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  Anwar's Different Perspective - $5 English Writing project

  Anwar's Different Perspective - $5 English writing project
   
  
   Anwar just completed the last level of his Mario Cart video game. Unlike all other students in his class, Anwar was an introvert and did not look like the typical 9th grade studen...

  • July 14, 2021

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    Noorjahan Binte Farhana I was in Class 5, our first term exam was started. I got 39 out of 100 in Mathematics. I was failed. My school called out of my parents.I cried a lot, i was so humiliated. How could anyone got failed mark. Everyone tried to mock of me. My stubbornness...  moreI was in Class 5, our first term exam was started. I got 39 out of 100 in Mathematics. I was failed. My school called out of my parents.I cried a lot, i was so humiliated. How could anyone got failed mark. Everyone tried to mock of me. My stubbornness was suppressed. i was preparing for
    my 2nd term examination. I practice a lot my mathematics subject. Everyday i practiced about 1-2 hours. My condition was such that I could spin the math from anywhere. I got 99 out of 100 in my 2nd term examination was so happy, my parents and my teacher felt so proud of
    me. My friends who did mock of me, they also appreciated me a lot.  less

    • July 12, 2021
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    Taiba Anjum https://coolinventor.com/classifieds/2/28/anwar-s-different-perspective-5-english-writing-project

    • July 12, 2021
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    Taiba Anjum It was a fortnight when I had a singing contest contrived by Bangladesh’s prominent organizers for standard people who are passionate about music.I convinced to take part in the contest because ever since I was a child I have an intense passion for...  moreIt was a fortnight when I had a singing contest contrived by Bangladesh’s prominent organizers for standard people who are passionate about music.I convinced to take part in the contest because ever since I was a child I have an intense passion for singing.
    Although,I was enthusiasm about singing but I never got an oppurtinity to show my tendency towards it.That time I was just a 13 year old teen. The host called my name.I strode onto the stage with my heart pounding like it’s gonna denotate out.
    A minute later after I commenced singing with all my confidence, I perceived people from the throng beginning to murmur and chortle.But i didnt care.Kept singing with all my might. One more minute passed by. And then everyone’s howling exploded.I had to cessate singing because the judge thumbed the red button.The rabble persisted guffawing at me.And from that day wherever I...    less

    • July 12, 2021
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    Taiba Anjum And from that day wherever I went, I was called “The Looser” But I couldn’t just loose so untimely. I had to achieve my goals and show everyone that I have aptitudes as well. ...  moreAnd from that day wherever I went, I was called “The Looser” But I couldn’t just loose so untimely. I had to achieve my goals and show everyone that I have aptitudes as well. Eventually, from age 15, I auditioned for a music company.Got passed.Became a trainee.Implemented vocals all day and night.Worked conscientiously. And in consequence, my hard work paid back.It wasn’t trivial.In an interval of 5 years, I achieved my aspire.Became a global pop star acquiring the loves from my fans.Even the ones who abominated me, are my fans now. It is just fortune and prosperity  less

    • July 12, 2021
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    Nirjona Akter I was a troublesome kid in my childhood who didn’t like to stay in one school for long. Moreover, getting beaten or standing in front of the class was a common thing. However, I enjoyed my school life to the fullest until one of the relatives said...  moreI was a troublesome kid in my childhood who didn’t like to stay in one school for long. Moreover, getting beaten or standing in front of the class was a common thing. However, I enjoyed my school life to the fullest until one of the relatives said sarcastically to my mother, ''You are wasting your money on your daughter. What she supposed to do in the future with this nature and result?''I was outraged and sad at the same time. So, I tried working hard from that day such as, attending school, doing homework for presenting a better version of myself. I would study for 4 hours and also tried to choose the quietest hours to study within 24 hours. In addition to these, I also examined myself with model questions every 7 days to evaluate my progress. Finally, I can say, all my efforts paid off and I never have to look back again. I was getting better day by day. For me, no one is Loser and will never be. We always learn something amazing with every experience.  less

    • July 12, 2021
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    Faisal Ahmed Faiz It happened in last year. When the COVID-19 attacked massively and we settled down for the home quarantine. I gave focus in my mobile game and aster 2/3 months I became a good player.
    
    So, I participated in South Asian Championship of Call of Duty...  moreIt happened in last year. When the COVID-19 attacked massively and we settled down for the home quarantine. I gave focus in my mobile game and aster 2/3 months I became a good player.
    
    So, I participated in South Asian Championship of Call of Duty Mobile. I hadn't any good devices and any support. I told my friends to pray for me but in that time they were laughing at me . As I wan introvert and belongs to a middleclass family they always ignored me and laugh at me.
    From that time I practiced with my team regularly and we went to the semifinal and then they saw my pic on every gaming community and after a week I won the South Asian Cup for my country.
    And I'm a renowned competitive player in Bangladeshi and Asian Community.
    Now I support new gamers, help them to increase experience and increase skills. And I want to help and make them as the jewel of our country.  less

    • July 12, 2021
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    Zarin sadaf snigdha Success, When we talk about the term success a lot of things comes to mind. But the true meaning of success is not quite what we think it is. When I was in school i was an introvert & had almost no friends. I was easily bullied by my classmates &...  moreSuccess, When we talk about the term success a lot of things comes to mind. But the true meaning of success is not quite what we think it is. When I was in school i was an introvert & had almost no friends. I was easily bullied by my classmates & even the other parents used to push me aside. One day even my teacher belittled me infront of the entire class saying I cant do anything right. I remember going home that day & I cried soo much but then something happened that changed my mind. My elder brother saw me crying & came to me & said " You can do anything if you just trust in yourself". The next day I started vlogging on YouTube. Initially there was no one but slowly I started to reach more people & got thousands of people who used to appreciate my work. Instead of just giving up I chose to take the first step & now I have thousands of fans around the world & my goal now is to inspire those around me who are struggling like I was & help them take the...    less

    • July 12, 2021
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    Shadman Chowdhury I started out as a bullied kid in middle school. I had two friends I cared about and they were both ok with being my friend. I knew that if one left I would be completely alone, so thrived on the social attention of people at school because it made me...  moreI started out as a bullied kid in middle school. I had two friends I cared about and they were both ok with being my friend. I knew that if one left I would be completely alone, so thrived on the social attention of people at school because it made me feel like someone actually cared about me, and there was no other place to get love from adults at home or my neighborhood due to gang activity.
    
