Airline jobs, pay scale Tk 12,500-30,230

Biman Bangladesh Airlines Limited has released a notification for the recruitment of Security Assistant. Interested candidates should apply online.

Post Name: Security Assistant

Position Number: 5

Application Eligibility: Graduation pass in any subject, minimum CGPA 2.8 (out of 4). Minimum GPA of 3.0 (out of 5) in each of SSC and HSC examinations or 2.8 (out of 4) for Diploma holders. Minimum 'D' grade in any 5 subjects at 'O' level and minimum 'D' grade in any 2 subjects at 'A' level. or must have passed graduation. Must have first class or division in at least one examination during education, no third division is acceptable. Preference will be given to retired NCOs/JCOs from armed forces with graduation degree and clean service record. Must have fluent Bengali and English speaking and writing skills.

height

5 feet 6 inches for male candidates and 5 feet 4 inches for female candidates.

age

Maximum age is 30 years as on 30th September. Maximum age limit is 32 years for children of freedom fighters, martyred freedom fighters and veterans and physically challenged candidates. Age limit for retired NCO/JCO candidates is 40 years.

How to apply

Candidates willing to participate in the examination can apply through this website.

Application fee

A fee of Tk 335 must be deposited within 72 hours of application.

Application Deadline: October 29, 2024

 




Private car in Pirojpur canal, 8 people of two families killed

After receiving information about the accident, the fire service personnel went to the spot and carried out rescue operations. Last night around three o'clock in the Noorani Gate area of Kadmatlar of Pirojpur Sadar UpazilaPhoto: Prothom Alo

A total of eight members of two families were killed when a private car fell into a canal in Pirojpur Sadar Upazila. The accident took place in the Noorani Gate area of Pirojpur-Nazirpur road at around 2:30 am on Wednesday. The dead include two men, two women and four children.

The persons killed in this incident are Motaleb (45) of Kholachar neighborhood of Sherpur, his wife Sabina Akhter (30), daughter Mukta (12) and son Swaib (2) and Shaon Mridha (32) of Hoglabunia village of Nazirpur upazila of Pirojpur, his wife Amena Begum (29). ), sons Shahadat (10) and Abdullah (3).

After receiving the information about the accident, the fire service personnel went to the spot and recovered the bodies of eight people from inside the car at around three o'clock yesterday night. Later their bodies were taken to Pirojpur Sadar Hospital Mortuary.

Shaon Mridha's relative Murad said, the private car was supposed to go to Dhaka from Kuakata beach in Patuakhali via Nazirpur in Pirojpur.

In this regard, Pirojpur Additional Superintendent of Police Mukit Hasan Khan said that his identity was initially known from the identity card found with one of the dead named Motaleb. He was serving in the army.




Three members of the same family died due to electrocution in Barisal's Bakerganj

Three members of the same family died after being electrocuted in Bakerganj, Barisal. The incident took place at around 12 noon on Saturday (April 27) in Dhalmara village number 4 of Niyamati union of the upazila.
The deceased are Sonia Akhter (32), her daughter Sabrina (9) and her son Salman, aged four and a half. Bakerganj Police Station OC Abzal Hossain confirmed the deaths.
The OC said that while playing, child Salman touched a lemon tree next to the house. The electric wire on the lemon tree was torn. After Salman touched it, his sister Sabrina went to rescue him. At that time, she was also electrocuted. Later, while trying to rescue her two children, mother Sonia Akhter also died of electrocution.



A three-day skill development course was initiated by Bangladesh Scouts in Gazipur

3 days of skill development course has started for Leader Trainer and Assistant Leader Trainers under the initiative of Bangladesh Scouts in Gazipur.
National Scout Training Center, Mouchak was presented as the chief guest on this occasion by the Executive Chairman of Bangladesh Economic Zone Authority and Yusuf Harun, the National Commissioner of Bangladesh Scouts (Adalts in Scoutingvel) Ferdous Ahmed, Member of the National Board of Revenue and Member of Bangladesh Scouts (John Links and Marketing) M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M. M.ul.
In the speech of the chief guest, Yusuf Haroon said that Bangladesh Scouts is now a huge organization of 2.4 million children, teenagers and youth, and this large number of members should be encouraged to build the country through skill development.
80 selected scout officers from all over the country joined the workshop.



