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Upazila roundup
Agri-varsity
BAU Ladies' Club committee formed
From Our Correspondent A 14-member executive committee of Bangladesh Agricultural University (BAU) Vdies' Club for the year 1992 has recently been formed with Prof llosne Ara Khan, wife of the Vice-Chancellor of BAU as Its Chairperson and Asya Zoha as Its General Secretary says the press release.
Other office-bearers of the committee include: Vfcc-Chairpcrson Prof Dr Lutfun Hossain, Joint Secretary Mrs Shcfall Razzaquc, Treasurer Mrs Hosnc Ara Patwary, Literary and Cultural Secretary Mrs Tasalli Mahbub, Game Secretary Mrs Nibedlta Dewan, Social Welfare Secretary Mrs Kuhcl Haque and Members — Mrs Zohra Hossain, Mrs Ze bunnesa Sarkar, Mrs Dilara Tarequc, Mrs Hosnc Ara Haque, Mrs. Abcda Moslem and Mrs. Rowshan Ara Rah man.
Dinajpur
Mosquito menace
From Our Correspondent
May 27 : Mosquito menace has taken a serious turn in almost all parts of the district causing problems particularly to the examinees of the forthcoming HSC examination.
Life here in general has become intolerable with the growing menace of mosquitoes. The situation turns worse after sunset. Ditches, derelict ponds in.Dinajpur town. Birol. Chfrirban-dar, Parbatlpur. BochaganJ. Hakimpur, Ghoraghat, Phul-bari, Nawabganj and Birganj upazilas and adjoining areas arc kept filed with dirty waters and garbages help bulk breeding of mosquitoes.
Local people have urged the authorities to take effective steps to eradicate the mosquito menace.
Farjdpur
Freshers reception
May 27: A fresher reception for Degree students of Government Sarada Sundar! Mahila College was held recently at the college auditorium. reports BSS
Health and Family Welfare Minister, Chowdhury Kamal Ibnc Eusuf attended the function as chief guest. Md Abdur Rahim. Deputy Commissioner. Faridpur and Md Abdus Sattar were Ihe special guests. The function was presided over by Professor Mian Lu t far Rahman. Principal of the college.
Addressing the students the minister stressed the need for women education so that they can contribute their mite to building future Ideal citizens. The minister observed that educated women can play a positive role to create awareness about Primary Health Care
Professor Md Farhad and Professor Shlpra Roy spoke about the academic facilities of the college.
Narsingdi
Dacoity committed in train,
5 seriously hurt
From Our Correspondent
May 27 A daring dacoity was committed tn a train near
of the district recently.
It Is learnt that a group of dacoits numbering about 10 to 12 attacked the passengers of the Dhaka bound train
As a result, five passengers were Injured seriously and the dacoits decamped with valuable ^goods worth about Taka
A case has been lodge,! tenh the police In this regard
Another report adds M . crcants looted goods w • H. about Taka one lakh i Amtr.ibod village under Rolpui . up«tf~eendy
It is learnt that Badon Mia and h1s accomplices attacked the house of one Jeni Mia and decamped with goods worth about Taka one lakh.
A case has been lodged with the police in this connection.
Sylhet
Youngman electrocuted
From Our Correspondent May 27: A youngman was electrocuted at his residence at Bagbari area of Chhatak town recently.
According to the reports, the 111 fated person named Layek Miah (25) was electrocuted and Injured seriously while he was ironing at hi. resMer.ee He w.. Immediately taken to the upazlia Health Complex where the physician on duty declared him dead
Netrakona
Debt-ridden farmers selling paddy in fields
From Our Correspondent
May 27: Farmers are selling away standing paddy at a very low price before harvesting in Netrakona district
Farmers are debt-ridden for cultivation of Irri-boro paddy. They have no other alternative but to sell their standing paddy to a section of financially solvent men at a very low price to meet up the expenditure of irrigation, fertilizer and insecticides.
The Irrigation dealers have increased the rate of irrigation taking advantage of hike in prices of diesel.
Du to severe drought in the region, the farmers were compelled to purchase double Irri-Iation water on credit from ealers.
It is also learnt that some unscrupulous fertilizer dealers have created artificial crisis of the item. The paddy growers arc burdened with debt and failed to earn minimum profit.
Chuadanga
Two commit suicide
From Our Correspondent
May 27: A young girl named Halima (16) of village Ishwar Chandrapur under Damurhuda upaztla of Chuadanga district committed suicide by taking poison recently.
She was the daughter of one Year Ali. It is learnt that the ill-fated young girl committed suicide as she was opposed by her guardian to continue her love affair.
Another 12 year old poor young boy named Imtiaz of village Joynagar under Damurhuda upazlia of Chuadanga district also committed suicide on the same day.
ft is learnt that the young boy Imtiaz demanded breakfast to his mother while his mother asked him to collect firewood from the nearby field He disagreed' to go to the field for collecting firewood. As a result, his mother abused his son who later committed suicide going to a nearby field by taking poison.
The victim Imtiaz is the son of one Sadcr Ali of village Joy nagar
Both the bodies were laid to rest without any post mortem. It Is learnt.
Naogaon
Discussion on Rabeya Basri Muy 27 : A discussion meet -Ing on the life of Hazrat Rabeyn Basri (RA| and Qirat competition were held recently under the auspicious of Naogaon Zlla Mahila Sangstha. reports UNB
The President of the zlla songstha Dliruba Kabir was In the chair while Manager of local Sonali Bank Mahila Branch. Begum S.Z. Khaleda Habib el tended as chief guest
Local elite attended the function Children participated In the Qirat competition.
Prizes were awarded among the winners donated by local Islamic Foundation
Sweets were also dis trlbuted among the children after function.
Rangpur
One stabbed to death
May 27 Miscreants stabbed a teenaged boy to death and Injured another seriously at Is lampur near the town Wednesday, police here said, reports UNB.
Witnesses sold a gang of five assailants swooped on the vic Hm* while they were returning I home from the town and started stabbing them Indis < rlminatcly
Nazrul Islam died on the spot and Delwar Hossain (17) was rushed to Rangpur Medical College Hospital
Police suspected that prevt ous enmity might be reason behind the attack.
Jamalpur
Tk 1.50 lakh for cyclone-hit institutions
May 27: Government has distributed a total of Taka 1.50 lakh among the managing committees of the cyclone affected mosques and educa Uonal institutions of Madarganj
UNB.
Mirza Azam MP. gave away the cheques of Taka 1 lakh for reconstruction of the damaged •chools and Taka 50,000 for
The money was sanctioned by the Relief and Religious Minlatries.