If there is any mistake in the textbook of the new curriculum or anybody's discomfort with the book, the Minister of Education has asked the authorities to inform the authorities. Dipu Moni.

He said, "Books in primary first class and secondary books in sixth and seventh grade may be wrong, some may be uncomfortable with some issues. Let us know, we will correct them for next year and we will make the rest of the class books in that light. This year's books are experimental versions."

Today Saturday 11 o'clock at the foot of the Swachnit Swadhani Bhaskar of Dhaka University (DU) Education on the occasion of the 75th founding anniversary of Bangladesh Chhatra League. He said these things in the speech of the chief guest on the distribution of gifts and the challenge of the fourth industrial revolution of the 21st century.

The education minister said, "We will learn by doing what we will learn. The new curriculum will be implemented in 2023-24 and 25. This year, we have given new curriculum books in 33,000 secondary institutions. We will constantly take feedback from our teachers, students, parents and refinement and refinement throughout the year.

The minister also said that we are going to start club-based activities for the practice of sports in every educational institution of the country. We want to improve the libraries because the more books the students read, the more their world of thought will expand, and the world of their thinking will expand, besides, chess clubs, debate clubs, entrepreneurs, clubs, scouts must be in all institutions. We want each of our students to be smart students.

Chhatra League Central General Secretary Sheikh Otali Asif Inan, President Saddam Hossain, was the head of the meeting, and the President of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Digital University, Professor Dr. Muhammad Mahfuzul Islam, DU Branch Chhatra League President Mazharul Kabir Shon, General Secretary Tanveer Hasan Saikat.

Two poets Kamal Chowdhury and Shakib Mahmud and fiction writer Sajidul Islam have received the Jemkon Literary Award-2022.

On Thursday, the Abdul Karim Sahitya Bisharad Auditorium of Bangla Academy handed over the checks, crests and certificates to the three people of the awardee, MP and Vice Chairman of the Gemcon Group, Kazi Nabil Ahmed announced the names of the Bijatis.

‘Poet Kamal Chowdhury has received the Gemcon Literary Award for his poetry book ’Stabdhata Jari Gheche'. He has received a check of five lakh rupees with the award.

Shakib Mahmud has won the Gemcon Literary Award for his ‘Sleeping Bai’ manuscript in the youth category, while Sajidul Islam has received the award for the novel ‘Sonar Nao Pawaner Baitha’. These two writers have received a check of one lakh rupees with honors separately.

'The old days' words, forget them, oh my... Come back, my friend, to the heart of my soul/ I will tell you the stories of my happiness and sorrow, my soul will be filled with joy'. In response to the famous song of world poet Rabindranath Tagore, a gathering of former and current students of the department gathered at the premises of the Department of Botany of Dhaka University (DU) on Saturday. They reminisced and talked about the past in chats and stories. The event was organized by the Dhaka University Botany Alumni Association (DUBA).

As the fog cleared on a winter morning, the department premises became bustling with former graduates from 8 am. The main program began at 10 am. DU Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr. Md. Akhtaruzzaman was the chief guest at the program, Member of Parliament and former student of the department Meher Afroz Chumki was the guest of honor, and Ha-Meem Group Managing Director AK Azad was the special guest.

Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr. Md. Akhtaruzzaman urged the alumni to establish a research fund each in the department to conduct basic and applied research to enhance the quality of education and research. He said that through this, not only will the university prosper, but the country's prestige in the international arena will also increase.

AK Azad, Managing Director of Ha-Meem Group, said, "When Dhaka University was established a hundred years ago, more than 60 to 70 percent of students came from the rural areas. Their fathers used to earn their living by selling jute and paddy. Even today, the statistics have not changed much. When students from the rural areas get admitted in the first year, they do not know anything. It is our responsibility to stand by them."

He reminisced and said, "We are five brothers and four sisters. If we had to study in a private university, my father would not have been able to teach us. My father did not have that ability. Then I would not have studied at Dhaka University either. Many people are going abroad after passing their honors and masters from here and are becoming established. I will call on the department chairmen and teachers to have a database and keep in touch with them. Students will have to be counseled. They will have to be made to understand that students are educated with the tax money of the common people. The university has given degrees, if the alumni stand by them out of that sense of responsibility, then the university will achieve great development."

