Sajjadur Rahman: The benefits of thankuni leaves are unmatched. It has been used since ancient times. Although this great medicine for curing diseases is not widely known now, a health-conscious teacher has cultivated thankuni on the roof of his house as a hobby. He himself uses this plant, which is rich in medicinal properties and has been helping others with it.

Ariful Islam, a teacher at Lakshmipur Adarsh Samad Government High School, cultivates vegetables in pots on the roof of his house in Madin Ullah Housing in the city. Along with various vegetables, thankuni is also on his list of crops. Although he cultivates various vegetables in harmony with the season and nature, thankuni is cultivated on the roof of his house all year round.

In our country, the plant is more or less familiar to everyone. Earlier, this plant was found on the side of the village roads, abandoned lands and in shady places in the courtyards of houses. Due to various reasons including unplanned house construction, reduction of agricultural land, thankuni is not seen in villages as before. In the city, it is seen in abundance. In today's urban life, the initiative of a school teacher to cultivate thankuni on the roof of his house is truly exceptional.

Thankuni cultivation in tubs-Photo-BanglaNewsSorezmin went to see that the roof of the house is like a vegetable and herbal plant garden. There are small and large tubs of various shapes on the entire roof. Various types of vegetables including brinjal, okra, chilli and spinach have been cultivated in the tubs. There are also various types of herbal plants including thankuni, basil and henna. There are 14/15 thankuni tubs across the roof of the house. The plants have grown in them. Thankuni was seen growing along with okra, chilli and brinjal in some tubs.

School teacher Ariful Islam said, "I cultivate vegetables and some herbs on my rooftop as a hobby in my free time. These vegetables, which are free from chemical fertilizers and pesticides, meet my family's needs."

Regarding Thankuni, he said, "Thankuni leaves are called by different names depending on the region. It is not available in the city when needed. Thinking about my own needs and the needs of others, I have been cultivating Thankuni in pots for the past few years."

Dr. Muhammad Mohi Uddin Chowdhury, Chief Scientific Officer of Bangladesh Agricultural Research Institute, Noakhali, said, "The scientific name of thankuni is Centella asiatica. It has been used in Unani and Ayurvedic herbal medicine since 900 BC." Farmers are cultivating thankuni in shady places in fruit and vegetable gardens in Narsingdi, Narayanganj, Savar, and Keraniganj areas. This is an additional benefit for farmers. Thankuni cultivation does not require the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides. It does not require additional costs. If you take necessary care, you can get money and good health.

Thankuni leaves have medicinal properties. Thankuni leaves are a great medicine for all types of stomach diseases. Apart from its medicinal properties, it can be used to make delicious and healthy food. Many people eat Thankuni leaf stew and salad with rice. Some also cook it as a vegetable. It is beneficial for mouth sores, wounds, and colds.

It plays an effective role in relieving ulcers, arthritis pain, asthma, itching and other skin diseases. Regular consumption of Thankuni juice keeps the skin and hair beautiful. It also helps in rebuilding damaged cells in the body.

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Lakshmipur:
A mobile court has fined 10 gamblers in Kamalnagar, Lakshmipur.
On Monday (September 18) afternoon, Kamalnagar Upazila Executive Officer and Mobile Court Executive Magistrate Md. Masudur Rahman Molla collected a fine of Tk 500 each, totaling Tk 5,000.
The convicted are Nuru Islam (28), son of Shafiq Ullah of Char Ubhuti village in Lakshmipur Sadar upazila, Md. Khokon (22), son of Osman Ali of Torabganj area in Kamalnagar upazila, Abbas Uddin (40), son of Mofiz Ullah of the same area, Moin Uddin (32), son of Sahab Uddin, Saddam (19), son of Shah Alam, Main Uddin (26), son of Hanif of Char Lawrence area, Nurul Islam (35), son of Nurul Huda of the same area, Sohrab Hossain (23), son of Ramzan Ali, Md. Nizam (28), son of Mofizul Haque, and Md. Mostafa (28), son of Char Martin area.
Kamalnagar Police Station Officer-in-Charge (OC) Akul Chandra Biswas said that they were caught red-handed while gambling at a shop in Torabganj Bazar on Sunday (September 17) night based on a secret tip-off. Later, when they were produced before a mobile court, they were fined Tk 500 each and a total of Tk 5,000.

