Author: PV Desk
The 435th Orientation Course was held at National Teachers Training College in city’s Bahaddar Hat area on Friday, said a press release. National Teachers Training College organized the event while Bangladesh Scouts Chittagong Region conducted it. 43 teachers from various educational institutions took part in the course led by Course Leader Mohammad Ghiyasuddin. Trainers include Faruk Ahmed, Regional Director of Bangladesh Scouts Chittagong Region, SM Shahnewaz Ali Mirza, Secretary of Bangladesh Scouts Chittagong Region, and Md. Solaiman, Deputy Commissioner of the Region. Certificate distribution marked the closing ceremony where Course Leader Mohammad Ghiyasuddin chaired. Md. Hamid Hossain, Principal of National…
Rotary Club of Islamabad, Chittagong, held its 1500th regular meeting at a local prestigious hotel in the port city on Monday. The meeting focused on several key activities, including enrolment of new qualified members, organizing career planning workshops for the children of Rotary members, and discussions on the annual conference and upcoming events. Osman Gani Monsur, past president of the club and a charter member presided over the event. Key speakers on the occasion include charter member PP Ustad Azizul Islam, award-winning artist, charter member PP Engineer Md. Harun, PP Shafiqul Alam Khan, PP Shawkat Hossain, FCA, PP architect Sohel…
Staff Reporter Chairman of the Bangladesh Press Council, Justice A.K.M. Abdul Hakim, has said that although laws are in place, the main issue lies in their implementation. Proper initiative and honesty are essential if we want to overcome existing challenges. On Saturday morning, he attended a views-exchange meeting with newspaper editors at the conference room of Dainik Purbokone Mohammad Yusuf Chowdhury conference hall. . During the meeting, he discussed various issues related to journalism and journalists. The Press Council Chairman emphasized that despite many obstacles, the media must advance with a commitment to honesty and responsibility. Among those present were:…
National Public School & College in Bahaddarhat, Chattogram held a Parents’ meeting of the SSC examinees of 2026 and Admission Desk on Thursday at 11:00am. A discussion was held where Principal Md. Hamid Hossain presided and teacher Md. Humayun Kabir Dihan moderated. Renowned journalist and writer Osman Gani Mansur, Chairman of the Chattogram Education and Research Foundation, attended the programme as the chief guest. Members of the Trustee Board — Professor Dr. G. M. Golam Rasul Atik, Lion Sahela Abedin Rima, and Mohammad Ayakub — along with Head Teacher Mohammad Gias Uddin and Md. Abdus Shakur also spoke that inspired…
Anwara–Karnaphuli Oikkyo Parisad, a non-political organization, has started it’s journey through a virtual meeting on Sunday. The platform brings together over 50 professionals, including retired and serving government officials, as well as individuals from diverse occupational backgrounds. The main objectives of the organization are to curb moral decline in society, enhance humanitarian assistance, and advance education in the region, according to organizers.. “Our primary focus will be encouraging civic engagement to address local issues, supporting underprivileged communities, and involving the youth in constructive activities.”, they said. Anwara and Karnaphuli share a common river, culture, and socio-economic challenges and making collaborative…
“Skilled and qualified teachers are the prerequisite for creating a competent human resource.” Pro-Vice-Chancellor of the National University Professor Md Lutfar Rahman, said this during a visit to the National Teachers’ Training College in Bahaddarhat on Monday. Speaking at a views-exchange meeting with the institution’s teachers, the Pro-VC noted, “Today’s generation will lead the nation in the future. Therefore, it is the responsibility of the teaching community to prepare them with the highest level of competence.” Secretary General of the Commonwealth Journalists Association (Bangladesh Chapter) Osman Gani Mansur, Chairman of Chattogram Education and Research Foundation, and Editor-Publisher of People’s View…
Multi-District Combat Hunger Project Committee (MDCHPC) held a special conference on Friday, 21 November 2025, at the Abdul Khalek Hall of Chattogram Press Club. The event was attended by Rotarian Dr. Istiak Abiduzzaman, Country Coordinator and Rotary International President’s Special Assistant (RIPSA) Bangladesh, as chief guest while .MDCHPC Chairman PDG Magfur Uddin Ahmed, MPH, B, MD presided.. Ruhela Khanum, Vice-Chairperson of MDCHPC (PDG-3282), and Rotarian PP A. F. Neshar Uddin, MD, Secretary of MDCHPC were special guests on the occasion.. As part of the proceedings, posthumous lifetime achievement awards were presented to late PDG Commodore M. M. Rahman, PSC, MPH…
Speakers at a conference in Cox’s bazar emphasized the necessity of sustainable and dignified repatriation for the Rohingyas They stressed that while the Rohingya people should return to their country, ongoing humanitarian assistance must be provided to support them. The event was organized by the Commonwealth Journalists Association (CJA) with the support of the RRRC and BRAC at the conference hall of the Office of the Refugee Relief and Repatriation Commissioner (RRRC) in Cox’s Bazar. Speakers at the conference emphasized that the Rohingya crisis has evolved into a global issue, encompassing humanitarian concerns, justice, and global accountability. Currently, over 1.3…
Jatiya Chhatra Shakti, formerly Bangladesh Ganatantrik Chhatra Sangsad (BGCS), brought out a torchlight procession on Saturday evening ahead of the verdict in the cases against former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and two others accused of crimes against humanity during last year’s July–August Uprising. The procession began at Shahbagh and concluded at the Raju Memorial Sculpture on the Dhaka University campus. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court has requested the Bangladesh Army to deploy troops to bolster security around the International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) ahead of Monday’s scheduled verdict in cases relating to crimes against humanity involving former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and…
Police recovered the bodies of a woman and her two young grandchildren from a house in the city’s Labanchora area on Sunday night, in what investigators are treating as a mysterious triple murder. The deceased were identified as Mahidunnesa, and her two grandchildren — Mustakim, 8, and Fatiha, 6. Police recovered the children’s bodies and sent them to Khulna Medical College Hospital, while the grandmother’s body remained at the house on Mukta Commissioner Kalvat Dorbesh Goli under Labanchora Police Station. Sub-Inspector Pishuj of Labanchora Police Station said the children’s parents both work full-time — the mother as a peskar at…