    I didn't get bullied at all in high school; I had friends of all sorts of different cultural backgrounds and groups even if I wasn't on "the cool kids" level. The only thing that held me back from making close friendships was still the fact that I was awkward. So what I did was start joining in on teams and activities, not because I wanted to be extra friendly or social (though that was a side effect) but because whenever anyone is doing something they're passionate about it's easy to see their passion for the activity shine through.  less

    • July 13, 2021
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    Shadman Chowdhury The classmate (s) who did this made friends easily and naturally without having to try too hard; my whole life changed. I stopped being the shy kid who's too scared to approach people and became the guy who ends up befriending everyone because they're...  moreThe classmate (s) who did this made friends easily and naturally without having to try too hard; my whole life changed. I stopped being the shy kid who's too scared to approach people and became the guy who ends up befriending everyone because they're just so happy to have someone interested in their passions like me. Most of these kids are still some of my best friends today 6 years later.  

    • July 13, 2021
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    Seefath Talukder I am a bit shy and reserved person since my childhood. But I was excellent in music and my music teachers were satisfied with my performance. I was a high scorer when I was a student of BAFA. Though I could sing nicely in front of them and my family...  moreI am a bit shy and reserved person since my childhood. But I was excellent in music and my music teachers were satisfied with my performance. I was a high scorer when I was a student of BAFA. Though I could sing nicely in front of them and my family members when they requested me to sing in front of others or at any events I always felt shy and did not sing at all. Once we went to a picnic and a music competition had been arranged there. On that occasion, in front of everyone one of my relatives told me, you cannot do anything in your life, your parents are just wasting their time and they can put their attention on other things instead of this. His words just struck me and I made the oath that I will show everyone what I can do. Then I participated in that music competition and won the first prize. So, I think it is not the right way to judge anyone with the wrong perception and humiliate in front of others because it is not possible to identify everything only with personality. Whatever it is,...    less

    • July 13, 2021
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    Kanta Akter Life is like a mirror. Every person has their way of seeing. In this mirror, we see what we want to see in ourselves. If we see ourselves as a loser then we will become a loser and if we look at ourselves as a winner then we will become winners.
    
    I...  moreLife is like a mirror. Every person has their way of seeing. In this mirror, we see what we want to see in ourselves. If we see ourselves as a loser then we will become a loser and if we look at ourselves as a winner then we will become winners.
    
    I always said to myself that I can win. Sometimes, I failed but never lose hope. Losing is natural and happens to everyone. But, it is not always in our hands, but being a loser is in our's hands. I failed several tests, especially in mathematics. So, I stuck to it until I became good at it. For me sticking with this made me realize the beauty of a mathematical formula.
    
    I think being a loser is very subjective. For some being a loser is passing with 40% while for someone it is dream come true. Being a loser will show you how life would hit you hard and keep you stuck in there permanently if you let it. So losing doesn't make you a loser but not getting up does.  less

    • July 13, 2021
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    Mujtaba Rafid In a world where there are plenty of successful people with some of the most inspiring stories, my story may sound a bit bland. But I'm still proud of it. I never really had any issues with my grades but I did have weight issues.
    I was a sports...  moreIn a world where there are plenty of successful people with some of the most inspiring stories, my story may sound a bit bland. But I'm still proud of it. I never really had any issues with my grades but I did have weight issues.
    I was a sports enthusiast back in my school days and I always wanted to partake in various sports. But because of my weight, I always struggled and kids use to bully me for that. For that reason, no one really wanted to pick me. So yeah, I was that odd chubby kid who struggled to fit in. One day, I decided to take karate lessons which obviously did not go well because I got injured on the very first day. You can imagine how humiliated I felt. But something happened after that. For some reason, I became stubborn and I did not quit karate even though my parents advised me to quit. After the injury, I did everything to lose weight. That helped me to boost my performance. For some odd reason, I got really good at it and within a very short time, I got the black belt.  less

    • July 13, 2021
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    Tanveer Tausif Ratul It was May 11,2018.
    I lost my one of the most beloved persons on earth.My Father.
    
    My father was a small businessman & I was then admitted to KUET where I am currently studying.His death was
    an...  moreIt was May 11,2018.
    I lost my one of the most beloved persons on earth.My Father.
    
    My father was a small businessman & I was then admitted to KUET where I am currently studying.His death was
    an irrepairable loss to our family because I have no brother & sisters who can support me and help me continuing my study.At that time some of my school
    friends said,”How can you continue your study now!!You have 4 more years to go.Besides, if you want to obtain higher degrees,you will have to go abroad which is impossible for you.So, why don’t you stop study?Rather you can start small business”.
    
    Actually this was not bullying & I knew that.It was my childhood dream to be an engineer.I had an uncle
    who was a Civil Engineer and he was working with a renowned company in Bangladesh.He had a very eye-catching Pajero car and whenever I saw it (in my childhood), I said to my mother “Ma,one day I will become an engineer like my uncle and I will ride on cars like this”.
    
    So,when my friends told me to stop...    less

    • July 14, 2021
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    Tanveer Tausif Ratul studying I became very much
    upset.I couldn’t sleep at night.Even,it happened that I spent the whole night crying because I thought that I will never be able to fulfill my dream.
    