Ramgati Correspondent:

A fisherman named Mehraj Uddin (35) was killed in a lightning strike in Ramgati, Laxmipur. Two other fishermen named Cheraj Uddin and Bechu Mia were seriously injured in the incident. The seriously injured Cheraj has been admitted to a hospital in Noakhali. The incident took place on Sunday (September 17) morning in the Meghna River at the mouth of Ashwini Canal at Ramgatirhat Fish Ghat in the upazila. The deceased is Mehraj Char, son of Shafiq Uddin of Dakshin Tumchar area of Gazi Union.

Local Char Gazi Union Parishad Chairman Tohidul Islam Sumon said that 14-15 fishermen including Mehraj, Cheraj and Bechu were returning to the ghat with a trawler owned by a local fisherman Mukit Majhi after catching fish in the Meghna River. When they reached the mouth of the Ashwini Canal, lightning struck their trawler. Mehraj was killed on the spot and Cheraj and Bechu were injured.

The current issue in Myanmar is the persecution and genocide of the Rohingya. The country's army is committing brutal torture and horrific incidents against the Muslim Rohingya living in the country's Arakan State.
Protests are taking place in various countries around the world over this issue. Despite being silent on the issue for a long time, the country's ruling party leader Aung San Suu Kyi is facing severe criticism for speaking out in support of the military. Questions are also being raised about why Suu Kyi, who came to power by talking about human rights, is now condoning such anti-humanitarian government activities.

Despite protests and rallies against her in various countries, the criticism does not stop on her Facebook page. This leader, who received the Nobel Peace Prize, is facing criticism and questions in various posts on her Facebook page. Many have demanded that her Nobel Prize be taken away. However, she does not care about all this. Suu Kyi recently announced that she will not attend the UN session.

On Sunday, a visit to Suu Kyi's verified Facebook page revealed that her cover photo was filled with criticism, protests and sarcasm. As of this afternoon, Suu Kyi's page's cover photo alone had received around 17,500 comments, the majority of which were made demanding an end to the military's persecution of the Rohingya. Many also commented by sharing the photo.

The cover photo posted on April 13, 2016, shows Suu Kyi taking the oath. Not all of the commenters on the photo are Bangladeshis affected by or concerned about the Rohingya influx. Not all of them are Muslim. But they almost all agree on the issue of stopping the persecution.

Also, many people said that they used to like Aung San Suu Kyi very much. They even loved Suu Kyi, who was under house arrest and fought for human rights. They considered her a symbol of fighting for humanity. But now Suu Kyi is a name they hate.

In addition to discussing, convincing, threatening, and arguing for and against, many Facebook users have also commented, praying for the safety of the Rohingya and for Suu Kyi and her government to come to their senses.

Lakshmipur Correspondent:
Swadhinata Shiksha Parishad has formed a human chain in Lakshmipur for various demands, including nationalization of jobs of MPO students and teachers and employees of non-MPO educational institutions. They held an hour-long program in front of the District Commissioner's office on Sunday (September 17) morning as part of the central program.
The meeting was chaired by AKM Mahbubur Rashid Chowdhury, convener of the Swadhinata Teachers' Council, and was attended by teacher leaders Ruhul Amin Master, Manjurul Haque, Ahmed Mizanur Rahman, Kamal Hossain, District Bangabandhu Parishad President Shahjahan Kamal, and others.
At the time, the speakers said that they strongly demanded a 51% increase in the Baisakhi allowance for teachers of private educational institutions, full festival allowance, and nationalization of the jobs of teaching and administrative staff. Later, the leaders submitted a memorandum to the Minister of Education through the Deputy Commissioner.
Teachers from Raipur, Ramgati, Ramganj and Kamalnagar upazilas participated in the human chain.

 Lakshmipur: Journalist Mohammad Russell Patwari has been appointed as the press secretary of Mohammad Abdullah, a member of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on the Ministry of Public Administration of the Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh and a member of parliament for Lakshmipur-4 (Ramgati-Kamalnagar) constituency.

This information was revealed from a letter signed by MP Abdullah on Friday (September 15) night.

