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WeDNeSDAY, APRIl 28, 2021

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Narail Superintendent of Police Prabir Kumar Roy PPM as the chief guest addressed a view

exchange meeting in Narail on Tuesday.

Photo: Humaun Kabir

View exchange meeting

to control crime held

in narail

huMaun kaBIR, naRaIl CoRRespondent

a view exchange meeting was held in narail

to control crime. narail superintendent of

police prabir kumar Roy ppM addressed the

meeting as the chief guest organized by the

district police at police lines on tuesday.

during the time, additional

superintendent of police tanzila siddique,

additional superintendent of police Riaz,

district awami league president advocate

subash Chandra Bose, General secretary

nizam uddin khan nilu, narail-2 Mp

Mashrafe Bin Mortaza's father Golam

Mortaza swapan, sadar upazila awami

league president advocate achin kumar

Chakraborty, narail Municipality Mayor

anjuman ara, kalia Municipality Mayor

ahiduzzaman Rahman hirapi, Bir

Chairman ujjwal sheikh, lahuria up

Chairman dawood hossain and Mulia up

Chairman Rabindranath adhikari were also

present at the occasion.

Relief materials were distributed among the poor and helpless in Pirganj

on Tuesday.

Photo: Bishnu Roy

Relief given by the Prime Minister has been distributed among the poor and

helpless families of the municipal area at the initiative of Joypurhat

Municipality and District Administration on Monday. Photo: Masrakul Alom

MasRakul aloM, JoypuRhat

CoRRespondent

Relief given by the prime

Minister has been

distributed among the poor

and helpless families of the

municipal area at the

initiative of Joypurhat

Municipality and district

administration.

deputy Commissioner

shariful Islam distributed

relief as the chief guest at the

Relief distributed

among helpless

families in Joypurhat

Circuit house ground on

Monday afternoon.

Joypurhat Municipal Mayor

Mostafizur Rahman Mostaq

presided over the meeting

while among others, district

Council Chairman and

district awami league

president arifur Rahman

Rocket, additional deputy

Commissioner

Moniruzaman, district

awami league General

secretary Zakir hossain,

sadar upazila parishad

Chairman sM solaiman ali,

upazila nirbahi officer

arafat hossain and others.

on the occasion, 500

families were given 10 kg of

rice and 3 kg of potatoes.

Relief materials

distributed

among poor

people in pirganj

BIshnu Roy, pIRGanJ CoRRespondent

Relief materials including

vermicelli, sugar and milk

have been distributed

among the poor and helpless

in pirganj of thakurgaon.

on the occasion of eid-ul-

Fitr under the banner of

Banuapara Manab kalyan

sangha, a joint arrangement

of local army members and

BGB members, the

programme was held at east

Mallikpur primary

Government school

premises on tuesday

afternoon.

during the time, upazila

Chairman akhtarul Islam,

upazila nirbahi officer

Rezaul karim, daulatpur up

Chairman kartik Chandra

Roy, Banuapara Manab

kalyan sangha president

and army Member khazir

uddin hasan, BGB Member

Belal hossain, BGB Member

Mizanur Rahman, army

Member Raju parvez, and

army Member Mofassel

hossain were among others

present at the occasion.

Foundation stone

of Muktijoddha

Memorial Museum

laid in panchagarh

panChaGaRh: the

foundation stone of

Muktijoddha Memorial

Museum has been laid at the

debiganj-domar highway in

front of upazila secondary

education office in

debiganj upazila of the

district yesterday, reports

Bss.

upazila Chairman of

debiganj abdul Malek

Chistee formally laid the

foundation stone for

construction of the

Muktijoddha Memorial

Museum as the chief guest.

the museum would be

built aiming for preserving

the historical documents of

the district during the

liberation War in 1971.

the local Government

engineering department

(lGed) would implement

the construction work at a

cost of taka 65. 57 lakh.

upazila nirbahi officer

(uno) prottoy hasan,

upazila engineer (lGed)

Md, Mominul Islam,

upazila awami league

president Gias uddin

Chowdary and freedom

fighter Commander sodesh

Chandra were present,

among others, on the

occasion.

Museum to preserve the memory of poet

shankha Ghosh demanded in Banaripara

s MIZanul IslaM, BanaRIpaRa CoRRespondent

the late padma Bhushan recipient

shankha Ghosh is from India. the

ancestral home of renowned poet

shankha Ghosh is at Ghosh house of

Banaripara Municipal Council in

Barishal district. the traditional river

in literature and culture is the pramtta

sandhya river which flows through

Bidhaut Banaripara upazila. the

ancestral home of poet shankha Ghosh

was in the heart of Banaripara

municipal town on the banks of the

sandhya. he came to Banaripara once

in the eighties and the last poet

shankha Ghosh came to his

predecessor's land in 1996.

Former commander of the upazila

Muktijoddha sangsad tarunendra

narayan Ghosh alias tarun Ghosh, a

nephew of the kabir clan, said the

poet's ancestor is on the south side of

the house of eminent ekushey Medalwinning

journalist Golam sarwar and

upazila awami league president

Golam saleh. he was born in

Chandpur. however, he spent a lot of

his childhood and adolescence in

Banaripara. the poet came to

Banaripara in 1998 and toured the

places where his childhood memories

are associated with his ancestral place.

he further said that the poet sankh

Ghosh loved sandhya river very much.

When he went to kolkata, he would

repeatedly say, 'I want to go to the river

bank again in the evening.'

