The Prime Minister recommended that attention be paid to the intellectual as well as physical development of the children.
Sheikh Hasina, the Prime Minister of Bangladesh, has underlined the importance of children and adolescents participating in sports. She said that there are not as many opportunities for sports in the metropolis of Dhaka. The city's youth are being restricted to apartments across the metropolis. Children who grow up in apartment buildings are beginning to resemble city hens. The best thing for children's development is for their parents to make it possible for them to play with their hands and feet PM mentioned.
Hasina invites BNP and other political party to join national election
In her speech, she said AL come to power by proper exercising the voting rights and the people keep their words by voting for t...
Ratnagarbha and Garbini award handed over today
As successful mothers, 38 mothers have been awarded Ratnagarbha and 10 mothers have been awarded Garbini by Universal Medical. Hasan Mahmud, the Minister of Information of the People's Republic of Bangladesh, was present at the awarding ceremony.
They recall their childhood experiences as well as their mothe
r's impact on their lives. They've said ...
27 stitches in BD former captain Mashrafe’s leg
Mashrafe bin Murtaza, a former Bangladesh cricket captain, has been admitted to a hospital after having his leg amputated. When he crashed into a glass table at his residence on Saturday, he was seriously hurt. Mashrafe's feet were hit by a piece of glass that had fallen from above as he pushed on the table. Mash's leg had been amputated.
Mashrafe was brought to the Ev
er Care Hospital in Dha...
We have always come to power through voting: PM
Sheikh Hasina, the President of AL and Prime Minister of the Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh, said that the Awami League has always come to power through the will of the people. In fact, it has come to power three times by exercising voting rights. Sheikh Hasina expressed gratitude to the people by saying, "They have voted, again and again, allowing us to retain power three times in a row." There has been a significant amount of progress. She further added that, as a result, the quality of life has improved. We would want to see the democratic trend continue.
She also mentioned that
People returning Dhaka after scheduled Eid vacation
The scheduled Eid break has passed, but they have not yet begun returning to Dhaka in full force. Because tomorrow was a national holiday in Bangladesh, there was little pressure on the streets. The vast majority of folks who arrived today are returning to avoid being sent back. A large number of people are riding motorcycles. According to the transportation firm, passenger demand will grow to start tomorrow.
