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Being happy never goes out of style ♥

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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has won an overwhelming majority in Bangladesh's parliamentary election[...]

At least 18 arson attacks preceded the vote but the election day passed in relative calm.[...]

The main opposition Bangladesh Nationalist Party led by former premier Khaleda Zia refused to accept the election outcome[...]

Authorities blamed much of the violence on the BNP, accusing it of seeking to sabotage the election. On Saturday, detectives arrested seven men belonging to the BNP and its youth wing for their alleged involvement in the train attack. The party denied any role in the incident. On Sunday, a supporter of an Awami League candidate was stabbed to death in Munshiganj district near the capital, Dhaka, officials said.

7 Jan 24

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In 2008, the Bangladesh Resource Center for Indigenous Knowledge (BARCIK), a non-profit organization, pioneered community-engaged mangrove restoration in the country.

So far, BARCIK has brought mangrove restoration to parts of coastal villages including Kaikhali, Burigoalini, Munshiganj, Gabura, Padmapukur and Atulia of Satkhira’s Shyamnagar subdistrict.

Under the BARCIK program, women collect mangrove seeds floated upriver and preserve them for germination. In the next stage, they, together with the male members of their families, sow the germinated seeds in the selected and fenced muddy berms of embankments along the Kholpetua, Chuna and Malancha rivers.

“So far, we have planted mangroves on around 1,800 hectares (4,447 acres) of land, involving more than 400 women,” said Ram Krishna Joarder, BARCIK’s Satkhira district coordinator.

Teamed up, the women monitor the growth of the saplings and take care of them until their maturity, when they start flowering. From the mature trees, they harvest keora fruits and golpata sap to produce pickles and molasses, respectively, for sale.

One of the entrepreneurs of this business, 42-year-old Shefali Begum from Burigoalini village says that mangrove restoration helps her ensure financial stability in a challenging time.

“Although the production of pickles and molasses is seasonal, I can earn $52 (6,000 taka) monthly on average, which is a crucial backup when my husband and sons cannot earn from fishing in the Sundarbans [due to seasonal fishing bans],” Shefali says.

Once an unemployed and poor housewife, Shefali now leads a 40-member cooperative society.

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Bangladesh protesters demand PM resign as death toll mounts

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Bangladesh protesters demand PM resign as death toll mounts

Thousands of Bangladeshi protesters demanding Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina resign clashed with government supporters Sunday, with dozens killed in one of the deadliest days since demonstrations began.

Rallies that began last month against civil service job quotas have escalated into some of the worst unrest of Hasina’s 15-year rule and shifted into wider calls for the 76-year-old to step down.

At least 50 people were killed on Sunday alone, the rival sides battling with sticks and knives and security forces firing rifles, taking the total killed since protests began in July to at least 243.

However, soldiers and police in several cases did not intervene to stem the protests, unlike the past month of rallies that repeatedly ended in deadly crackdowns.

A respected former army chief also demanded the government withdraw troops and allow protests in a hugely symbolic rebuke of Hasina.

Demonstrators in Dhaka, surrounded by a tightly packed and cheering crowd, waved a Bangladeshi flag on top of an armoured car as soldiers watched, according to videos on social media verified by media sources.

But elsewhere foreign reporters reported hearing the constant crackle of gunfire from security forces, while mobile internet was tightly restricted and police ordered a nationwide curfew beginning at 6:00 pm (1200 GMT).

Furious protesters seemed determined to continue.

‘Battleground’ 

Troops briefly imposed order after violence erupted in July.

However, crowds returned to the streets in huge numbers this month in a non-cooperation movement aimed at paralysing the government.

Vast crowds of protesters, many wielding sticks, packed into Dhaka’s central Shahbagh Square on Sunday, with street battles in multiple sites as well as in other key cities, police said.

“There were clashes between students and the ruling party men,” police inspector Al Helal told news agency AFP, saying two young men were killed in Dhaka’s Munshiganj district.

“One of the dead was hacked in his head and another had gunshot injuries.”

Another policeman, who asked not to be identified, said “the whole city has turned into a battleground”.

Two people were killed in the northern city of Kishioreganj, where protesters torched a ruling party office, police said.