    After 1 or 2 month, one day I was browsing internet and suddenly found a...  morestudying I became very much
    upset.I couldn’t sleep at night.Even,it happened that I spent the whole night crying because I thought that I will never be able to fulfill my dream.
    
    After 1 or 2 month, one day I was browsing internet and suddenly found a news that “A boy earns 15-20k per month by freelancing”.Then I thought-wow!!Why I am not trying that!
    
    
    At first I was nervous and I wasn’t sure that whether I could do it or not.Because I thought it would hamper my
    studies.But I decided to do it because I wanted to fulfill my dream at any cost.At that time,some of my uncles started helping us,so I thought if could bear the cost of my study,it would have become easier for my mom to run my family.
    
    From then I started freelancing.At first I didn’t earn that much but slowly i became successful.Honestly the
    income wasn’t too much but Alhamdulillah I could bear the cost of my study myself.At the eve of my 1st
    year,2nd semester,for registration I needed 10,320 including hall fees and so on.My...    less

    • July 14, 2021
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    Tanveer Tausif Ratul mom was so much tensed because she knew that she couldn’t afford that money.But I registered for that semester with my own earnings.Actually that was the first time I registered with my own earnings and it was one of the most emotional and memorable...  moremom was so much tensed because she knew that she couldn’t afford that money.But I registered for that semester with my own earnings.Actually that was the first time I registered with my own earnings and it was one of the most emotional and memorable days of my entire life.
    
    Still I am continuing my
    freelancing journey and my study simultaneously.I always prepare a weekly routine where I divide my time for study and freelancing and follow that strictly.Alhamdulillah, now I can help my family a lot and obviously I can bear
    all cost of mine by myself.I hope that one day I will be able to fulfill my dream.So, it was my story..
    
    
    
    Finally I want to say one
    thing.That is- FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS.  less

    • July 14, 2021
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    Rasheda Nisha I was a very dull student from the very beginning; therefore, my parents never expected anything better from me. They were even planning for my wedding after my SSC exam as they were very sure that I wouldn't be able to pass the exam. But fortunately,...  moreI was a very dull student from the very beginning; therefore, my parents never expected anything better from me. They were even planning for my wedding after my SSC exam as they were very sure that I wouldn't be able to pass the exam. But fortunately, somehow, I surprised them with an unexpected result and got a chance to be a part of a renowned college.
    I was thoroughly weak in English and couldn't bring any progress in my speaking, reading or writing ability. In the meantime, my younger sister was studying in an English medium school, and it's very obvious she was far better than me. While I was struggling with my disability, she started to mock me. The memory was truly hurtful.
    But I took it as a challenge. I took an oath that I am going to change myself anyhow, at any cost. I started to read English newspapers, listening to the BBC, CNN news reports, and the most important thing that helped me the most was English movies; I started to watch those almost regularly. Also, I was trying to...    less

    • July 14, 2021
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    Rasheda Nisha Also, I was trying to concentrate on their accent and copy that.
    This desperation took me to another level. I got a chance in a very reputed University, finished my study, gave my first interview to an English medium school and imagine what, I became a...  moreAlso, I was trying to concentrate on their accent and copy that.
    This desperation took me to another level. I got a chance in a very reputed University, finished my study, gave my first interview to an English medium school and imagine what, I became a part of that school. It's not the end; after my wedding, I was frustrated about my career as it was tough for me to do a job outside. But my passion, desperation again helped there.
    Somehow I found a free online course on content writing, finished that and started my online life there. Now my sister is learning writing from me, and I am helping her with a lot of enthusiasm. What I have learnt from my life is that: Never fear your weakness. Take a step ahead, fight your disability and win your fear.  less

    • July 14, 2021
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    Sumaiya Amir 'LOSER', for me this term has a very deep meaning. This four letter word isn’t a comfortable thing in someone's life. You have to go through a series of depressions, complications and sleepless nights if this term ever get connected with you. Well,...  more'LOSER', for me this term has a very deep meaning. This four letter word isn’t a comfortable thing in someone's life. You have to go through a series of depressions, complications and sleepless nights if this term ever get connected with you. Well, like everyone else, I also have many situations in my life where I considered myself as a complete loser.You know being an introvert makes you disconnected from social life and it's not a joke. Being like that I was ditached from every success I could have achieved earlier. I was a shy person who could not even order a food for herself in any restaurant. I was someone who used to know the answers of most of the questions in school but always hesitated to talk. But you can not be like this forever right? In this century if you want to be successful, you have to talk and discuss. You have to share your opinions so that other persons can know your value. My university clubs did a great job to pull out the talents of me. They forced me to talk everyday and...    less

    • July 14, 2021
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    Sumaiya Amir share my opinions with everyone. After 3months of continuous practice, I was selected as an anchor of our varsity convocation program. A girl who could not even talk became an anchor? Yes that is right. I had my will to change the awkwardness inside me...  moreshare my opinions with everyone. After 3months of continuous practice, I was selected as an anchor of our varsity convocation program. A girl who could not even talk became an anchor? Yes that is right. I had my will to change the awkwardness inside me and I succeed. If you want something truly, you will achieve that no matter what. Just have patience. You will surely be a winner of that once you thought would be your loosing point.  