At that time, he urged the department chairman to stay connected with former students and involve them in the work of the department and donated 1 million taka to the Department of Botany.

Meher Afroz Chumki said, "In the developed world, various university activities are carried out with the contributions of alumni. We also have to come forward in this regard. We must play a role in research and innovation through the collective efforts of all."

Golam Faruk passed out from the department in 1995. He is currently the education officer of Dinajpur district. Expressing his feelings, he said, "There are many memories on campus. I went to the Sundarbans once with my friends. I still remember it. Now we are all in different places. I met and chatted with all of them. That's why I came all the way."

Former professors of the department AZM Nowsher Ali Khan and Professor Syed Hadiuzzaman, former professor of Dhaka Ideal College MA Bari, and Secretary of the Anti-Corruption Commission Md. Mahbub Hossain were honored at the ceremony.

In addition, student Jannatul Ferdousi was awarded the Dr. Md. Athar Uddin Gold Medal for achieving the highest results in the department's postgraduate examination in 2019, and 43 students of the department were awarded one-time scholarships.

The event was chaired by the President of the Botany Alumni Association, Professor Dr. Md. Athar Uddin, and was also addressed by the Chairman of the Department, Professor Dr. Mihir Lal Saha, and the Acting General Secretary of the organization, Professor Dr. Asfaq Ahmed.

In addition, the annual general meeting and reunion of the Soil, Water and Environment Department Alumni Association and the Arabic Department Alumni Association were held separately on Saturday.

The cover of the book 'Hundred Poets Around the World for Love' has been unveiled. The book's cover unveiling and publication festival of this collection, which contains poems by 100 poets, was held at the Biswa Sahitya Kendra on Bangla Motorway in the capital on Monday afternoon.

Poet Joy Goswami, poet and professor Tapodhir Bhattacharya, founder of the World Literature Center Abdullah Abu Sayeed, poet Kamal Chowdhury, and poet and professor Shamim Reza were present as guests at the event, moderated by poet Shakira Parveen Suma.

The program was presided over by poet Shamim Shahan, editor of 'Granthi'. After Shamim Shahan's welcome speech, poet Shahed Kayes delivered a welcome speech at the program.

The collection has been edited by poet Shamim Shahan, editor of 'Granthi'. In his speech, Shamim Shahan said that this is not just a collection of poems, but a bond of love between 100 poets from different countries of the world.

He said that after long-term planning and online discussions with numerous poets from different languages, this collection of poems by 100 poets is being published.

The event was attended by renowned poets, writers and novelists of the country as invited guests. Poet Farid Kabir, novelist Zakir Talukder, poet and editor Jewel Mazhar, poet Asad Mannan, poet Mohammad Sadiq, photographer Nasir Ali Mamun, poet Kumar Chakraborty, novelist Prashant Mridha, novelist Rajib Noor, poet Mujib Mehedi, poet Zafar Ahmed Rashed, poet Ayesha Jharna, poet Monika Chakraborty, poet Junan Nasheed, poet Amir Khasru Swapan, poet Suman Faruk, poet Moniruzzaman Mintu, poet Altaf Shahnewaz, folk culture expert and writer Suman Kumar Das and many others were present at the event.

Also present at the unveiling ceremony were Indian poets Bibhas Roy Chowdhury, Gautam Guhray, Nikhilesh Roy, Banani Chakraborty, Shamim Ahmed, and others. After the unveiling of the collection, the guests delivered their speeches.

Incidentally, on June 27 last year, the British journal of South Asian literature, philosophy and sociology launched a Facebook live series titled 'Hundred Poets Around the World for Love'. Renowned poets from more than 25 countries around the world participated in this 20-episode series.

Senior lawyer and BNP leader Advocate Khandaker Mahbub Hossain passed away. (Inna Lillahi and Inna Ilaihi Rajeun) He was 84 years old.