Police and doctors also reported deaths in districts in the north, west, south and centre of the capital. Six people were killed in the northern town of Raiganj, government administrator Nahid Hasan Khan told AFP.

Asif Mahmud, one of the key leaders in the nationwide civil disobedience campaign, urged supporters to rally after last month’s marches were crushed by police.

“Prepare bamboo sticks and liberate Bangladesh,” he wrote on Facebook Sunday.

Some former military officers have joined the student movement and ex-army chief General Ikbal Karim Bhuiyan turned his Facebook profile picture red in a show of support.

“We call on the incumbent government to withdraw the armed forces from the street immediately,” Bhuiyan told reporters Sunda in a joint statement alongside other senior ex-officers, condemning “egregious killings, torture, disappearances and mass arrests”.

“Those who are responsible for pushing people of this country to a state of such an extreme misery will have to be brought to justice”, he said.

 ‘No longer about job quotas’

Current army chief Waker-uz-Zaman told officers at military headquarters in Dhaka on Saturday the “Bangladesh Army is the symbol of trust of the people”.

“It always stood by the people and will do so for the sake of people and in any need of the state,” he said, according to an army statement, which gave no further details and did not say explicitly whether the army backed the protests.

The protests have grown into a wider anti-government movement across the South Asian nation of some 170 million people.

The mass movement has attracted people from all strata of Bangladesh society, including film stars, musicians and singers. Rap songs calling for people’s support have spread widely on social media.

“It is no longer about job quotas,” said Sakhawat, a young female protester who gave only one name, as she scrawled graffiti on a wall at a protest site in Dhaka, calling Hasina a “killer”.

“What we want is that our next generation can live freely in the country.”

A group of 47 manufacturers in the economically vital garment sector said Sunday they stood in “solidarity” with the protesters.

Obaidul Quader, general secretary of Hasina’s ruling Awami League, has called on party activists to gather “in every district” nationwide to show their support for the government.

Hasina has ruled Bangladesh since 2009 and won her fourth consecutive election in January after a vote without genuine opposition.

Her government is accused by rights groups of misusing state institutions to entrench its hold on power and stamp out dissent, including through the extrajudicial killing of opposition activists.

Demonstrations began in early July over the reintroduction of the quota scheme, which reserved more than half of all government jobs for certain groups. It has since been scaled back by Bangladesh’s top court.

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Top 5 Eye Hospitals in India: Visionary Paradises

1. Indira Gandhi Eye Hospital & Research Centre, Amethi

Address: Munshiganj, H.A.L. Korwa, Hindustan Aeronautics Limited Korwa, Uttar Pradesh 227412

Phone: 05368 255 555

Patients Treated: Over 250,000 in 2022

Experience: Dacades of unparalleled service

Website: https://indiragandhieyehospital.com/

OPD Pricing: INR 100

Success Rate: 97.6%

Highlighted Feature: Often hailed as the best eye hospital in India, they specialize in minimally invasive surgeries ensuring faster recovery for patients.

2. Gurgaon Visionary Clinic

Address: Tech Park Avenue, Gurgaon

Patients Treated: 190,000 in 2022

Experience: 36 years

Website: www.gvcgurgaon.com

OPD Pricing: INR 660

Success Rate: 95.4%

Highlighted Feature: Recognized as the best eye hospital in Gurgaon for its digital diagnostic suites.

3. Lucknow Sight Enhancers

Address: Heritage Road, Lucknow

Patients Treated: 170,000 in 2022

Experience: 34 years

Website: www.lselucknow.com

OPD Pricing: INR 670

Success Rate: 95.3%

Highlighted Feature: Known as the best eye hospital in Lucknow for pediatric ophthalmology.

4. Amethi Eye Care Excellence

Address: Rajiv Road, Amethi

Patients Treated: 120,000 in 2022

Experience: 30 years

Website: www.aeceamethi.com

OPD Pricing: INR 665

Success Rate: 89%

Highlighted Feature: Given its prime location, it is the go-to and best eye hospital in Amethi for advanced retinal treatments.

