Kamrul Sir

 Jabin: May I come in, Sir?  Manager: Of course. What can I do for you? Jabin: I am Jabin, a student of class 7. I need to open an account in your bank. Manager: Sure, Which type of account do you want to open? I mean, saving or deposit. Jabin: Saving account. I have an amount of money as a scholarship. I want to save them in your bank. Manager: Well, here is an application form for saving account. Please fill it in and be introduced by someone who has an account with us. Jabin: Is that all, sir?  Manager: No, You have to submit some necessary particulars with it. Jabin: What particulars do I need to submit, sir?  Manager: We need your specimen signatures and two copies of passport size photographs. We also need a copy of your National Identity Card. Jabin: How much should pay for initial deposit?  Manager: Oh! It is minimum one thousand takas for initial deposit. You can put more as you wish. Jabin: Ok. What more to do, Sir? Manager: Don't worry. You give us all and wait for half

  Mujib Borsho / Mujib Year The Mujib Year is a period from March 16, 2020 to March 17, 2021. The Government of Bangladesh declared the Mujib Year to celebrate the centenary of the birth of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina inaugurated the year-long program on March 17, the birthday of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. UNESCO also announced the celebration of Mujib Year jointly with the Government of Bangladesh. This declaration of UNESCO opens the door for the celebration of Mujib Year worldwide. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman was born in an aristocratic Muslim family in Tungipara village under Gopalganj district. He is called Bangabandhu and the founding father of Bangladesh. Bangladesh became independent under his strong leadership. In fact, Mujib’s ideology and voice against oppression can be an ideal model for the world. Therefore, the main purpose of celebrating the year of Mujib is to present the eventful life of this great leader and his ideals to the youn