Lakshmipur:
A mobile court in Ramgati, Laxmipur, has sentenced two fishermen to one month in prison for fishing in the Meghna River during the prohibited hours. On Wednesday (October 4), Upazila Executive Magistrate and Upazila Executive Officer (UNO) Azgar Ali sentenced them to one month in prison each. The convicts are Sharif (18), son of Kamal Hossain of Boyar Char area of Char Gazi Union, and Jewel (20), son of Hashim of the same area. Earlier, on Tuesday (October 3), a joint operation was conducted by the Upazila Administration, Fisheries Department and Naval Police outpost from Boyar Char area of the Meghna River during which they were arrested.

Finding a soulmate and finding true love is an art. Even if you say it verbally, it takes a lifetime to understand the meaning of love.
So there is no specific age for love. There is no specific age for first love. However, in many cases, first love comes at a very young age. Most of the time, first love is not really love, it is called infatuation. First love can happen to anyone at any moment.
Apart from first love, there are many different types of love in human life. Let's take a look at what those types are in today's report-
1. Love at first sight=
This type of love begins at first sight. This type of love is often one-sided. This type of love is more common in boys. This type of love almost always requires the help of a third party. In the beginning of this type of love, memorable appearance and physical beauty play a greater role.
2. From friendship to love-
In this type of love, both the lover and the lover are friends at first. However, this kind of love often fades away prematurely due to a unilateral decision or mutual understanding. Many people regret not being able to accept this transformation of friendship. Especially girls.
3. Post-marital love-
This love is seen only between a husband and wife. This love is strongest in the first few months right after marriage. There is no honeymoon period to grow love after marriage.
4. Extramarital love-
Extramarital love is love with a man or woman other than one's husband or wife after marriage. This extramarital love has been around since ancient times.
5. Immature love-
This type of love usually happens during school years. Girls are more likely to fall in love with this type of love. However, it would be wrong to say that boys do not fall in love with this type of love either. Both the lovers can be of the same age.
6. Love at work-
This type of love develops through the introduction of two people through work. This type of love is more common in private organizations.
7. Mobile love-
This type of love begins by asking a friend or stealing from the phone book, collecting from a neighborhood phone shop, getting a phone number from some other source, or by making up a number out of pure sweetness and calling it to establish a connection with a girl.
8. Love on the Internet-
Love is now happening all the time, whether through chatting on the internet or social media. This kind of love begins with the introduction of two people. In this kind of love, there are many opportunities for both parties to cheat.
9. Love triangle-
This type of love can be called a tug-of-war between two boys over a girl. The essence of this love is the love of two boys for the same girl. Both boys are desperate to get the girl.
10. Polygonal love-
Polygamous love is basically the love of more than two people for the same girl or boy. In this case, the girl or boy is naturally endowed with striking beauty. The fact that everyone wants to fall in love with her gives her great pleasure.
11. Love that is a burden-
The purpose of this type of love is to get some special benefit from the lover or girlfriend. Although this type of love is more common among girls, boys are also sometimes seen doing it.
12. Unspoken love-
Even though they love each other silently, neither the lover nor the lover has ever told each other due to circumstances, time, or lack of morale. The pain of losing unspoken love is very painful, and it is remembered as one of the biggest mistakes in life.
13. Dormant love-
Latent love is the love where one loves each other but no one tells anyone, the whole thing is hidden. Latent love becomes unspoken love when it remains dormant for a lifetime.
14. Contracted love-
This kind of love is based on mutual understanding. What is meant by love in the ordinary sense is absent in this kind of love. There is no future in these relationships.
15. Non-communal love-
In this type of love, both the boy and the girl belong to two religions or sects. Society does not support such relationships. Especially, love between Hindu-Muslim boys and girls creates more controversy.
16. Mercenary love-
In this type of love, lovers are like renters. They are one person's girlfriend in the morning and another's girlfriend in the afternoon. There is no fixed address. It is a bit like changing mobile handsets every month.
17. Quarrelsome love-
The constant bickering between the two is a characteristic of this type of love. In this type of love, the quarrels are fleeting, but very frequent. Most of the quarrels happen over the phone.
18. 'I love you today' love-
In this love, the lovers have already been separated. Yet they still love each other. This love ended in tears and high spirits.
19. Failed love-
Finally, there is failed love. This love ends before it even begins. There are many times more failed lovers than failed girlfriends. Failed love ends with a rejection of the proposal. Sometimes boys get slapped, girls get a shoe store, and sometimes a public washout.
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Lakshmipur: Mohammad Nasir Uddin Sarwar, the newly appointed Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO) of Kamalnagar, Lakshmipur, conducted a drive in the Meghna River at midnight to prevent fishermen from killing mother Hilsa fish in violation of the ban during the breeding season. During this, nets used to catch Hilsa were set on fire.