A complaint has been lodged against the in-charge of Konakhola police outpost in Keraniganj

A complaint has been filed against Md. Fazlur Rahman, in-charge of Konakhola police outpost in Keraniganj, Dhaka.
The drivers of Konakhola CNG autorickshaw filed this complaint at the office of Keraniganj Upazila Nirbahi Officer Md. Abu Riyad on Sunday (April 28).
According to the complaint, Kona opens every day with CNG auto rickshaw from open CNG autorickshaw stand and roams around for personal work in different places. When he asked for CNG gas and fare, he got angry and beat the CNG driver and also vandalized his CNG. Thus he beat up 8 to 10 drivers and vandalized several CNG autorickshaws. When CNG Auto Rickshaw Drivers protested Inspector Fazlur Rahman's actions, he threatened them with a case.
Tari Tari, from Konakhola stand, about half a hundred CNG autorickshaws are running every day in Mohammadpur, Ati Bazar, Abdullahpur and Kadmatli areas of the capital.
Another CNG auto rickshaw driver named Md Shaukat Ali said, "We have no complaints about it every day for government work, but we have no complaints about it, but he forcibly takes CNG auto rickshaw from us and works all day without paying fares for the whole day. We want to escape from his torture."
In this regard, Konakhola police outpost in-charge inspector Md Fazlur Rahman said, I have not been in CNG auto rickshaw for any personal work. CNG autorickshaws are taken from them only for government work and the complaint made against him by CNG auto rickshaw drivers is not correct.



Legal Aid: Rajshahi District and Sessions Judge will provide legal assistance to remote rural areas from the city