    • July 14, 2021
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    Nanjiba Naowar Personally I was an introvert and a bookworm. I love writing. But shyness never lets me publish it. People used to say I am unable to make others understand my thoughts. I was Bullied for it. Last year I felt depressed but didn't find anyone to share my...  morePersonally I was an introvert and a bookworm. I love writing. But shyness never lets me publish it. People used to say I am unable to make others understand my thoughts. I was Bullied for it. Last year I felt depressed but didn't find anyone to share my pain. So I expressed my thoughts and pain in words on my facebook timeline. Alhamdulillah, Not only it cures my heavy heart but also friends start liking my writings and give compliments. Then one day, a friend asked me to do an internship as a content writer. I had no idea about it. I googled, learned, did low paid writing jobs, sent CVs, gave interviews and got rejected many times. Every time I fail I learn something new from my mistakes. Before the year ends, alhamdulillah, I have 2 paid freelancing writing works, one internship. Even i won a physics quiz of coolinventors though I have been a business student from the very beginning. I have many 'loser to successful' stories, but 'how an introvert girl becomes successful in sharing her thoughts' is...    less

    • July 14, 2021
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    Raju Loodh It was my college days story. That time I was not so good at English even I did not know how to write in proper way. We had an English Named ala Uddin. Every day while he come to class he used to tell. Just write something in English. It does not matter...  moreIt was my college days story. That time I was not so good at English even I did not know how to write in proper way. We had an English Named ala Uddin. Every day while he come to class he used to tell. Just write something in English. It does not matter how much mistakes you do. I will not give you punishment if you do any mistake but i will punish you if you don't write. Everyday i used write something in English. At begging i did many mistakes and he solved those mistakes and motivated me. Gradually, i started improving my English and at last I got chance one of the best public university in Bangladesh just because of my English. It was my college days story. At that time I was not so good at English even I did not know how to write properly. We had an English teacher Named ala Uddin. Every day he used to tell. Just write something in English. It does not matter how many mistakes you do but you have to write. I will not give you punishment if you do any mistakes but I will punish you if you don't...    less

    • July 15, 2021
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    Shaikh Nafisa Binte Fahad The famous world-class boys of the BTS band also took part in their fight and it was heartbreaking to hear their story. The boys were about to give up and almost lost hope. But they stood together and today their fight has led to a worldwide reputation...  moreThe famous world-class boys of the BTS band also took part in their fight and it was heartbreaking to hear their story. The boys were about to give up and almost lost hope. But they stood together and today their fight has led to a worldwide reputation as one of the best and most well-known K-pop bands in the world.
    Taehyung was a son of a farmer; RM's mom used to pressure him about his studies, career; Suga, who loved music but his family always burnt all his hard work as they wanted him to focus on his studies.
    The band has almost spread out because they don’t have enough money to continue, no funds, so a few members had to choose between food and transportation and do two things. Behind their confident presence, they were constantly battling self-doubt and frustration. In fact, there is a difference even if everyone loses. "The real losers in life are not those who try and fail, but those who fail to try."  less

    • July 16, 2021
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  Asrayan: The Search for a Roof

  Asrayan Project: The Search for a Roof
   
  
  This is Rahim Miah. If you are from Bangladesh, then you must have seen people like him in the streets of Bangladesh.  They either sell snacks at your local school campus, drive rickshaw, work as...

  • July 6, 2021

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    Mesbah Abir Sounds great to hear such a praiseworthy initiative taken by Bangladesh Government. More than 5 million people lives without house throughout the country. That is quite impossible to provide that huge number of people within such short period of time....  moreSounds great to hear such a praiseworthy initiative taken by Bangladesh Government. More than 5 million people lives without house throughout the country. That is quite impossible to provide that huge number of people within such short period of time. And, the arable lands are gradually decreasing. This project may solve the housing issue related to these people. But the other human needs won't be fulfilled by this. From my perspective, some more steps should be taken by the government to help the people to stand in their feet so that they don't need to depend on others.
    
    1. Education is the foremost weapon because none can snatch it away from you. The other resources decrease day by day. But knowledge increases everyday. Necessary programs for educating the young generation should be taken to build a resourceful country.
    
    2. Technical education should be provided to the unskilled people so that they can contribute to the economy of our country.
    
    3. The skilled manpower will be able to earn...    less

    • July 4, 2021
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    Mesbah Abir 3. The skilled manpower will be able to earn remittance from foreign countries which will increase the progress of our economy.
    4.Some government based industries may be build beside these habitats so that they can work there and lead a good life.
    5....  more3. The skilled manpower will be able to earn remittance from foreign countries which will increase the progress of our economy.
    4.Some government based industries may be build beside these habitats so that they can work there and lead a good life.
    5. Agricultural knowledge will be helpful to those who are not capable of technical works.
    I think except providing education and awareness to these people, they wil not be able to stand in their feet.  

    • July 4, 2021
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    MD Robiul Islam Rajon I think a lot of people will benefit if the house is distributed properly. This is a great initiative of the government of Bangladesh

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    Farjana Lima I believe Asrayan project will help the lower income people to stand on their own feet. Because, this project gives house to the landless, homeless, shelterless people which gives them roof over their head. So, they don't have to pass night under the...  moreI believe Asrayan project will help the lower income people to stand on their own feet. Because, this project gives house to the landless, homeless, shelterless people which gives them roof over their head. So, they don't have to pass night under the open sky. When their accommodation becomes secure, they can focus on their daily livlihood only.
    Besides that,under Asrayan project these people receive technical and practical training and also soft loan which makes them skilled people and help them to income money. This project also gives them some land for mosque, pond.
    If this project gives some land for cultivating and for keeping household aninals then these people could raise their animals and also cultivate vegetables. Asrayan project can make their life better then before.  less

    • July 4, 2021
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    Shadman Chowdhury The Asrayan project aims to solve two important problems: Joblessness and homelessness. The project is supposed to provide jobs to unemployed people and a shelter for the homeless ones. The Asrayan project will surely help so many poor families to get...  moreThe Asrayan project aims to solve two important problems: Joblessness and homelessness. The project is supposed to provide jobs to unemployed people and a shelter for the homeless ones. The Asrayan project will surely help so many poor families to get out of extreme poverty. Once they get their own land, they will begin to grow corn, rice, or vegetables on it and hopefully start earning their own income without borrowing any money from loan sharks. The landless people will also not have to pay rental anymore as this kind of initiative may give them a chance in life!
    