In this context, the ex Mayor Ghulam

saleh Manju Mollah said, the poet

came to Banaripara in the eighties.

then he had lunch at our house.

Cultural personality Moazzem hossain

Manik said that Ghosh's house is the

ancestral home of poet shankha

Ghosh. It is a place where the

memories of his childhood and

adolescence are intertwined. It needs

to be preserved as a place of interest.

about the poet, s Mizanul Islam, a

senior journalist and cultural activist

from Banaripara, said that the poet

shankha Ghosh was born in

Banaripara, which is rich in the history

and heritage of Bangladesh. he

demanded that the ancestral home of

this Bengali poet be established as a

museum through the archeology

department.

poet shankha Ghosh visited

Banaripara in 1996 and wrote his

memoir - 'evening in the river water:

Bangladesh'. the first publication was

published in 2019 in the form of a book

by the poet. In the book, the poet

writes, after 50 years, I am living in my

own village. the car is moving along

the paved road on the way to

Banaripara. When we were little, the

only means of transportation was by

boat. he further writes, 'the water of

the river is glistening in the morning

sun. the steamer wharf is no more.

there are only row boats. the sailors

want to know me, do I want to go to the

other side? our village is touched by

the river in the sandhya. the poet

could not come to Banaripara as a

guest of honor at the amar ekushey

Book Fair of Bangla academy in 2019

due to physical illness. he passed away

at the Battle of Corona in kolkata on

Wednesday 21 april '21. a mourning

meeting will be held in Banaripara

after eid. Government patronage is

needed to preserve the memory of poet

shankha Ghosh.

The ancestral home of late poet Shankha Ghosh is situated in Banaripara upazila.

Photo: S Mizanul Islam

Farmers to produce 6,89,367 bales

of jute in Rangpur region

RanGpuR: the department of

agricultural extension (dae) has fixed

a target for farmers to produce six lakh

89 thousand and 367 bales of jute in

Rangpur agriculture region this season,

reports Bss.

the dae officials said a target of

producing 6,89,367 bales of jute fibre

has been fixed from 58,520 hectares of

land for all five districts in the region

this season.

under the programme, farmers will

produce 6,45,936 bales of 'tosha'

variety jute fibre from 54,100 hectares

of land, 34,928 bales of 'deshi' variety

fibre from 3,560 hectares, 2,628 bales

of 'Mechta' variety of jute from 360

hectares and 5,875 bales of kenaf

variety of jute from 500 hectares of

land this season.

Farmers will cultivate jute on 9,830

hectares of land in Rangpur, 16,090

hectares in Gaibandha, 19,660 hectares

in kurigram, 4,640 hectares in

lalmonirhat and 8,300 hectares of

land in nilphamari districts of the

region.

"Farmers have already brought

41,415 hectares of land, 78.51 percent

against the fixed farming target, under

jute cultivation till Monday in the

region," said agriculturist khandker

abdul Wahed, additional director of

the dae for Rangpur region.

the tender jute plants are growing

superbly amid favourable climatic

conditions as sowing jute seeds is

nearing completion in the region where

harvest of the crop will begin from July

next.

"Getting lucrative prices between

taka 4,000 and taka 5,000 per mound

of jute last season, farmers are expected

to exceed the fixed farming target after

getting high yielding varieties of jute

seeds and other assistance from the

government," he said.

the government has declared jute as

national agricultural product and made

use of jute sacs mandatory in various

sectors to increase local demand and

ensure fair prices by enhancing its

cultivation despite cultivation of aush

rice and maize on more land area.

the dae and other government and

non-government organisations and

dealers supplied locally produced high

quality and imported jute seeds to

farmers and are providing latest

technologies to them to expand jute

cultivation to revive past glory of the

fibre. "necessary training and inputs

have also been provided to farmers for

separating and rotting of jute fibre

adopting latest technologies to ensure

better quality to enable them in getting

higher price of their produced jute,"

Wahed said.

senior Coordinator (agriculture and

environment) of RdRs Bangladesh

agriculturist Mamunur Rashid said

tender jute plants are growing superbly

amid favourable climatic conditions

predicting an abundant production of

the fibre crop this season.

Bhola: six mobile courts of the

district administration fined 36

people taka 18,300 in different

upazilas, including the district

headquarters, for breaching Covid-19

safety rules and violating the

conditions of the ongoing lockdown

to prevent coronavirus infection,

reports Bss.

according to the district

administration sources, six teams

conducted the raids in five upazilas,

including the district town, and fined

36 people taka 18,300 for not

wearing masks, not maintaining

36 fined for

breaching

CoVId-19

safety rules

in Bhola

social distance, violating the rules of

the ongoing lockdown and moving

outside without any reason.

executive magistrate of the district

administration yusuf hasan and

upazila executive magistrates of five

upazilas led the operation teams from

morning to 10 pm on Monday.

the mobile courts also distributed

masks free of cost among the poor

and helpless people.

executive magistrate of the district

administration yusuf hasan told Bss

that the district administration is

conducting mobile courts to create

awareness among the people about

the spread of CoVId-19.

the mobile court will continue to

prevent anti-lockdown activities, the

executive magistrate added.

The final list of farmers was prepared through wheat procurement 2021 lottery in Bochaganj of

Dinajpur. A final list of 281 farmers from 6 unions of the upazila and Setabganj municipality has

been prepared through lottery on the occasion of wheat procurement campaign 2021 at the office of

Bochaganj Upazila Nirbahi Officer Chhanda Pal on Tuesday.

Photo: Suman Chandra

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