Restrictions in Bandarban extended for another 4 days

The government has banned the travel ban of tourists in four upazilas of the hill district of Bandarban for four more days due to the anti-terror operation of the joint forces.

Ruma, Rotangchai, Alikadam and Thanchi upazilas of the district will continue till November 8.

This poison was announced in a public notice signed by Bandarban Deputy Commissioner Ishamin Parveen Tibariji on Friday (November 4).




No obstacle could hold them back.

Abdur Rahman Ishan, Netrokona Correspondent:

There was no chess board in Neel Bhowmik's house. But he was very fond of playing chess. Neel would draw a chess board with chalk on the floor of the house. And make chess pieces with clay. Then he would play chess with his school teacher father Hrishikesh Bhowmik on that board. Thinking that it would spoil his studies, the school teacher mother did not like Neel and his father playing chess very much. So the father and son would go under the bed and play chess. Neel got a reward for this love for chess. Neel, who is studying in the sixth grade, is a student of Anjuman Adarsh Government High School in Netrakona district, the champion school of Mymensingh division. Proud of Neel's father Hrishikesh Bhowmik said, "We could not afford to buy a chess board. But we could not suppress Neel's interest in playing chess."

Jayant Sarkar had not been able to register his name in the school chess competition before. Because Jayant is short in height. This little chess player returned home very upset. Since then, Jayant has been stubborn. He will respond to the pain of not being allowed to play because of his short height through the chess board. Finally, Jayant Sarkar Mahi, a seventh-grade student of Anjuman Adarsh Government High School in Netrokona district, got the opportunity. Jayant did not just sit around registering his name in the 'Marks Active School Chess Champs' competition. He proved his worth by making his school the champion in the Mymensingh division as a team.

'Chess has to be played with the head, not with the body structure.' Jayant said these words from the other end of the phone in a flash. He played chess well since childhood. He grew up watching everyone in his family play chess together. 'My grandmother gifted me a chess board on my birthday. I was very happy. That was the best gift of my life so far.' This young chess player wants to prove himself again and again on the chess board, using the 'Mark's Active School Chess Champs' competition as a stepping stone.

Ishtiaq Ahmed Khan, the captain of the chess team of Anjuman Adarsh Government High School, has a family background in chess. Ishtiaq said, "My mother introduced me to the game of chess. I developed an interest in learning chess from playing and losing to my mother every day. My only goal at that time was to defeat my mother once. I slowly learned the intricacies of chess. The mental struggle of playing chess fascinated me. I did not stop even after defeating my mother in a short time. I became the champion in the Mymensingh division. This time, I am fighting to be the best in the country."

Another member of the team, Faiyaz Rahman, a ninth-grade student, did not have any chess equipment. Whenever he saw someone from school or the neighborhood playing chess, Faiyaz would stand up and stare at the 32 black and white chess pieces. Seeing such love for chess, his aunt gifted him an old chess board. After that, who else could get Faiyaz…. This intellectual game became one of the means of spending his free time. Faiyaz said, 'Even though my parents did not like chess, they did not stop me from playing. However, there was one condition, that my studies should not be wasted. It took me a few years to master the chess moves. One day, I defeated my chess teacher, Faiyaz Rahman. What a joy I felt that day.' Faiyaz Rahman could not participate in the district level game due to illness. Being the school champion, he got the opportunity to participate in the divisional level. Faiyaz won there. Faiyaz's school became the champion.

Another member of the team, Sreejit Sarkar Sreeyam, has a slightly different story. The person who encouraged him the most in playing chess suddenly left for the country of no return. Sreejit lost interest in playing chess. With his mother's encouragement, he entered the 'Mark's Active School Chess Champs' competition. However, Sreejit Sarkar Sreeyam's beginning was like a beautiful story. 'When I was only seven years old, I first saw one of my uncles playing chess. Seeing the game, I became very interested. That's when I wanted to learn the game from my uncle.' Sreejit said, 'My uncle also taught me the game with joy. I used to practice with my uncle regularly. I never faced any obstacles from the family. However, my father was my rival and coach.' With the encouragement of his mother and teachers, Sreejit Sarkar Sreeyam's school participated in the competition and became the champion of the Mymensingh division. 'If my father could see this success, he would be very happy...' Sreeyam's voice became heavy as she said it.

Another member of the 'Marks Active School Chess Champs' is Aniruddha Gun from Anjuman Adarsh Government High School, the champion school of Mymensingh division.