    I also believe, to make this project more successful and let them be independent, these people need to be trained to manage money better. Although they do not have a lot of money, they can save at least some amount regularly with good management. This will help their families to start saving money on a regular basis. It can even be invested in some small businesses.  less

    • July 4, 2021
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    Zakaria Ahomed The Asrayan project is praiseworthy which has shown the light of hope to many families. I must appreciate but in the meantime, I also admit that it is a small picture. In a report, it has been shown that the govt. is being able to provide shelter for...  moreThe Asrayan project is praiseworthy which has shown the light of hope to many families. I must appreciate but in the meantime, I also admit that it is a small picture. In a report, it has been shown that the govt. is being able to provide shelter for only 7%. The rest of them are behind the screen. So, if the target is to provide shelter for everyone then I must say it's not up to the level. It was one side of the topic which is not discussed most of the time. Let's have a look at the people who have got the facility. Now, how much they will improve it's all up to them. I admit that Asrayan Project is giving a great facility but it's not enough. Why? Because the only shelter can't improve their standard. So, as a result, their standard of living will remain the same. And believe me, it will be the most horrifying part of the project when no output will come. But where there are problems there are solutions also. I am sharing one of them.
    
    In a report, it was shown that Bangladeshis have earned 49 lac...    less

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    Zakaria Ahomed In a report, it was shown that Bangladeshis have earned 49 lac dollars from a freelance marketplace named Elance till today(it's now Upwork). Whole scenario is quite bigger than that.
    
    Again, the previous year we have earned 19.8 billion dollars as a...  moreIn a report, it was shown that Bangladeshis have earned 49 lac dollars from a freelance marketplace named Elance till today(it's now Upwork). Whole scenario is quite bigger than that.
    
    Again, the previous year we have earned 19.8 billion dollars as a remittance.
    
    Each of these earnings is increasing our GDP and standard of living. But please stop. That's only for a few people. It's quite disappointing that more than 60% are not aware of that. In this situation, it's quite clear that what should we do. Yeah, as it is an era of information. Our main focus should be on increasing the skill. Because, this skill can create manpower. And we will be able to send more workers to the foreign which will lead to more remittance. Also, it will create a huge chance to earn from freelancing also. In a nutshell, shelter can only give you a way to live, but skill can improve the way of living.  less

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    Abhay Sunny The Asrayan project was formed in 1997, This is a huge savings for low income families. More than 50% of the cost is on housing cost. 17.4 million people are now living in a road. Government only meets the 7% of the homeless people. If govt provide all...  moreThe Asrayan project was formed in 1997, This is a huge savings for low income families. More than 50% of the cost is on housing cost. 17.4 million people are now living in a road. Government only meets the 7% of the homeless people. If govt provide all the homeless people to home, then the slum o the city will be decreased, that will be a plus point for all off the people. Moreover, now-a-days people are coming from villages and they are now pulling rickshaw. It's a huge disadvantage for our harvest production. So it's a great initiative work for govt to take such a step.  less

    • July 4, 2021
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    David Tanvir Asrayan Project is one of the greatest project so far to enhance livelihood of homeless people. It is a life changing project. Most of the poor people who do not have their own house, have to live in a rent house. A great percentage of their income is...  moreAsrayan Project is one of the greatest project so far to enhance livelihood of homeless people. It is a life changing project. Most of the poor people who do not have their own house, have to live in a rent house. A great percentage of their income is spent in paying the rent. So, they hardly can afford healthy food, treatment and education. They cannot save any money for their future. Their children are often deprived from education and healthy food. Education is the only way to uplift their poor situation but they are hardly getting it. But for this Asrayan Project, these lower income people are getting a house and land of their own. They don’t need to pay for house rent. They can use that money to purchase other basic needs. They have a secure place and savings now. Even they can start their own small domestic business to get some extra money. Asrayan Project is not only securing their shelter but also the future of their children.  less

    • July 4, 2021
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    Rasheda Nisha A step ahead can even change the world. Undoubtedly the Ashrayan project is an outstanding initiative, but a piece of land, a house, is not enough to fulfill all their needs. Besides home, if the government could ensure them a job, that could help them...  moreA step ahead can even change the world. Undoubtedly the Ashrayan project is an outstanding initiative, but a piece of land, a house, is not enough to fulfill all their needs. Besides home, if the government could ensure them a job, that could help them settle in their lives. Many of them might have lived on their house rent which is gone so far, so their livelihood. So it's more important, if the government could take another project side by side to ensure them a good source of income, it could strengthen their position.
    1.The efficient people can be used for cultivation side by side they can be provided agricultural education. More projects can be taken to encourage them to cultivate. ❝Rhidoye Mati O Manush❞ was a great initiative; more opportunities like these can be taken.
    2.They can be hired for construction projects under observation, or more industries can be built up to provide opportunities.
    3.Vocational training can solve this problem hugely.
    4.Eligible people may find their job, but the...    less

    • July 6, 2021
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    Rasheda Nisha 4.Eligible people may find their job, but the problem is with the rest. There are old people, women and children. The old people can be hired for social welfare. With proper training they can make the team and do something good to improve the society...  more4.Eligible people may find their job, but the problem is with the rest. There are old people, women and children. The old people can be hired for social welfare. With proper training they can make the team and do something good to improve the society side by side, earning their livelihood.
    5.Women need to give more time to their families. So if some professional training can be provided like sewing or crafting, they could earn staying at home.
    7.Children can't be used for earning money, but they should be encouraged to contribute to the welfare of society. They can be rewarded for planting or cleaning community.  less