The letter said - Mohammad Russell Patwari has been given the responsibility of his (MP's) personal press secretary to facilitate the collection of information on development, progress and political programs, preservation of stills, videos and widespread promotion of the development of soccer. Mohammad Russell Patwari is the editor and publisher of the local monthly Sankhon Swadesh Patrika and the son of the late Abdul Quader Patwari of Alexander Sabuj village in Ramgati upazila.

Kamalnagar (Lakshmipur) Correspondent
Three people were injured in an attack by the opposition centered on the Supari Para of Char Kadira Union in Kamalnagar, Laxmipur. The injured are Hossain Qari, Mahfuza, and Md. Hiron. Hossain Qari was admitted to the Kamalnagar Health Complex. The others received primary treatment.

The incident took place on Thursday (September 14) afternoon at the house of a farmer in Char Kadira Union.
The attackers were Abul Kalam's son Md. Omar (30), Helal's son Md. Yusuf (18), Sayedal Haque's son Abul Kalam (62), Abul Kalam's son Md. Selim (35) and Md. Helal (40) and many others who carried out the attack.

Hossain Qari said that when Abu Kalam's sons were harvesting betel nuts from my tree, I created obstacles and they suddenly attacked us with a group of terrorists.

Abu Kalam's son-in-law told Ward 2 UP member Abdul Maleke that the conflict between the two parties arose over the division of inheritance property.

Lakshmipur: Sanitary napkins have been distributed among secondary school students in Kamalnagar, Lakshmipur to increase health awareness.

Sanitary napkins were distributed among 800 students of Smriti Girls High School in Hazirhat Towaha on Wednesday (September 13) afternoon.

During this time, Kamalnagar Upazila Chairman Advocate Syed Mohammad Shamsul Alam, Upazila Executive Officer (UNO) Mohammad Masudur Rahman Molla, Hazirhat Union Parishad (UP) Chairman Md. Nizam Uddin, Upazila Secondary Education Officer Md. Touhidul Islam, and school headmaster AKM Zahid Billah delivered awareness speeches.

Kamalnagar Upazila Executive Officer (UNO) Mohammad Masudur Rahman Molla said that sanitary napkins have been distributed from ADP funds to make girl students aware. In the future, sanitary napkins will be distributed among girl students in secondary level educational institutions of the upazila.

In Lakshmipur, a disabled schoolgirl is protested against sexual abuse and the accused torturer Morshedul Islam Mohsin has formed a human chain to demand justice for the three local education. The students and local residents.

This human chain program was held in front of Kamankhola High School of Sadar Upazila on Tuesday afternoon.

Students of Kamankhola Government Primary School, Kamankhola Polytechnic High School and Kamankhola Dakhil Madrasa participated in the human chain.

Headmaster of High School Said Ahmed Bhui, Assistant Headmaster Shahadat Hossain Kamal, Madrasa Super Mostafizur Rahman, President of Government Primary School Management Committee Maruf Hossain Sujan and others spoke.

On September 7, the disabled student was sexually assaulted by the shopkeeper Morshedul Islam Mohsin Chocolate in front of the girl. In this regard, the father of the Meteti filed a case against Laxmipur Sadar Police Station on September 7. The police arrested the accused Mohsin and sent him to jail.

After explosives, own currency, sex cave, now evidence of abortion found in Ram Rahim's Dera. Ram Rahim's Dera had become a den of crime.
Since his father went to jail, one illegal act after another has come to light.

Evidence of indecent sexual activity had already been found in the father's secret den. Now this sensational information has been revealed.

According to a report published in an Indian media outlet, abortions were being performed freely at a hospital within the Dera.
The administration has collected multiple pieces of evidence of this incident by raiding Baba's ashram, which is spread over an area of about 600 acres. It was already known that about 30-40 sadhvis had been victims of Baba's sexual lust. Ram Rahim had built an underwater sex cave for his pleasure. A large number of contraceptives and condoms were recovered from there.

In this situation, even after incidents like illegal abortions come to light, informed circles are not surprised. Several inconsistencies have been noticed in the information found in the record book of Shah Satnam Ji Super Specialty Hospital. Deputy Commissioner Prabhojat Singh has informed about these inconsistencies.

It is learnt that the normal rules and regulations regarding abortion were not followed at Baba's hospital. It is suspected that abortions were performed illegally at that hospital, taking risks.

It is believed that this has been done in at least six cases, and the victims have mainly been nuns. An investigation has already been ordered into the matter.