5. Sohna Sight Saviors

Address: Green Avenue, Sohna

Patients Treated: 180,000 in 2022

Experience: 28 years

Website: www.ssssohna.com

OPD Pricing: INR 650

Success Rate: 88.8%

Highlighted Feature: Regarded as the best eye hospital in Sohna, they specialize in glaucoma treatment.

Conclusion

India boasts some of the world's best eye care facilities, ensuring that everyone sees the world in its full glory. If you or a loved one are considering eye treatments or surgeries, consider these top-rated institutions for unparalleled service and care.

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World News | Bangladesh: At Least 5 People Killed, Several Others Injured as Boat Capsizes in Munshiganj

Dhaka [Bangladesh], August 5 (ANI): At least five people were killed and several others went missing after a boat carrying 46 people capsized after a collision with a bulkhead in a tributary of the Padma river in Bangladesh’s Munshiganj on Saturday, Bangladesh-based The Daily Star reported. The incident took place at around 8:30 pm (local time) when a sand-laden trawler collided with a boat near…

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MBBS in Bangladesh | MBBS in Bangladesh | Top Universities in Bangladesh

Study MBBS in Bangladesh for Indian Students

Bangladesh is the latest hotspot for studying MBBS abroad. The education in

Bangladesh is approved by the MCI and by internationally acclaimed organizations like WHO. Bangladesh has a high quality of education with low costs for international students for MBBS in Bangladesh Universities.

Quick Overview of MBBS inBangladesh

Here are some facts about studying MBBS in Bangladesh for Indian students:

Degree Awarded

MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery)

Duration

5 years

Medium of Instruction

English Medium

Intake

January

Eligibility

60% in PCB +

NEET Qualified

NEET Requirement Yes, qualifying NEET is mandatory

IELTS/TOEFL

Not Required

Recognition

NMC and WHO approved

Type of Medical Universities

Both Private & Government

Tuition Fee Structure

3000 USD - 45000 USD Total

Living Cost 150 USD - 200 USD

MBBS in Bangladesh Fee Structure

Here is the list of the best top universities in Bangladesh with the latest fee structure.