Under the supervision of Bangladesh Chess Federation and sponsored by Abul Khair Group, the 'Mark's Active School Chess Champs' competition is being held across the country. With the slogan 'Become the Grandmaster of the Future', the competition is the biggest school-based chess tournament in the country. Students from 64 districts are representing their respective schools or institutions in the competition.




Faridpur Deputy Commissioner Atul Sarkar was showered with flowers and love

Faridpur Correspondent-
Atul Sarkar, the Deputy Commissioner of Faridpur, has been promoted by his colleagues and people from all walks of life. Atul Sarkar is the son of a freedom fighter family of Tangail. Joined as Assistant Commissioner of Government, in personal life he is father of two Mete and one son.

In the notification signed by ABM Iftokharul Islam Khandkar, Deputy Secretary of the Ministry of Public Administration, the information about the promotion from Deputy Secretary to Joint Secretary was informed on Wednesday.

On the news of his career promotion, various social and political organizations of the district will greet and congratulate the government official with flowers and wish him more success in his future career.

From this morning on Thursday morning, I wished Atul Sarkar with flowers and congratulations. After that, the freedom fighters of the district made sweets. After that, the heads of various government departments, local representatives, political figures, Faridpur Press Club, Lifeless Club, Sahitya Unnatn Sansthan, various schools and colleges, and many organizations including Krija Sansthan greeted him.

Esmut Atul Sarkar said, "Your love has made my life indebted to my life. He said, "I have tried to fulfill the government's right to do the right thing. To support the people of the people of this district, I am truly emotional.




3 teenagers die in motorcycle accident in Barguna

Three teenagers died on the spot after their motorcycle lost control and fell into a ditch on the side of the road in Betagi, Barguna. The incident took place around 11:30 pm on Thursday in the Khanerhat area of the Mokamia-Betagi road.

Among the three deceased teenagers, Yasin Arafat (13), son of Md. Kabir of Kazirabad Union, and Mohammad Rabbi (16), son of Rafiq Mridha of Mokamia Union, have been identified, but the identity of another teenager has not been found till the time of writing this report.

Betagi Police Station said that three teenage friends lost control and fell into a ditch on the side of the road in Khanerhat area while returning home from a mahfil on the occasion of the death anniversary of the late Hanchan Uddin (RA) at Mokamia Fazil Madrasa Maidan in the upazila. Police rescued the three teenagers from the scene and took them to Betagi Upazila Health Complex. The doctor on duty declared all three teenagers dead.

Betagi Police Station Officer-in-Charge (OC) Shah Alam Howlader said, "After hearing about the incident, the police recovered the motorcycle from the scene. However, the three teenagers died before being brought to the hospital," said the doctor on duty.




Barguna Press Club awards 27 children

Moinul Abedin Khan, Barguna Representative:

Barguna Press Club organized Shishu Anand Mela 2022 subject-wise children's competition prizes.

A prize distribution ceremony was organized at VIP Millanaitan in Barguna Municipality at 11 am today. In the event, three each in thematic competitions including composition, recitation, painting, news reading, folk music, hamd naat and Quran recitation, three each in the subject-wise competition, 27 winners were given crests and certificates. In addition, the program was also presented with a memorandum of honor for organizing space camps and the program of the program to provide free children's blood grouping camps and space camps to provide ideas for free children's blood grouping camps and space camps.

Chittaranjan Sheel, president of Khelaghar Central Committee, member of the central committee, and General Secretary of Barguna District Shilpakala Academy Ad. Munir Zaman and others were presided over by Barguna Press Club President Adv. Sanjeev Kumar Das. The program was conducted by the general secretary of Barguna Press Club Ad. Sohail Hafeez delivered the welcome speech at the end of the event, a brief prayer was offered in memory of the four national leaders who died in the death of the Taltali Press Club and the veteran teacher Ah Mannan, the literary and cultural secretary of Barguna Press Club.

In addition to the psychological development of the children who have passed the coronavirus, the traditional Barguna Press Club organized a month-long Children's Anand Mela on the fourth floor of the Barguna Press Club building. Dhirendra Debnath Shambhu, along with Barguna Deputy Commissioner Habibur Rahman, senior officials of the police administration and leaders of the local social, cultural and political arena were present.




139 dengue patients detected in Lakshmipur

The number of dengue patients in Lakshmipur has been identified so far 139 patients have been diagnosed with dengue, 10 of whom have been diagnosed with 1000 patients on Tuesday (November 1). There are 10 patients.