On Monday (October 2) at around 1:30 pm, he conducted a raid at various points of the Meghna River. Coast Guard and Fisheries Department officials were with him. During this time, 4,000 meters of current nets were seized. The fishermen could not be arrested as they fled after sensing his presence. Later, the seized nets were set on fire. Similarly, on the previous day, Sunday (October 1), from 12 midnight to early morning, he was active in the Meghna to protect the mother hilsa in the new char.

Kamalnagar Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO) Mohammad Nasir Uddin Sarwar said, "We are working to ensure that fishermen cannot catch hilsa in the river even at night. The administration, police, coast guard and fisheries department are working hard to increase hilsa production."

Incidentally, the breeding season of Hilsa is in full swing from Sunday, October 1 to October 22. A ban has been imposed on fishing of all species of fish, including Hilsa, during these 22 days. Fishing will not be allowed in the 100-kilometer Meghna River area from Ramgati in Lakshmipur to Shatanal in Chandpur. During this time, fishing, transportation, storage, marketing and sale of fish are prohibited. Violation of this law is punishable by imprisonment or fine, or both.

Lakshmipur: Newly appointed Upazila Executive Officer (UNO) Mohammad Nasir Uddin Sarwar held a meeting with journalists in Kamalnagar, Lakshmipur. The meeting was held at the Spandan meeting room of the upazila on Tuesday (October 3) afternoon. The journalists welcomed him with flowers.

The Upazila Secondary Education Officer (Acting) Md. Touhidul Islam, journalist Sajjadur Rahman, Md. Waji Ullah Jewel, Md. Saif Ullah Helal, Kazi Yunus, Mizanur Rahman Manik, Anwar Hossain, Sana Ullah Sanu, Belal Hossain Jewel, Yusuf Ali Mithu, Mokhlesur Rahman Dhanu, Shahriar Kamal and Ismail Hossain Biplob, among others, spoke at the exchange of views.

At the meeting, journalists presented various problems, developments and prospects of Kamalnagar. Upazila Executive Officer (UNO) Mohammad Nasir Uddin Sarwar sought the cooperation of journalists and assured them of working for the development of the upazila.

Incidentally, the newly appointed UNO Mohammad Nasir Uddin Sarwar was previously Brahmanbaria He was serving as Assistant Commissioner (Land) of Kasba Upazila. After receiving the promotion, he assumed charge as Executive Officer (UNO) of Kamalnagar Upazila on Thursday (September 28).

A young man named Shaheen Alam (23) committed suicide in Ramgati, Lakshmipur. On Sunday (September 1), at around 8.30 pm, he committed suicide by hanging himself from a raintree tree at the door of his house. Shaheen is the son of A: Baki of Dudha Bari, Ward No. 7 of the municipality. According to family sources, Shaheen married a girl named Mithun from Bibi Hat area. They have a 2-year-old daughter named Nipun. Shaheen had been having a long-standing dispute with his in-laws and his wife over various issues. On the day of the incident, he came from his in-laws' house and committed suicide. On receiving the information, the police recovered the body from the spot and sent it to Lakshmipur Sadar Hospital for autopsy.

Staff Correspondent:
Lakshmipur Government University College Principal Main Uddin Pathan said, Lakshmipur journalism needs discipline. Now corruption is happening in almost all professions. Therefore, journalists must present news objectively.
He made these remarks as a guest at the Lakshmipur Press Club on the occasion of the 19th birthday of private television Channel I today (October 1) at 12 noon on Sunday.

