and Flight Lieutenant Nayma Haque are poses for photo at Dhaka cantonment in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on December 4, 2017. Bangladesh’s first ever female military pilots have joined the peacekeeping mission of United Nations in Congo, the defence ministry said today.In a press release of the Inter Services Public Relations, it declared the deployment of Flight Lieutenant Nayma Haque and Flight Lieutenant Tamanna-E-Lutfy. The two pilots were selected considering all the professional risks and challenges and after necessary selection process of Bangladesh Air Force. After completing 65 hours of basic helicopter conversion training, they performed duties in different operational squadron of Bangladesh Air Force, the press release said. Flight Lieutenant Tamanna, a student of BAF Shaheen College, was born in June 05, 1993 in Jessore. She was commissioned on December 1, 2012. Flight Lieutenant Nayma, student of Holy Cross College, was born on April 20, 1990 in Dhaka. She was commissioned on December 1, 2011.

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4 Dec 2017

Flight Lieutenant Tamanna-E-Lutfy (left) and Flight Lieutenant Nayma Haque are poses for photo at Dhaka cantonment in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on December 4, 2017. Bangladesh’s first ever female military pilots have joined the peacekeeping mission of United Nations in Congo, the defence ministry said today.In a press release of the Inter Services Public Relations, it declared the deployment of Flight Lieutenant Nayma Haque and Flight Lieutenant Tamanna-E-Lutfy. The two pilots were selected considering all the professional risks and challenges and after necessary selection process of Bangladesh Air Force. After completing 65 hours of basic helicopter conversion training, they performed duties in different operational squadron of Bangladesh Air Force, the press release said. Flight Lieutenant Tamanna, a student of BAF Shaheen College, was born in June 05, 1993 in Jessore. She was commissioned on December 1, 2012. Flight Lieutenant Nayma, student of Holy Cross College, was born on April 20, 1990 in Dhaka. She was commissioned on December 1, 2011.

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4 Dec 2017

Flight Lieutenant Tamanna-E-Lutfy (left) and Flight Lieutenant Nayma Haque are poses for photo at Dhaka cantonment in Dhaka, Bangladesh, on December 4, 2017. Bangladesh’s first ever female military pilots have joined the peacekeeping mission of United Nations in Congo, the defence ministry said today.In a press release of the Inter Services Public Relations, it declared the deployment of Flight Lieutenant Nayma Haque and Flight Lieutenant Tamanna-E-Lutfy. The two pilots were selected considering all the professional risks and challenges and after necessary selection process of Bangladesh Air Force. After completing 65 hours of basic helicopter conversion training, they performed duties in different operational squadron of Bangladesh Air Force, the press release said. Flight Lieutenant Tamanna, a student of BAF Shaheen College, was born in June 05, 1993 in Jessore. She was commissioned on December 1, 2012. Flight Lieutenant Nayma, student of Holy Cross College, was born on April 20, 1990 in Dhaka. She was commissioned on December 1, 2011.

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