Imtiaz's mother, Sharmin Akhter, who was suffering from dengue, said that Imtiaz had been vomited by a fever from the resident of the madrasa and had a fever and had a fever. Tests have caught his dengue.

According to District Civil Surgeon's office sources, 139 dengue patients have been admitted to the hospital this season in Lakshmipur. 132 of them have been treated at Sadar Hospital and 7 in Kamalnagar Upazila Health Complex. Only in October 69 patients have been admitted to Sadar Hospital and 14 patients including 4 children are being treated at Sadar Hospital.

Sadar Hospital Resident Medical Officer (RMO) Anatar Hossain said that 69 patients have been admitted to Sadar Hospital in the last 1 month, which included a few children and most of the patients have returned to health.

Laxmipur District Civil Surgeon (CS) Ahmed Kabir said, "We have held a meeting with the District Commissioner and Municipal Meetor to be aware of the disease from mosquitoes and mosquito control and the destruction of Aedes mosquitoes. Everyone should be aware of this and use the sleeping mosquito net.

On the other hand, to prevent dengue, Chalk Bazar, North Station and Fatur Service areas of Lakshmipur town were sprayed with mosquito repellent drugs in the last two days.




Cloth shop gutted in fire in Lakshmipur

A cup shop on the 12th of Lakshmipur municipality was set on fire.

On Thursday (November 3) in the early hours of the night, the ‘Shakhawat Tailors’ adjacent to the Khago Mosque in the municipality's West Laharkandi area of the municipality And Bastrala's fire broke out.

Owner of business. Sakhawat Hossain said, ‘This fire has been planned. Starting from my Jagazmir documents in the shop, the documents and documents have been published. When I informed, the workers of the service came and set fire. But before that, everything in the shop was thrown away. I got a huge amount of Rs 5 lakhs.’

Zahirul Alam, in-charge of Laxmipur city police department, said, "The police have been sent to the news and if they receive a complaint, they will take action."




E-Orange: BFIU report is a liability, order to submit report again

The High Court has called the Bangladesh Financial Intelligence Unit's (BFIU) report on e-commerce company e-Orange responsible.

For this reason, the High Court has ordered the Central Bank's Financial Intelligence Unit to submit a report again and take steps to bring Sohel Rana back to the country.

Yesterday, Wednesday (November 2), the BFIU submitted a report in this regard to the High Court bench of Justice Md. Nazrul Islam Talukder and Justice Khizir Hayat.

The central bank's financial intelligence unit said it found evidence of unusual transactions from the bank accounts of the company's owner, Sonia Mehzabin, her husband Masukur Rahman, and her brother, police inspector (dismissed), Sheikh Sohel Rana.




Temperature in Tentulia drops to 15.9 degrees

The temperature of Tentuli Upazila in Panchagja, located at the foot of Himalaya, has dropped to 15.9 degrees Celsius.

On Wednesday (November 3) at 9 am, the minimum temperature was recorded at 15.9 degrees Celsius.

Md. Rashel Shah, the officer in charge of the tentuli weather observatory in Panchaggar, confirmed the poison to the Dhaka mail.

He said, today at 9 am, the minimum temperature was recorded at 15.9 degrees Celsius. Yesterday, the temperature of 16.2 degrees Celsius was recorded in the tantuli, but the temperature will start to drop further in the future.

The temperature is high during the day, but in the afternoon, the cold wind coming from the north Himalaya is felt quite cold, the official said that the weather is going on from night to the next morning.




Farewell reception of 6th batch of FTNS department held at Nobiprabi

Md. Badiuzzaman (Tuhin), Noakhali Correspondent:
The Bidati reception of the 6th batch of Nobiprobi Food Technology and Nutrition Science (FTNS) Department of Nobiprobi University was held on Wednesday (2 November 2022) in the morning of the university, the heroic freedom fighter Haji Mohammad Idris, was present as the chief guest at the auditorium of the university. Md. Didar-ul-Alam.

Chairman of FTNS Department Saitada Satama Alam presided over the event as special guest and President of Nobiprobi Teachers Association and Education Dean of the Faculty of Science Professor Dr. Neoz Mohammad Bahadur.

In the speech of the chief guest, Mannita Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr. Md. Didar-ul-Alam said, ‘Good luck to all those whose bida's reception was held today. Never be disappointed in life, work for the country and establish yourself as an ideal citizen. As an ambassador of Nobiprobi, I hope you will get 100% of the world in the world.

Among others, the teachers of the department, students of different years and officials were present among others.