by Friendship | Jun 25, 2023 | Uncategorized
Mahbubur Rahman, from char Sidhai, has excelled in every public university examination he sat for By Tahmeed Chaudhury Growing up, Mahbubur Rahman had to shift homes five times due to land erosion. Born in a remote hard-to-reach char (shifting sandbar islands), he...
by Friendship | Jun 25, 2023 | Uncategorized
Two Friendship school students from marginalised char families participate in the European Youth Event (EYE) in France; travels to Luxembourg as well by Tahmeed Chaudhury Born on shifting river islands (chars) of the Brahmaputra, Mosammat Rupali Khatun and Mosammat...
by Friendship | Jun 5, 2023 | Uncategorized
Friendship organises plastic waste clean-up drive on World Environment Day to sensitise students Friendship News Desk Humans produce more than 350 million tonnes of plastic every year. Only 9 percent is recycled. Half of all plastic waste ends up in landfills, and the...
by Friendship | May 28, 2023 | Uncategorized
EGE, a five-year programme to empower girls in rural communities concludes by Friendship News Desk in October 2018, a programme was launched to help the educational and socio-economic development of female/girl children in rural Bangladesh, through the use of...
by Friendship | Apr 9, 2023 | Uncategorized
Friendship primary school student overcomes a life of struggle and uncertainty to gain admission at the Rangpur Medical College by Tahmeed Chaudhury Ashadul Islam’s family lost everything and relocated thrice in his lifetime due to river erosion. At 15, he had to...
by Friendship | Mar 12, 2023 | Uncategorized
Mostofa Rony (The Daily Ittefaq) Despite the onset of modernity in the country, the dismal situation in the riverine deltas (chars) remains the same, where deprivation and lack of access are the char-dwellers’ constant companions. Where the most basic needs remain...
