Ukiya correspondent :: Bangladeshi Buddhist monk provided food to helpless Rahingya who escaped from Myanmar. K. Sri Jaiti Sen Thero named, this vikku distributed Apples, cucumbers, Dalim, cakes and other food among more than six hundred Muslims and the Hindu Rohingyas. On September 6, he distributed this food to the Rohingya people staying in Ghumdhum and Kutupalong villages of Ukhiya upazila.
International Secretary of Bangladesh Sangharaja Bhikkhu mohasova and Director of the Ramu historian Runkut Bonashram Mahatirtha Buddhist temple K. Sri Jaiti Sen Thera said at this time, who are Hindus, who are Muslims, and who are Buddhists, it is not a matter of concern, human are the real identity. so, to stand beside sufferers is our moral responsibility.
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Experts have urged to ban the sale of loose edible oil in open drums to ensure safe Vitamin ‘A’-fortified edible oil for all. At the same time, they also emphasized the importance of fortifying edible... 
Dhaka, 29 October, 2024 :: EU Ambassador H.E. Mr. Michael Miller with two accompanied delegations made a courtesy call on the CHT affairs Adviser (Ambassador rtd.) Mr. Supradip Chakma in his office today.
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A significant portion of the population in Bangladesh is suffering from hypertension, a silent killer. While the provision of free medicine has already commenced to combat the prevalence of hypertension,... 
Ms. Helen LaFave, USA Charge d’Affairs and her accompanied delegations made a courtesy call on the CHT affairs Adviser Mr. Supradip Chakma in his office today. She was accompanied by Counselor Political,...