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A five-day free eye camp will be held on the premises of Zila Sadar High School here from tomorrow.

Discussants at a meeting stressed for creating awareness among fish-traders and fishermen against misuse of formalin to save people from deadly diseases.

Speakers at a human chain here have stressed for launching social movement against social erosions, fundamentalism, unhealthy culture, drug abuse, gambling, rape and violence against women and human trafficking.

About 1,200 poor eye patients were treated by a group of doctors at a daylong free eye camp here on Sunday.

A training programme on Right to Information Act-2009 was held at the conference room of Deputy Commissioner (DC) Office, Jessore on Saturday afternoon.

A good number of private clinics and diagnostic centres in the city are operating illegally taking advantage of lax monitoring by the authorities concerned.

Buddha Purnima, the biggest religious festival of the Buddhist Community will be observed in the country on Tuesday. Buddha Purnima is a festival that marks Gautam Buddha’s birth, enlightenment and death. It falls on the day of the full moon…

Speakers in a function here On Sunday stressed the need for showing due respect to mother and motherhood, maternal bonds and roles of the mother in the society.

Speakers at a discussion here have stressed popularising the use of eco-friendly and fuel saving cooking furnace ‘Bandhu Chula’ to save huge firewood and improve public health and environment.

Speakers at the prize-giving ceremony of a youth fair said there is no way but to transform the youth forces into competent human resources for building a happy and prosperous Bangladesh.

The concerned administration and organisations have completed preparations to celebrate Pahela Baishakh, the Bengali New Year 1421, amid huge traditional festivity in the northern districts on April 14 next.

Some 400 dropout students from the distressed and underprivileged communities in the city received financial grants valued at around Taka 12.50 lakh for restarting their institutional learning in the city.

National Vitamin ‘A’ plus campaign was observed in the city and nine upazilas of the district as elsewhere in the country yesterday.

The community-based development initiative (CDI) programme of Bangladesh Red Crescent Society (BDRCS) has changed fortune of 822 extremely poor families living in two backward communities in the district.

Speakers at a press conference in Rajshahi Thursday said collective efforts of all authorities concerned including media is very important to make the April 5 National vitamin ‘A’ plus campaign-2014 a total success to address vitamin deficiency disorders among babies.

Experts at a farmers’ filed day have stressed for expanded adoption of Conservation Agriculture (CA) – based technologies for increasing wheat production at reduced cost to ensure food security under adverse climate.

As part of the countrywide vitamin ‘A’ plus campaign with the object of reducing the night blindness and growing resistance power in the children against diseases due to malnutrition, district health department will conduct the day long campaign on April…

Ministry of Relief and Disaster distributed cheques for Taka 1,10,500 and 235 pieces of tin among 23 natural disaster affected families in Boda upazila of the district today.

The 43rd anniversary of Rangpur Cantonment Gherao day will be observed through various programmes here tomorrow (Friday) at Nishbetganj Baddhyabhumi Smritisoudha ‘Rakta Gaurab’ in the outskirts of the city.

Khulna district administration have chalked out elaborate programme to celebrate the Independence and National Day- 2014 here in a befitting manner tomorrow (Wednesday).

Rajshahi City Corporation and district administration together with various political, social and cultural organizations and educational institutions including Rajshahi University chalked out elaborate programmes to celebrate the Independence and National Day here tomorrow with much enthusiasm and patriotic zeal.

Speakers at a post-rally discussion have underscored the need for a concerted effort to create mass awareness for building a tuberculosis free society.

Deputy Speaker of Bangladesh Parliament Advocate Fazle Rabbi Miah on Saturday said all the villages including char areas of the country would be brought under rural electrification network by 2021.

The 44th Independence and National Day will be observed in this district in a befitting manner on March 26.

Speakers at a function here on Wednesday stressed the need for establishing citizen’s charter (CC) in all government offices to ensure transparency and accountability in service delivery.