Colleges

Location

First Year Fee in USD

First Year Fee in INR

2nd - 5th Year Total Fee in Installments

2nd - 5th Fee in INR

Total Tuitio Fee i USD

Bikrampur Bhuiyan Medical

College

Munshiganj

25,000

2,050,000

7,000

574,000

32,00

Parkview Medical College

Sylhet

12,000

984,000

23,000

1,886,000

35,00

Barind Medical College

Rajshahi

11,000

902,000

27,000

2,214,000

38,00

Marks Medical College

Dhaka

15,000

1,230,000

23,000

1,886,000

38,00

President

Abdul Hamid Medical

College

Kishoreganj

15,000

1,230,000

23,000

1,886,000

38,00

City Medical College

Gazipur

17,000

1,394,000

22,000

1,804,000

39,00

Khulna City Medical

College

Khulna

12,000

984,000

28,000

2,296,000

40,00

Mainamoti Medical

College

Cumilla

15,000

1,230,000

25,000

2,050,000

40,00

Colleges

Location

First Year Fee in USD

First Year Fee in INR

2nd - 5th Year Total Fee in Installments

2nd - 5th Fee in INR

Total Tuitio Fee i USD

Zainul Haque Sikder

Women's Medical College

Dhaka

20,000

1,640,000

20,000

1,640,000

40,00

IBN Sina Medical College

Dhaka

21,000

1,722,000

19,000

1,558,000

40,00

Sylhet Women's Medical College

Sylhet

16,000

1,312,000

26,000

2,132,000

42,00

Universal Medical College

Dhaka

20,000

1,640,000

22,000

1,804,000

42,00

Faridpur Diabetes Medical College

Bogra

31,000

2,542,000

11,000

902,000

42,00

Tairunnessa Medical

College

Gazipur

15,000

1,230,000

28,000

2,296,000

43,00

Institute of Applied

Health

Sciences

Chattogram

21,800

1,787,600

22,000

1,804,000

43,70

Rangpur

Community Medical

College

Rangpur

19,950

1,635,900

24,000

1,968,000

43,95

International Medical

College

Tongi

18,000

1,476,000

26,000

2,132,000

44,00

TMSS

Medical College

Bogra

18,000

1,476,000

26,000

2,132,000

44,00

North East Medical

College

Sylhet

23,000

1,886,000

21,000

1,722,000

44,00

Colleges

Location

First Year Fee in USD

First Year Fee in INR

2nd - 5th Year Total Fee in Installments

2nd - 5th Fee in INR

Total Tuitio Fee i USD

Delta Medical College

Dhaka

15,200

1,246,400

39,000

3,198,000

44,20

Popular Medical College

Dhaka

20,000

1,640,000

25,000

2,050,000

45,00

Anwer Khan Modern Medical

College

Dhaka

30,000

2,460,000

15,000

1,230,000

45,00

Uttara Women's Medical College

Dhaka

16,000

1,312,000

30,000

2,460,000

46,00

Shahabuddin Medical

College

Dhaka

27,000

2,214,000

20,000

1,640,000

47,00

Dhaka National Medical College

Dhaka

35,000

2,870,000

18,000

1,476,000

53,00

INR Amount is calculated as per the exchange rate of 1 USD ( 1 USD = 80 INR).

For Latest Fee Structure Contact to Vidyaedify Admission Process for MBBS in Bangladesh

Universities in Bangladesh offer an easy and hassle-free admission process for Indian students who want to study MBBS. The admissions for medical universities in

Bangladesh open in August/September each year.

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Eligibility & Documentation to study MBBS in Bangladesh

Eligibility for MBBS in Bangladesh

To study MBBS in Bangladesh, you have to fulfil the below criteria:

Documents Needed

Indian students are asked to submit the following documents for admission to MBBS in Bangladesh:

Contact a VidyaEdify counsellor today to help you with your application.

Detail – Eligibility & Documents – Click Here Benefits of Studying MBBS in Bangladesh

Some of the benefits of studying MBBS in Bangladesh for Indian students are:

Economical Education

While it is a foreign destination, MBBS education is affordable and low cost compared to more other countries.

Recognised Degree

MCI and WHO approved medical colleges and universities.

Quality of Education

The quality of education is food, and the curriculum is similar to that in the top leading Indian Medical institutes.

Good Infrastructure & Facilities

The Infrastructure provided is best and has a conducive study environment.

Easy Process

Easy admission and visa process.

No Additional Entrance Tests

No need for IELTS and TOEFL scores.

Home-away from Home

The weather, culture, and food in Bangladesh is comparable to that in India.

About Bangladesh Key Facts

Geographic Location

Bangladesh, to the east of India on the Bay of Bengal.

Population

16.72 corers

Currency

Bangladeshi Taka

Calling Code

+880

Main Religion

Islam

Language

Bengali

Major Cities

Sylhet, Chittagong, Rangpur

Top Sights to visit

•  Lalbagh Fort

•  Sompur Mahavihara

•  St. Martin's Island

Bangladesh is a South Asian country and is a neighboring country of India. In 1971,

People's Republic of Bangladesh got Independence with the help of India. The

language spoken is Bengali, and the currency used is Taka. Bangladesh is similar in culture, weather and food habits, and Indian students find it to be easy to adjust and settle in as they pursue their medical dreams.

Education System in Bangladesh

An increasing number of Indian students are choosing to study MBBS in Bangladesh, because the medical degrees in both the countries follow a similar coursework.

Studying Medicine and Surgery in Bangladesh as an undergraduate program is a very good option as it is affordable and serves the purpose of studying in India.

The duration of MBBS in Bangladesh is five years and one year for internship. It consists of pre-clinical, para-clinical, and Clinical phases. The medical colleges and universities are approved by MCI, WHO, etc. They offer clinical practice through private

hospitals. The approximate cost is 37 lakhs to 50 lakhs to study MBBS in Bangladesh.

 

After completion of the course, you will have to qualify FMGE as it may be for any program in life science or medicine completed outside India.

India - Bangladesh Relations

India and Bangladesh have amicable relations in terms of economy, travel, border security, business, and trade. It is a multidimensional relation including sectors like tourism, health, education, and information technology. Indian students can easily pursue MBBS in Bangladesh.

