Author: PV Desk
Tritorongo, a leading cultural organization in Chattogram has decided to honor Ekushey Medal –winning journalist MA Malek, editor of the renowned Bangla daily “ Azadi” on it’s upcoming 42nd anniversary. A delegation including Osman Gani Mansur, chairman of Tritorongo, a veteran journalist and author, Shaon Pantho, secretary general of the organization; Shahin Afroz, adviser; Subarna Rahman, executive member and artist and Sheela Chowdhury, joint cultural secretary and Rabindra Sangeet singer paid a courtesy visit at the editor’s residence with the proposal. Mr. Malek warmly received the delegation and agreed to accept the distinguished award. A ceremony on the occasion will…
The third National Photography Camp organised by ‘Portrait’ concluded at the Kaptai Horticulture Centre Auditorium in Rangamati recently, said a press release. Osman Gani Mansur, Secretary General of Commonwealth Journalists Association(CJA), inaugurated the two-day event where veteran photojournalists, photographers and media leaders from across Bangladesh attended. Former Reuters photojournalist ABM Rafiqul Rahman; Nur Uddin Ahmed, former president of the Bangladesh Photo Journalists Association and director of NTV; Portrait adviser Piyush Talukdar; AKM Mohsin, former general secretary of the Bangladesh Photo Journalists Association; former association president Bulbul Ahmed and his wife Begum Husneara Bulbul; Manjurul Alam Monju, a freedom fighter and…
Hamidul Hossain Siddiqui With the blessings of modern technology, volume or size of many articles/machines are compressed specially the books, libraries containing numerous words/ books reduce to tiny discs, CD s, pen drives & so on. These brought about magic advances, but still we are plowing hundreds of corn fields, irrigating, fertilizing, controlling pests & combating many other environmental constrains as drought, flood, salinity etc. these all remind us of the carts pulled by cows, postman riding on horses, telegraphic age, etc. Could we not think “our wide corn fields of thousand acre reduced to little plots of the size…
BISAP has been empowering vulnerable women and adolescent girls by providing comprehensive livelihood skills training to enhance their economic independence and employment opportunities. At its Training Centre, participants receive hands-on training in Machine Operation, Sewing, Cutting, Embroidery, and Garment Production Techniques through two regular batches led by experienced Trainers. The program equips women with practical skills, confidence, and entrepreneurial knowledge, enabling them to become self-reliant and productive members of society. Beyond training, BISAP actively connects skilled Trainees with local Entrepreneurs, Garment manufacturers, and Business Communities, creating opportunities for employment, subcontracting, and income generation. These market linkages foster mutually beneficial business…
Alhaj Foyez Ahmed , former tax commissioner and resident of Satkania, Chattogram, died from old age complications on Wednesday morning at his residence in Eidgah area of Chattogram (Inna Lillahe Wainnailaihe Rajeun). He was 83. Ahmed, a retired government official, is survived by his four sons including Dr. Hasan Murad, Prof. Dr. Riaz Mahmud, Prof. Dr. Md. Ilias and businessman Imtiaz Farid. Funeral prayers were held at 10:00 p.m. on Wednesday at Baitul Mowla Mosque ground in Eidgah, after which he was laid to rest there.
Osman Gani Mansur, Chairman of childhood cancer support and advocacy organization, Children Leukemia Assistance and Support Services (CLASS) and a veteran journalist, left Dhaka for Ulaanbaatar, the capital of Mongolia Tuesday to attend the 18th Asia Childhood Cancer Conference (ACCC). The conference is scheduled to be held from June 25 to 28. He will serve as moderator at the third plenary session titled “The Changing Landscape of Childhood Cancer Treatment and Research.” Jointly organized by the Society of International Pediatric Oncology(SIOP) and Childhood Cancer International (CCI), this year’s conference theme is “ We are united for Change: Science, Compassion and…
Veteran journalist and Ekushey Padak recipient M A Malek, Editor of Dainik Azadi, said complaints against journalists should first be addressed through the Press Council rather than through the immediate filing of court cases. He made the remarks while speaking as the chief guest at a reception at Chattogram Press Club premises on Sunday. Chattogram Editors Cluib organized the event to honour Osman Gani Mansur, Adviser and Chief Patron of the organisation, on his recent election as an Executive Member of the National Editors Council. Chaired by President M Ali Hossain and moderated by General Secretary Ziaul Haque Zia, the…
BISAP organized inspiring Listening and Learning Sessions at the BW-1 Refuge Camp Community Hall, Ward No. 13, to help vulnerable families build healthier, safer, and more dignified lives. The sessions created a friendly and supportive space where community members could openly learn, share experiences, and gain practical knowledge about environmental cleanliness, personal hygiene, health, and nutrition. Through simple discussions, interactive activities, and real-life demonstrations, participants learned how to maintain proper hygiene, prevent common diseases, and adopt healthier daily habits for themselves and their families. BISAP’s committed program Team and experienced Resource Persons conducted the sessions with care, compassion, and dedication,…
Bangladesh Mahila Parishad, Chattogram District Unit, organized a protest rally protesting sexual violence and brutal acts against women and girls in schools, colleges, universities, madrasas, families, and public spaces on Monday. The rally was held at 4:00 pm as part of a nationwide protest programme demanding an end to violence against women and girls across the country in front of the organization’s office at Dost Building in the city. Professor Latifa Kabir, President of the organization chaired the event. Speakers at the rally strongly condemned the ongoing incidents of sexual violence and brutality against women and girls and called for…
BISAP organized a community gathering to promote community-led enterprises that can build strong local brands, combine local products, and create sustainable market access for skilled community members. The event brought together entrepreneurs, community leaders, and stakeholders to encourage cooperation, innovation, and shared business growth. Participants discussed how joint marketing, quality improvement, value addition, and cooperative production can help local products become more competitive and reach wider markets. The session also highlighted the importance of partnerships, skills training, financial support, and market knowledge to help small enterprises grow, receive fair prices, and increase family incomes. Through this initiative, communities were encouraged…