    • July 6, 2021
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    Nirjona Akter The Asrayan project has already benefited the lower-income people with houses along with assistance for making them self-reliant. The rehabilitated families are receiving several training on serious issues and human resources development for engaging...  moreThe Asrayan project has already benefited the lower-income people with houses along with assistance for making them self-reliant. The rehabilitated families are receiving several training on serious issues and human resources development for engaging themselves in income generation activities. As the shelter problem is now solved, they can use that shelter cost to pay micro loan if any of them have taken. Moreover, they can save this money and can use it in cultivating fish, raising poultry and farming. Besides, they can use the money to educate the children as education helps reducing the poverty. Also, this project aims at alleviating poverty, by accelerating the way of fulfilling the ''Vision 21''.Thus, I think this project will help lower-income group people to stand on their own feet.  less

    • July 6, 2021
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    Mostafizur Rahman I talked to some people after reading this quiz who are benefited from the asrayan project. Mr Shaharul is one of them from the Natore district. He shared his current situation with me.
    Now his monthly cost gets decreasing due to he does not commit paid...  moreI talked to some people after reading this quiz who are benefited from the asrayan project. Mr Shaharul is one of them from the Natore district. He shared his current situation with me.
    Now his monthly cost gets decreasing due to he does not commit paid of rent the house.
    His savings are increasing. His12 years old son has got off from child work. He wants to continue his educational life again.
    Mr Shaharul is thinking, his son will be well educated and will not suffer an economic recession in his future life.
    While I was talking to Mr Shaharul, I saw confidence in his voice to stand on his own feet that's why I strongly believe that the Narayan project will be successful.
    The future generation of landless people will be the most benefited.  less

    • July 6, 2021
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    Iftakhar Utsho Asrayan Project is a great initiative by the Government to decrease extreme poverty. This project gives shelter to homeless people, those people were barely surviving before they got a house from this project. Now they can stay focus on their daily...  moreAsrayan Project is a great initiative by the Government to decrease extreme poverty. This project gives shelter to homeless people, those people were barely surviving before they got a house from this project. Now they can stay focus on their daily livelihood. The project has been going economic vulnerability of many homeless families by providing them with shelters and necessary financial assistance to rebuild their life. As the project now targets the impoverished people of the whole country, by aiding them to build their shelter with a means of income generation can also check the displacement of people from one place to another. Beside that this project provided necessary training to them and revolving interest-free micro-credit to enhance income generating activities to improve their livelihoods and make them self-reliant. With this they can start a small business or cultivate their own food and keeping household pet. This project surely a blessing to those people like Rahim Miah.  less

    • July 7, 2021
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    Kanta Akter Homelessness is a broad social problem in Bangladesh. Homeless women, teenagers, and children feel helpless or unprotected due to multiple forms of victimization, including forced, coerced, or manipulated sexual activity. So, ''The Asrayan project'' is a...  moreHomelessness is a broad social problem in Bangladesh. Homeless women, teenagers, and children feel helpless or unprotected due to multiple forms of victimization, including forced, coerced, or manipulated sexual activity. So, ''The Asrayan project'' is a development project which aims at providing homes for the homeless and gradually making them self-dependent to contribute to the national economy. This project will help lower-income group people to some extent but government support is needed to achieve this to the fullest, such as,
    
    1.Setting priority for ensuring to access good jobs for lower-income group people.
    
    2.Providing Microloans can be beneficial to the landless people who want to start a new business. If the business increases, it will also create more employment opportunities for others.  less

    • July 7, 2021
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    Kanta Akter 3.Removing barriers accelerated the way women getting jobs. Moreover, the women who aren't permitted to work outside can work within the home by running businesses like tailoring, fishing, crafting, stitching, nurturing ducks and chickens, making cakes,...  more3.Removing barriers accelerated the way women getting jobs. Moreover, the women who aren't permitted to work outside can work within the home by running businesses like tailoring, fishing, crafting, stitching, nurturing ducks and chickens, making cakes, and so on.
    4. Lowering the cost of international Migration will be helpful for lower-income people.
    5. Increasing the monthly allowance for elderly people so that they can live a decent life.  

    • July 7, 2021
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    Tanveer Tausif Ratul Asrayan Project has turned into an evident means of
    alleviating poverty of the people who once passed their days in extreme miseries after becoming victims of disasters like cyclone, river erosion and landslides.Firstly,in the joint name of the husband...  moreAsrayan Project has turned into an evident means of
    alleviating poverty of the people who once passed their days in extreme miseries after becoming victims of disasters like cyclone, river erosion and landslides.Firstly,in the joint name of the husband and wife of the resettled
    landless, homeless, miserable and uprooted family, the acknowledgment of ownership of the land is executed and registered.Before,if their monthly income was 10000 tk,60% of that money went into the land-owner’s pocket.By the rest of the amount,it was almost impossible to run a 4-5 member family.But now,they are getting home without any cost & they don’t have to pay any land owners.So,100% of their income will remain in their pocket after a month.Secondly,community centers,mosques,cemeteries,ponds,common lands for raising cattles and agrulture have been provided by the Govt.Moreover,practical and technical training have been given to the rehabilitated family members for productive & income generating...    less

    • July 7, 2021
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    Tanveer Tausif Ratul activities.Besides,micro loans are distributed among them at the end of the training.So they can involve themselves into different activities/start small business with that money.Women are also involved in different activities with
    men.Each house has a...  moreactivities.Besides,micro loans are distributed among them at the end of the training.So they can involve themselves into different activities/start small business with that money.Women are also involved in different activities with
    men.Each house has a latrine with electricity and water.So,the hygiene problems have also been reduced.
    
    
    In conclusion, This project has really opened a door of hope & dream to the poor people.  

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  Basheer was a well-known journalist from Cox's Bazar, Chittagong Division, Bangladesh. He really liked his journalism profession and reported on many different critical incidents at his hometown.  ...