Lakshmipur District AL President Mia Golam Faruk Pinku was present as the chief guest, hosted by Channel i's Lakshmipur correspondent Mohiuddin Murad.
At this time, Mayin Uddin Pathan said, journalism is not a culture now. District-level journalists cannot make a living from this profession. Therefore, they have to be involved in other professions along with journalism.
Senior journalist Md. Kamal Hossain, Laxmipur Bhabaniganj College Principal Shahadat Hossain Riaz, cultural personality and journalist Zakir Hossain Bhuiyan Azad, District Bangabandhu Parishad President Shahjahan Kamal, journalists Shahidul Islam, Touhidur Rahman, Saiful Islam Swapan, Ismail Hossain Jabu, Nazrul Islam Joy, Rubel Hossain, Rakib Hossain Roni, among others, spoke as special guests at the event.

A mobile court has sentenced nine fishermen to one month in prison for violating the ban on catching mother hilsa fish in the Meghna River in Ramgati, Lakshmipur, during the hilsa breeding season.

On Sunday (October 1) afternoon, Ramgati Upazila Nirbahi Officer (UNO) and Mobile Court Executive Magistrate Asgar Ali sentenced each fisherman to one month in prison. During this time, 20,000 meters of electricity network were set on fire.

Those sentenced to prison are Md. Siraj, Md. Dulal, A. Motaleb, Nur Alam, Md. Helal, Raihan, Md. Ershad, Hanif and Ibrahim. They are residents of Ramgati area of Noakhali and Laxmipur.

Ramgati Upazila Assistant Fisheries Officer Md. Kamal Uddin said that in the morning, the police, coast guard and fisheries department led by Upazila Executive Officer (UNO) Azgar Ali conducted a drive in the Chargajaria area of the Meghna River. During this, 9 fishermen were arrested for fishing in violation of the law. 1 boat and 20,000 meters of current net were seized. The seized nets were set on fire and destroyed. Later, the arrested fishermen were produced before a mobile court and each of them was sentenced to one month in prison.

Dhaka:

The harvesting, transportation, storage, marketing or sale of hilsa is being banned across the country from midnight (12am) on Saturday (September 30). The ban will remain in place until October 22.

Anyone who violates this ban will be punished with a minimum of one year to a maximum of two years of rigorous imprisonment or a fine of up to Tk 5,000, or both. A notification in this regard was issued by the Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock on September 19.

It states that according to the Protection and Conservation Fish Act, 1950, the harvesting, transportation, storage, marketing or sale of hilsa has been banned across the country for a total of 22 days (16 Ashwin to 7 Kartik), the main breeding season of hilsa, from October 1 to 22 this year.

The ban period was increased by seven days last year to 22 days. Earlier, it was 15 days. Before 2015, the ban period for catching hilsa was 11 days. It is learnt that anyone who disobeys this order will face a minimum of one year to a maximum of two years of rigorous imprisonment or a fine of up to Tk 5,000, or both.

An official said that this year, the main breeding season will be on the first full moon day of the Ashwin month, and 22 days including the 4 days before and 17 days after it, during the lunar month of Ashwin, which is the month of the moon. This time, the first full moon is on October 5.

Lakshmipur: A meritorious student of Dhaka University, Syed Rashed Hasan Chowdhury, a meritorious student from Bangladesh studying at Ankara University in Turkey, has received a gold medal for reciting the Quran in Turkey.
He was awarded the gold medal at a ceremony titled 'Return to the Religion and Culture of the Ottoman Sultanate' in Khirshehri, Turkey on September 23.
It is reported that this talented student was specially invited from Ankara, the capital of Turkey, to recite the Quran at the event. He recited the Quran at the event. Everyone present was impressed. He won a gold medal. Top government officials and leaders of various political parties were present at the event. He was also invited to Friday prayers at the Central Mosque of Khirshehri, Turkey. There, he recited the Quran before and after the prayers.
Syed Rashed Hasan Chowdhury is the son of Maulana Ali Hossain, the principal of Matabbar Nagar Madrasa in Kamalnagar Upazila of Lakshmipur and the president of the Upazila Imam Samiti. He obtained the Dean's Merit List of Honor Award degree from the Islamic Studies Department of Dhaka University for his excellent results in undergraduate and postgraduate studies. Later, he was nominated for higher education at Ankara University on a scholarship from the Turkish government. In addition, he has presented his research papers at conferences in different countries of the world. His research work has already been published in various international journals in Türkiye, Cyprus, Poland, the Netherlands and Hungary.