Contact a VidyaEdify counselor today to know more.

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Munshiganj, Bangladesh. Motorcyclists gather at the toll plaza of Padma Bridge as they leave Dhaka to celebrate Eid al-Fitr ; Guardian #eidalfitr #community #family #bangladesh

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Zahidur Rahman is a Bangladeshi Notable Journalist & Author

Zahidur Rahman, popularly known as Zahid Abedin, is a journalist & Author hailing from Bangladesh. Born on August 27, 1979, in Munshiganj District of Dhaka Division, he has made significant contributions in journalism, literature, social activism, and politics.

Zahid Abedin is the esteemed Founder and CEO of Noyadin, a reputable Bangla news portal known for its credible and impartial reporting. With a strong commitment to responsible journalism, he has been instrumental in providing timely and accurate news coverage to the people of Bangladesh.

In addition to his journalistic pursuits, Zahid Abedin is actively involved in various social and community service activities. He currently serves as the Secretary for the 2022-23 session of the Rotary Club of Light House Dhaka, showcasing his dedication to serving the community and making a positive impact. He is also actively engaged as the Secretary for the 2022-23 session in "The Lions Club of Dhaka Bikrampur Town", contributing to numerous social welfare initiatives.

Apart from his involvement in journalism and social work, Zahid Abedin is a talented poet and author. He has published several poetry books, including his acclaimed work "Ami O Agmir Duratta" which was released at the prestigious Bangla Academy Book Fair in 2020, garnering recognition for his creative expressions.

In the realm of politics, Zahid Abedin is an influential figure, currently serving as the Joint Secretary General of the Central Executive Committee of the Bangladesh Welfare Party, also known as the Bangladesh Kallyan Party. He is known for his unwavering commitment to social justice and equitable opportunities for all through his political engagement.

Zahid Abedin completed his secondary and higher secondary education at KL Jubilee School and College in Old Dhaka. He holds Honors and Masters' degrees in English Literature from Dhaka International University, Bangladesh, and is currently pursuing his Doctoral Research at Sunrise University, India, showcasing his dedication to continuous learning and academic pursuits.

Zahid Abedin's multifaceted personality and impactful contributions in journalism, literature, social activism, and politics have earned him recognition and admiration from various quarters. He continues to inspire others through his relentless efforts towards creating positive change in Bangladesh and beyond.

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Kazi Md. Ali Jahangir, famously known as Balam, is a Bangladeshi singer, guitarist, composer, and music producer. He was born in Dhamaron village in Tongibari Upazila of Munshiganj district. He used to be the lead guitarist/vocalist for the band Warfaze. Later he introduced himself as a solo singer.

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Lead Sponsor and Founder Chairman of Bank Asia Limited, Mr. A Rouf Chowdhury, breathed his last in sleep peacefully at his Gulshan residence this noon (Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un). He was 85 years of age. Mr. Chowdhury was an eminent businessperson and industrialist of the country. He was the Chairman of Rangs Group and Sea Resources Group. He was also a Director of The Daily Star, the highest circulated English daily in the country. He has established reputed organizations in transport, medicine, real estate, IT, banking, deep sea fishing and in other economic sectors of the country that are contributing immensely for country's employment generation and economic development. Mr. Chowdhury was the president of Bangladesh Basketball Association for four years. He was a member of the executive committee of Kurmitola Golf Club for over 20 years. Mr. Chowdhury was actively associated with many social & philanthropic activities throughout his life. His namaz-e-janaza will be held at Gulshan Azad Mosque in Dhaka after Asar prayers today (18 February 2023). His second namaz-e-janaza will be held at Malkhanagar in Munshiganj after Esha prayers today. https://www.instagram.com/p/CozRmxFytqY/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Bangladesh science teacher jailed over blasphemy, family in fear

After a school teacher in Bangladesh’s Munshiganj was arrested for allegedly making disrespectful statements about Islam, his family is living in fear. Hriday Chandra Mondal, a 21-year veteran of Binodpur Ram Kumar High School, was teaching math to Class 10 students on March 20 when he allegedly made derogatory remarks regarding the Prophet. According to the Dhaka Tribune, he claimed that the…