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Women farmers urged for turkey birds farming

RAJSHAHI: Poultry scientists and experts urged the women farmers to nurture turkey birds for improving their living and livelihood condition. Terming the turkey birds (guineafowels) farming more profitable and cost- effective, they suggested the farmers to use modern technologies during farming of those commercially. Substantial and sustainable farming of the birds can be the vital means of poverty reduction with ensuring the supply of safe and quality poultry meat and eggs, they said. They were addressing a farmers’ orientation training in Meherchandi area under Motiher Police station in the city yesterday. More than 45 women farmers joined the meeting. Bangladesh Livestock Society (BLS) organized the training in association with a project titled ‘Small scale farming of guineafowels and turkey in Bangladesh- a tool for Poverty reduction’. Professor Dr. Shubash Chandra Das of Department of Poultry Science under Faculty of Animal Husbandry at Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensing addressed the orientation as focal person with BLS president Professor Dr. Md. Jalal Uddin Sarder in the chair.Dr. Riazul Islam, Lecturer of Ganoshasto University and BLS General Secretary Dr Hemayetul Islam also spoke. Referring to various research findings, Prof Shubash Das said the meat of turkey birds contain very low-fat, so it is good for health, reports BSS.

Sexagenarian crushed under train

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FARIDPUR: A sexagenarian man was crushed under the wheels of a speedy train at Shovarampur village under Sadar upazila of the district on Wednesday morning. The deceased was identified as Munnu Khan, 75, Son of Momin Khan of Bangalkanda village under Nagarkanda upazila of the district. Sub-Inspector (SI) Mirajur Rahman of Kotwali police station confirmed the accident and death, reports BSS.

New committee of Shuvosongo formed at Gafargaon
 
Gafargaon (Mymensingh) Correspondent

To increase humanity, well-fare activities and taking the service of handicapped people , a new Advisory and executive committee of Gafargaon Upazila Shovosongo has been formed with the people from all walks of life at Gafargaon under Mymensingh recently . At that time the newly member of Advisory committee distinguished industrialist Golam Mohi Uddin Manik praised the activists and donated TK5000 in cash. Md Abdul Hamid Bachhu president of Gafargaon upazila Shuvosongo at his M/S Abdul Latif and sons Modern Tyles Gallary arranged the meeting . Dr. K.M.Ehsan, President of Gafargaon Upazila Anti-corruption Chief Advisor and Principal Md. Amir Hussain Member-1 and 8 advisory committee has been formed unanimously. The other members of this committee are Md.Nurul Islam Shikhder ,Head master of Gafargaon govt.Islamia High school, distinguished industrialist Golam Mohi Uddin Manik, Niamul Kabir Sojol, Staff Reporter of Kaler Kontho, Singer Mukhlesur Rahman Manik, Sangbadik Shahin Akonda, and Nazrul Islam. Later, Md .Abdul Hamid Bachhu distinguished businessman , social worker, Presdident of Gafargaon 85; Social organization has been selected president, and Lecturer Golam Mahmud Faroki general secretary respectively. Vice-president Imdadul Haque Intu, Joint-secretary Harun or Rashid, ,Mehedi Hasan Babul, Organizing secretary Nasir Uddin Master, Publicity secretary Md.Jalal Uddin, Treasurer Anil Roy, Literature cultural secretary Badrul Alam, Social Welfare secretary Haji Asad, Sports Secretary Mir Jahangir Hussain, Woman secretary Samata Begum, Actor Md.Ashrafuzzaman, Md.Abul Monsur, Feedom Fighter Mafiz Uddin, Altaf Rana, Upazial Human Rights commission president Anwar Hossain Firoj, The best college Teacher Abdul Awal Sheikh, Lecturer Arshad Ahmed Asad , General Secretary Gafargaon 85; social organization,and President gafargaon Non-Govt.College Teachers’ Forum, teacher Mazharul Islam Former teacher Shailonda Bhamik, Mahtab Uddin Sadek former VP Gafargaon Govt College, Al Leader Bulbul Hossain Kalu, S M Wadud, Pouro councilor Parvin Akter, Singer Fatema Akter total 44 members committee have been announced.

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