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    Mesbah Abir Million is not just a number. This is a huge pressure to our economy. In terms of giving full support to them, we have to be aware of our low income nation. Human need will last as long as people can survive. The forest resources in those area will...  moreMillion is not just a number. This is a huge pressure to our economy. In terms of giving full support to them, we have to be aware of our low income nation. Human need will last as long as people can survive. The forest resources in those area will decrease eventually if this Rohingya crisis lasts for more years. Again as a human we can not also deny them. The best solutions are: (1)Safe and sustainable Rohingya repatriation to Myanmar by giving pressure to Myanmar government from international welfare organizations. (2) However, this will need some time for repatriation so in this time a temporary ID card can be given to them so that they can work with the mainstream people. (3) Productive education program should be arranged so that they can be able to do any work and don't become a burden to the country. (4) As a responsible government and nation, we have to provide facilities to them. So, government can establish some garments or other industries to provide them work. (5) They...    less

    • June 28, 2021
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    Nanjiba Naowar Biofuel will be the best solution for both solving the fuel issue of rohingya and saving the forest area. Biofuel is using waste and rubbish of animals and humans and converting it into fuel. There are two kinds of biofuel, one is biomass using the...  moreBiofuel will be the best solution for both solving the fuel issue of rohingya and saving the forest area. Biofuel is using waste and rubbish of animals and humans and converting it into fuel. There are two kinds of biofuel, one is biomass using the wastages directly as fuel. They just need to sundry the waste and can use them without extra expenses. Another is biogas, that needs to convert the wastages into gas and use it as fuel. The process is a little bit complexer and costlier. The wastage must be processed and compressed in an enclosed area without oxygen to convert it into a fuelworthy mixture of methane and carbon dioxide gas. If the government or any volunteer association helps to make it, it won't be tough. In the camp, a lot of rohingya people live who produce lots of human and pet animal waste that can be converted into biofuel. Biofuel will be the best and easiest alternative for cutting trees and making fuel for them. Volunteers need to teach them about it and our forest area will be saved.  less

    • June 28, 2021
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    Rasheda Nisha Needless to say, this huge Rohinga troop is wasting natural wealth vastly. But we will have to look forward rather than counting the waste. We can't send them back to their country forcefully, nor, Bhashan chor has any hope for them. Cox's bazaar has...  moreNeedless to say, this huge Rohinga troop is wasting natural wealth vastly. But we will have to look forward rather than counting the waste. We can't send them back to their country forcefully, nor, Bhashan chor has any hope for them. Cox's bazaar has lots of possibilities as it is a tourist spot so if anyhow the government could use the man force for something productive they could bring us huge benefits.
    1)Educating such a big crowd won't be possible right now. So they can be used in fieldwork or something physical. The eligible men can be hired to protect the forest, help the army to guard the border, stop human or drug dealers, or for road construction or any constructive issues.
    And the women can be used to grow corn, sell ocean products, or be trained for some productive work. NGOs can come forward to help the government in this regard.
    The children can be educated with the local students or need to create more educational options for them. The school and Colleges can take plantation projects....    less

    • June 28, 2021
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    Rasheda Nisha The school and Colleges can take plantation projects. All the students will help them to achieve the goal. After school they can also take care of the plants, to grow them faster.
    But before that, the government should have an official count of this...  moreThe school and Colleges can take plantation projects. All the students will help them to achieve the goal. After school they can also take care of the plants, to grow them faster.
    But before that, the government should have an official count of this population. They can be provided with an official ID. For all the good works, they can be rewarded.
    2) A project can be taken by the government where they will take the men who are worthy enough to make a team for forestation, protect the forest and take care of plants.
    Also, renewable energy can be used to solve the problem. If solar waves or any renewable energy could be used to create fuel, it could solve the problem more.  less

    • June 28, 2021
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    Noorjahan Binte Farhana Dear Admin, greetings from Abhay! You pose an important question to a difficult problem! Without knowing in detail the situation of Bangladesh and Rohingya refugees, I can suggest based on my work and academic experience with refugee policy in Latin...  moreDear Admin, greetings from Abhay! You pose an important question to a difficult problem! Without knowing in detail the situation of Bangladesh and Rohingya refugees, I can suggest based on my work and academic experience with refugee policy in Latin America, that the Bangladesh Gov. should have a very cooperative relation with the UNHCR Office and also empower the national institution that deals with refugees, including a civil society consultative group that could advice the gov, in its decision making process. Best! To solve forest issues, they need to transfer for a temporary camping. So it's needed to contact with others country to solve the problem. We should locate temporary camping for refugees and utilize their man power. So that they could harvest better products or us and they can also survive upon on their money.  less

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    Nowshin Anjum It is a matter of great concern that a huge number of rohingya family create much difficulty in our economy and this situation is getting worse day by day as many children are born in various rohingya's camp.
    To solve the rohingya issue the government...  moreIt is a matter of great concern that a huge number of rohingya family create much difficulty in our economy and this situation is getting worse day by day as many children are born in various rohingya's camp.
    To solve the rohingya issue the government should hit upon a sustainable plan. Firstly, proper shelter must be ensured for their safety. As Bangladesh government save these rohingya people by giving them permission to enter our country, now it is their responsibility as well as challenge to provide house and proper nutrition to this large number of people. Secondly, Work and education should be compulsory for rohingya. If they find the opportunity to read and write and work, it will be easy for them to adjust with Bangladeshi people. Last but not the least Bangladesh government should keep pressurizing the Myanmar government to ensure Rohingya's safety in their country because without ensuring their safety in Myanmar we can not send them back to their country.
    To save the forest areas where...    less