Mazharul Islam Chapal Bureau Chief: National Legal Aid Day 2024 was celebrated in Rajshahi with the melodious sounds of the parade and charming arrangements.
On Sunday (April 28) at 9 am, the Rajshahi court premises were filled with various arrangements since morning to mark the day. At the beginning, the Rajshahi court's Senior District and Sessions Judge Mr. Sheikh Mofizur Rahman inaugurated the day by flying pigeons and festoons, symbols of peace. After the inauguration, he participated in the rally. The rally left the District and Sessions Judge premises and returned to the court premises via the Bhendipara (DIG Range Office) intersection in the city.
After the rally, he visited the voluntary blood donation program and legal aid fair and inaugurated the stalls by cutting the ribbon. During this, the stall organizers highlighted various initiatives on legal aid and how legal aid can be reached to marginalized groups.
The discussion meeting started at 10 am. The discussion meeting was moderated by Senior Judicial Magistrate Maruf Allam and District Joint Judge Luna Ferdous, and chaired by District Legal Aid Committee Chairman, District and Sessions Judge Sheikh Mofizur Rahman. The welcome address was delivered by learned Chief Judicial Magistrate Iqbal Bahar, learned Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Shah Md. Zakir Hossain, and Additional DIG of Police Md. Saiful Islam.
In addition, the learned Metropolitan Sessions Judge Mr. Al Asad Md. Asifuzzaman attracted everyone with his important and smart speech. Also present were learned judges of various tribunals (district and sessions judges), additional divisional commissioners and other judges, President of the District Bar Association Adv. Md. Ibrahim Hossain, general secretary and members, panel lawyers, legal aid clients, members of the Legal Aid Committee, Court Police, District Police, Metropolitan Police, various non-governmental voluntary organizations BLAST, National Women's Bar Association, BRAC, Sachate, Aid Comilla, ACD, OLAR, Parivartan, Diner Alo Hijra Sangha, Angorasar Samaj Unnayan Sangstha and all other levels of the public. A discussion was held on the significance of the day and crests were given to the best panel lawyers.
At the beginning of the discussion meeting, District Legal Aid Officer and learned Senior Assistant Judge Ariful Islam gave a valuable speech about the significance of Legal Aid Day and legal aid activities.
In the closing remarks of the president, the Chairman of the District Legal Aid Committee, Honorable Senior District and Sessions Judge Mr. Sheikh Mofizur Rahman, highlighted the role of the current government in the issue of government legal aid.
He said, “Smart Legal Aid is a Smart Country, Bangabandhu’s Bangladesh”. The Legal Aid Act 2000 was enacted to facilitate the path of justice for those who are unable to get justice or are deprived of justice due to financial hardship and other reasons. It is a groundbreaking and people-friendly law. As part of the current government’s commitment to the poor people, the government has established legal aid offices in all districts. In order to make it easier for the poor people to get legal aid, the government has created the posts of Legal Aid Officer, Office Assistant cum Computer Typist, Bench Assistant and Peon. He said that everyone’s participation in legal aid activities is important and called on everyone to help the poor people get their legal rights. He highlighted the importance of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) through conciliation to resolve the ongoing litigation.
He said that Rajshahi District Legal Aid Office has provided assistance in 14,982 cases till April 2024, out of which 11,651 cases have been settled, 3,331 cases are ongoing. From 2017 to April 2024, 3,035 people have received legal advice. From 2016 to April 2024, 1,648 people have applied for Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). Out of which 1,529 have been settled, 119 are ongoing and 1,84,03,811/- (One crore eighty-four lakh three thousand eight hundred and eleven) taka has been collected through ADR. Legal aid activities need to be made more dynamic. I believe that legal aid will reach remote rural areas from Rajshahi city very soon.
Later, he presented the crest to the best panel lawyer of 2023. This year, the best panel lawyer was selected as Ed. Neelima Biswas. Finally, he expressed his sincere thanks and gratitude to everyone and declared the event over.

 




'Warning' about Moliner, Aviation Minister orders to talk to Boeing

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Civil Aviation and Tourism Minister Muhammad Farooq Khan has directed Biman Bangladesh to speak to Biman Bangladesh quickly about the technical defect raised by the former engineer of the Dreamliner-787 model aircraft.

He gave this instruction while talking to Shafiul Azim, Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Rashtraatta Aerlines Airlines on Saturday.

In the press release of the Ministry of Civil Aviation and Tourism, the media was informed about this instruction.

However, Farooq Khan assured that there is nothing to panic about the technical problems raised by the US shipwriter company Boting's Dreamliner aircraft in the fleet of Biman Bangladesh.

Sam Salehpour, a former engineer of Boring, the world's largest manufacturer of ships, suggested that the ‘787 Dreamliner’ was grounded again for security tests, and he suggested that the news was published in the US media NBC News.

However, Boting denied such allegations and said that they did not get any crew to break the ship after testing the Dreamline again.

Out of the total 21 aircraft in the fleet of Biman Bangladesh, six wide bodies have 787 Dreamliner U᧟e.

On Saturday, the MD of Biman was informed to the media through a notification about the instructions of the aviation minister.

It should be said, “In the conversation, the minister said, ‘Because the Dreamliner aircraft in the fleet of Bangladesh Airlines are new, the aircraft are new.’ We have nothing to panic about the technical problems raised for now, but it is necessary to talk quickly to the aircraft manufacturing company Boeing in order to ensure the future and ensure passenger safety because the safety of passengers is the key to the Bangladesh government and the aircraft.’

”Air Biman's managing director and chief executive officer said, ”There is a constant contact between Boeing and technical and maintenance.”

The engineer's warning about the security risk of Boating's Dreamliner is the headlines of the media in the world.

