UNB, Khulna :
A wind of positive change is blowing through the government’s postal services as huge opportunities will open up for more entrepreneurs in Khulna and Barisal divisions with the imminent digitisation of the postal services.Officials at the Postal Department informed that the government has taken up a project to incorporate e-centres in 249 post offices in the two divisions to facilitate various e-services to people that will also create spaces for entrepreneurship in the sector. Currently, 2,590 entrepreneurs have been engaged in providing the e-service through the e-centres already existing in the post offices in 22 districts under the divisions.
Tahmina Akter, an entrepreneur from Nelahpur village of Rupsha Upazila in Khulna, told UNB that how this entrepreneurship has changed her life. She used to work as a postmaster of the village post office.
It was much difficult for her to manage her family with the poor salary, she said, but is earning Tk 15,000-20,000 per month after the conversion of the post office into an e-centre.
Like Tahmina, a good number of educated youngsters have turned the wheel of fortune up. All of them are not necessarily employees of the Postal Department.
Rofsan Jamil Lipu was leading a jobless life on completion of his Master’s degree from Khulna Govt BL College. He is also testing his fortune in the sector.
Talking about the facilities of these e-centres, he said, people can exchange emails, compose in computers, browse the internet, scan or take and print photographs, receive computer trainings and many more computer-based works.
A wind of positive change is blowing through the government’s postal services as huge opportunities will open up for more entrepreneurs in Khulna and Barisal divisions with the imminent digitisation of the postal services.Officials at the Postal Department informed that the government has taken up a project to incorporate e-centres in 249 post offices in the two divisions to facilitate various e-services to people that will also create spaces for entrepreneurship in the sector. Currently, 2,590 entrepreneurs have been engaged in providing the e-service through the e-centres already existing in the post offices in 22 districts under the divisions.
Tahmina Akter, an entrepreneur from Nelahpur village of Rupsha Upazila in Khulna, told UNB that how this entrepreneurship has changed her life. She used to work as a postmaster of the village post office.
It was much difficult for her to manage her family with the poor salary, she said, but is earning Tk 15,000-20,000 per month after the conversion of the post office into an e-centre.
Like Tahmina, a good number of educated youngsters have turned the wheel of fortune up. All of them are not necessarily employees of the Postal Department.
Rofsan Jamil Lipu was leading a jobless life on completion of his Master’s degree from Khulna Govt BL College. He is also testing his fortune in the sector.
Talking about the facilities of these e-centres, he said, people can exchange emails, compose in computers, browse the internet, scan or take and print photographs, receive computer trainings and many more computer-based works.