    • June 28, 2021
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    Farjana Zaman It’s quite obvious that we can not forcefully send them to their homeland. So, the best way is to improve their condition and standard of living and make them aware of the importance of the forest. The inclusion of LPG can replace the demand for...  moreIt’s quite obvious that we can not forcefully send them to their homeland. So, the best way is to improve their condition and standard of living and make them aware of the importance of the forest. The inclusion of LPG can replace the demand for fuelwood and side by side we can use this vast manpower to our side by making Rohingyas plant trees. Reforestation by the hand of Rohingyas will mean they will cover their surroundings with plants and trees which will gradually bring back the forest cover once we had. The best way to manage a community is to lift its standard of living. Which will minimize their basic needs and turn them into resources.  less

    • June 28, 2021
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    Shafaat Shams Before protecting the forest, we’ve to see why the Rohingyas are cutting down the trees.They’re doing so for two main reasons; Home construction & fuelwood. The people who have been taken to Bhasanchar don’t
    need trees for home renovation,as the...  moreBefore protecting the forest, we’ve to see why the Rohingyas are cutting down the trees.They’re doing so for two main reasons; Home construction & fuelwood. The people who have been taken to Bhasanchar don’t
    need trees for home renovation,as the houses, there are already well-built.
    
    Biogas may be a viable alternative to fuelwood.The main raw materials for biogas production are cattle & poultry.There is enough pasture to run the farm. About 8,000 families live in there.If one person from each family gets the opportunity to work on a centrally established farm, it will create employment. The farm will provide economic & food demand.They will be able to export these too. Biogas will be produced from farm waste.Once biogas is delivered to every home centrally,the pressure on fuel wood will be reduced. Large sums of money are needed to set up firms & biogas fields centrally,but foreign aid agencies are keen to fund such
    sustainable development.
    
    But whatever we do is a contemporary solution,...    less

    • June 30, 2021
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    Zeba Afia Destroyed forests are quite difficult to reforest and restore.
    Rohingyas can be relocated to all unused remote areas of Bangladesh. Forest resources have to be monitored there.
    (1) Currently, the Rohingya issue is a sensitive and complicated topic. There...  moreDestroyed forests are quite difficult to reforest and restore.
    Rohingyas can be relocated to all unused remote areas of Bangladesh. Forest resources have to be monitored there.
    (1) Currently, the Rohingya issue is a sensitive and complicated topic. There are religious and political reasons behind the expulsion of Rohingyas from their homeland. They want to return to Myanmar but have to stay in Bangladesh as refugees because of security.
    The Rohingya problem cannot be solved without the concerted efforts of the international community and regional consensus. The Myanmar government should be held accountable to the world for ethnic cleansing. Rohingyas have a legitimate right to live in Myanmar.
    (2) Initiatives can be taken from the Bangladesh Forest Department and NGOs.
    The importance and training of planting trees can be given to them through training programs
    and tree saplings can be distributed.
    They need to be encouraged and trained to plant trees inside the camp.
    A slightly different approach can...    less

    • June 30, 2021
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    Zeba Afia A slightly different approach can also be taken- "Those who plant and care for trees and increase forest resources, they will be paid as a reward."
    Thus, they will be more interested for planting trees.

    • June 30, 2021
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    Hymanti Sarkar The number one solution for Rohingya issue is to return them to their homes safely and ensure their rights. But it’s not possible so quickly. So, the procedure should be running as well as our Govt. can give them food, protection, education, sanitation...  moreThe number one solution for Rohingya issue is to return them to their homes safely and ensure their rights. But it’s not possible so quickly. So, the procedure should be running as well as our Govt. can give them food, protection, education, sanitation with the help of international agencies. Govt also starts relocating them which will reduce pressure on certain forest land. They did huge destruction of forest lands by making shelter and destruction is continued because of collecting fuelwood. So if we reduce fuelwood problem by providing biogas or fuelwood substitution actions through coordination of various aid agencies, our forest will get protection. Besides forest department can do plantation programme like social forestry where the refugees will participate. Fast growing species should be planted as if they can get benefit earlier and then they will be interested on tree plantation. Fruit trees can be planted and...    less

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    Hymanti Sarkar developing short-term Livelihoods activities for refugees, making them conscious about importance of forest in hilly area may protect forest land. Different NGOs, media should approach on this purpose.

    • June 30, 2021
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    Tanni Biswas (1) The one and only solution for the Rohingya issues is to allow them to return to their homes, ensuring their safety and rights. But it can not possible now because of some political issues. Our government should have taken proper steps to solve the...  more(1) The one and only solution for the Rohingya issues is to allow them to return to their homes, ensuring their safety and rights. But it can not possible now because of some political issues. Our government should have taken proper steps to solve the problem so that the Rohingya can return to their own villages and get proper rights.
    (2) The Rohingya peoples are now located in the forest areas of Bangladesh and they destroyed the forest. They cut the trees for making their shelter. They collect fuel wood from the forest. So for saving the forest areas government should take proper step. Here government can take "Benefit sharing approach" for planting trees. If the Rohingya people's get benefits they plant trees and maintain the trees also. Here proper training and encouragement is needed for planting trees and maintaining the trees.  less

    • July 2, 2021
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    Rashedul Islam Saju Though sending Rohingyas back to Mayanmar is the best solution of this problem, it's one of the toughest procedure too. Bangladesh govt can't force them to back Mayanmar. So it's confirm they'll stay there until the problem solved totally. Rohingyas fuel...  moreThough sending Rohingyas back to Mayanmar is the best solution of this problem, it's one of the toughest procedure too. Bangladesh govt can't force them to back Mayanmar. So it's confirm they'll stay there until the problem solved totally. Rohingyas fuel problem can be solved only by the help of foreign NGO's. They are supporting Rohingyas from all aspect. But if they also supply them cylinder gas, they won't cut trees. Though it's hard for the NGO's to supply gas where their basic needs are uncertain. But to cook food they don't have a choice. 13000 acre of Bhasan Char is visible. Where 5000 acres habitable. Other 8000 acres land should be planned well for mangrove and mount forestation.  less

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