The Telegraph Botning, former engineer of the Telegraph Botting, said that the competition for production has created some serious problems in the U.S. ships, which is a small gap between the sections of the fugilage, which has also suggested that more than 1,000 Dreamliners have been running around the world for safety testing.

Airplane Dreamliner cracks in mid-air windshield

The US Senate on April 17 at a hearing Engineer Salepor expressed his detailed concern. There he claimed that the botting was added to the small gaps in the sections of the fugilage before planting the additional force of the small gaps.

However, regarding the complaint, Boting said, the complaint being raised against the structural crew of the 787 U.S.O. is not correct. An executive of Botting said that the model is more than the expected price, the model is 165,000 flight cycle stress.

Minister's order to speak

The sixth 787 Dreamliner in the fleet is aerial, Hansbalaka, Gangchil, Rajhans, Sonartari and Achinpakhi. The newly purchased Uçozahaz in 2018 and 2019 will be added to the fleet of Europe and Canada.

According to a March 2023 report by Forbes, more than 1,600 Dreamliners are supplied or manufactured worldwide, with a botting 787-8 worth $239 milligrams.

Aviation Minister Farooq Khan after creating fears of security risks of Dreamliner In addition to looking at the poisons in his sick state, he ordered to talk to Boeing about technical issues in addition to the safety of the passengers.

An official of the aircraft says that the Dreamliners in the fleet have not seen any complicated security risks so far, but after leaving for Saudi Arabia on January 20, a Dreamliner's cockpit glass (windshield) cracked, 297 passengers returned to Shahjalal Airport after 2 hours.

The next day, the director of the Department of Engineering and Materials of the Aircraft, A. Commodore Modor Modor Modazem Hossain said to bdnews tontifour.com, “After the cyclone, the clock is not going to be a crack in the sky. We are not talking about the situation.”

In response to the question that the crack in the windshield is a common phenomenon in the aviation sector, he said, “I will not say that it is very common. We had a crack in the windshield of a Bonting 787. We are discussing the poison in the windshield of 787.”




'Fake MP' arrested with 2 accomplices from Sangsad Bhawan

‘A fraudster and two associates have been arrested on charges of defrauding people by sending them abroad under the guise of 'MP Mizanur'. Parliament security personnel arrested three members of the fraudster gang during the National Parliament session last Saturday. They are on a three-day remand at the Sher-e-Bangla Nagar Police Station in the capital.

This gang has extorted crores of taka from at least 40 people by promising to send them to the European country Kosovo. The fake MP Shamimur Rahman alias Atiq alias MP Mizanur was assisted in this work by Rahul Hossain, a computer operator appointed as the master roll of the Parliament Secretariat. Through him, the alleged MP used to collect passes to enter the Parliament and regularly come and go to the Parliament. In addition, numerous people who wanted to go abroad were cheated by giving them the opportunity to enter the Parliament with the gate passes.

The victims of the fraud, Mehedi Hasan of Barguna, Nahidul Islam of Natore and Aminul Haque of Habiganj, have filed a case against Shamimur Rahman and his associates at Sher-e-Bangla Nagar Police Station. The investigation officer of the case, Sub-Inspector Anwar Hossain Khan, told Samakal on Wednesday night that the three-day remand of the accused will end on Thursday. The case has been filed on charges of impersonating an MP and embezzling Tk 16 lakh 92 thousand by cheating. An investigation is underway.

Mehedi Hasan, the plaintiff in the case, said that Shamimur Rahman alias Mizanur's home is in Jagatpur, Titas Upazila, Comilla. In Dhaka, he lives in Mohammadpur Housing Society. He also implicated his wife Moutusi Rahman in the fraud. One of Mizanur's associates was Rahul Hossain, a computer operator who was appointed to the master roll of the Parliament Secretariat. His home is in Kamalpur, Mithamoin, Kishoreganj district. In Dhaka, he lives in Satmasjid Housing, Mohammadpur.