On Saturday (December 31) around 11:15 PM, doctors declared him dead while on life support at Everkewell Hospital in the capital, according to family and BNP sources.

The result of the first phase of admission to class XI will be published on Saturday at 8 pm. The admission candidates can see the result on the admission website.

Sota applied for admission in the 11th admission of more than 13 lakh 23 thousand aspirants and they have chosen more than 70 lakh 20 thousand seats in various colleges.

The admission policy has been announced that the results of the first phase of admission to the 11th class will be published online on the website (www.xiclassadmission.gov.bd).

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has inaugurated the book distribution program of primary and secondary level in 2023 by handing over new books to the students.

On Saturday (December 31) morning, the Prime Minister officially inaugurated this program by handing over books to the students from the Shapla Hall of the Prime Minister's Office.

Tomorrow 1 January 1st January 1st and Ministry of Primary and Mass Education will celebrate the Central Textbook Festival separately.

On behalf of the Ministry of Education, the book festival of the secondary level will be organized in the government pilot high school of Kapasitha upazila of Gazipur. And the central festival of the book of the primary level will be held at the playground of Dhaka University.

It is about 35 crore textbooks for the 2023 academic year. In the meantime, the book of the primary level is 10 crore. The remaining 25 crore secondary books are available. Before the book festival, 80 percent of the book is possible to reach the district, but it is difficult to reach the primary book.

Since 2010, the government has started giving free new textbooks to all the primary and secondary level students, followed by the students' festivals at the beginning of every year.

Education Minister Dipu Moni, Education at the inaugural ceremony Deputy Minister Mohibul Hasan Chowdhury Naufel, State Minister for Primary and Mass Education. With Zakir Hossain Officials of the Ministry were present.

Dhaka: The long wait has come to an end, the dream is a reality today. The public transport of Dhaka in the new era has officially started the much-desired dream metro rail in the city of heavy traffic.
On Wednesday (December 28) at 1:52 PM, the Metro Rail officially started its journey from Ditabai ({Uttara}) station to Agargaon for the first time for the first time.

The first trip was to the metro rail passengers and his entourage, leaving Uttara, the train reached Agargaon station in just 18 minutes.

The first journey was accompanied by his younger sister Sheikh Rehana, the Speaker of the National Parliament as a passenger with the Prime Minister. Shirin Sharmin Chowdhury, Minister of Transport and Bridges Obatadul Quader along with cabinet members and invited guests.

Also, the first journey was accompanied by the Prime Minister's companions, elected brave freedom fighters, school college and madrasa students, imams of mosques, garment workers, rickshaw pullers, vegetable sellers, small ethnic groups, businessmen and important people of the government.

Abu Taher, Ramganj Correspondent:
In order to bring smiles to the faces of more than 200 helpless people in Ramganj, Laxmipur, the Ramganj Group of Potential has distributed winter clothes to them. The distribution of winter clothes was done on Friday, (December 23) at 10 am at the Ramganj Pilot Girls High School hall room under the chairmanship of the group's admin Md. Anwar Hossain (Anu) and with the overall support of Taslima Akhter, the initiator of the winter clothes distribution and group moderator. The chief guest at the distribution program was Mahbubur Rahman, advisor president of the Ramganj Group of Opportunities and headmaster of Raipur LM Pilot High School. The special guest was eminent social worker and advisor general secretary Shamsul Alam Patwari, headmaster of Ramganj Pilot Girls High School Manjurul Haque Faruk, president of the managing committee of Daspara High School Morshedul Amin Babu, assistant headmaster of Pilot Girls High School Shakil Ahmed, and other leaders were also present at the time, including moderator Md. Russell Mia, president of Ramganj Press Club Sakhawat Hossain Jahangir, general secretary Kausar Hossain, finance secretary Abu Taher, journalists Belayet Hossain Bachchu, Faruk Patwari, Parvez Hossain, Iqbal Hossain, Abdur Rahman and other leaders.
Note: The guests present appreciated the initiative of the Ramganj Group of Potential. Then the leaders handed over winter clothes for all the unions of the upazila to various representatives.