Mehedi Hasan alleged that Shamimur Rahman introduced himself as MP Mizanur and collected blood samples from him through Rahul, the computer operator of the Parliament House, claiming to be sending him to Kosovo with a government job. Mizanur charged 594,000 taka for medical fees at various times. The last time he charged 66,000 taka on the ground floor of the Parliament House on February 29.
The case report states that Mizanur took Tk 660,000 from 40 people for medical fees and Tk 92,000 each for emergency police clearance from 23 people. Last Friday, he took Tk 940,000 from 15 people at the Metsafe restaurant on the second floor of the Parliament Club, saying that a team from the Kosovo Embassy would come to interview those interested in going abroad.

People started to suspect Mizanur as there was no embassy team during the interview. At one point, they learned that Mizanur was a fake MP and the woman posing as a representative of the Kosovo embassy on the interview board was his wife, Moutusi Rahman.




Order to disconnect gas and electricity of unauthorized buildings

State Minister for Power, Energy and Mineral Resources Nasrul Hamid has ordered the disconnection of gas and electricity connections of unauthorized buildings. He gave the order at a briefing in Chittagong on Wednesday. On the same day, he inaugurated the data center of the prepaid meter project of Karnaphuli Gas Distribution Company.

The State Minister for Power said, "We must be aware so that accidents like Bailey Road do not happen again. Gas connections cannot be provided without the approval of the appropriate authority. Even if a connection is provided earlier, if it is used for illegal purposes, the connection will be disconnected. If commercial activities are carried out with the permission of a resident, if the fire extinguishing system is not proper, or if the design is violated, the gas and electricity connections of that building will be disconnected." Instructing the concerned in this regard, he said that gas connections will not be provided anywhere except in approved industrial areas.

Stating that all customers in Chittagong will be covered by prepaid meters within three years, the State Minister said, 'The meters that are being installed are from Japan. This program is being carried out with the assistance of JICA.' In response to a question, he said, 'The gas companies have more arrears in power plants and fertilizer factories. Several thousand crore taka have accumulated in these two sectors. If you want uninterrupted gas, you will have to pay the arrears. If the fertilizer factories do not pay the arrears, they will not be given gas.' Petrobangla Chairman Janendra Nath Sarkar was present at the time.

The State Minister for Power earlier visited the construction site of Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation's own building in Chittagong and the facilities of Padma, Meghna and Jamuna Oil Companies. He said, 'Uninterrupted oil transportation is being arranged throughout the country. Fuel oil unloading, storage and transportation will come under automation.' He said that oil pricing and management will be paperless and humanless. Experimental oil transportation is underway in the Single Mooring (SPM) line project. This will save about a thousand crore taka annually. Oil will be transported to Patenga depot through a pipeline from the deep-sea mother vessel in Maheshkhali.

The State Minister for Power said, "The depots are being automated. A pipeline is being built from Patenga to Godnail in Narayanganj. The tankers will also be modernized." He said, "There is going to be a big change in the price of fuel oil in the country today, Thursday. From now on, the price will be fixed in the first week of the month. If we can introduce automated management and operation, we will save money there too." BPC Chairman ABM Azad, along with the managing directors and senior officials of the companies, were present at the time.

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Body of schoolgirl found in Kaliganga river after 2 days of disappearance

Police recovered the body of a schoolgirl from the Kaliganga river two days after she went missing in Manikganj. The body has been recovered.

The deceased student's name is Samitha Islam. She was a ninth grade student of Manikganj Surendra Kumar Government Girls High School.

According to the police and family sources, on Saturday afternoon, his mother went out to go to the coaching center on Saturday afternoon. In the afternoon, her mother came to the coaching center and came to know that Samita went there. Later, she was searched for different places.

Officer-in-charge (OC) of Manikganj Sadar police station Habil Hossain said that on Saturday morning, locals informed the police about Sami's body floating in the Kusherchar area and informed the police around 11 am. The body was recovered and sent to Manikganj 250 bed hospital morgue for maternity investigation.