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Siam Sarower Jamil (Bangla: সিয়াম সারোয়ার জামিল) is a Bangladeshi journalist. He did his master's degree in Applied Chemistry & Chemical Engineering from the Islamic University, Bangladesh. There are two books óf him published so far. Early life and education Siam was born in Dhamrai Upazila, Dhaka District, Bangladesh in May 11, 1992. He grew up in Dhaka, Rajshahi & Chittagong. He started his education in an Islamic madrasah at Sandwip, which is an island along the south eastern coast of Bangladesh in the Chittagong District. After completing his primary education he entered general education. He was a student of the department of Applied Chemistry & Chemical Engineering at Islamic University, Bangladesh. After Completing his graduation, he earned a law degree from City Law College, Dhaka. Journalism Siam focuses on Labour rights & economical topics in his writing. He started his journalism career with ****** from 2012. He worked few months in ******. Then he joined Rtv as a Reporter. He is active in his reporting and blogging about the labor rights, environmental, economical & political issues and violations. Siam worked with UK based English daily Morning Times & Indian Daily Imphal Times, Hills Times, Nepal based English Daily Kathmandu Tribune. His Work appeared in various international Daily & journals.
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Arun Budhathoki was born on September 19, 1986. He is a poet, fiction writer, and journalist from Kathmandu, Nepal. Budhathoki did his undergraduate studies at Nizam College, Hyderabad, India and pursued a master's degree in the University of Northampton, England. He has written six books so far. Because of his nomadic nature, he likes travelling around. Siam Sarower Jamil talks to him about his poetry and dreams for Rtv.
Can we hear the cry of Jumma youths?
The article by Siam Sarower Jamil highlights the plight of the Jumma people in the Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) of Bangladesh, focusing on their struggle for ethnic identity, land ownership, and regional autonomy. The author shares the story of Bipul Chakma, a Jumma student leader and president of Pahari Chhatra Parishad, who was arrested by police in front of his dying mother. The article discusses the historical context of the Jumma people's grievances, including the displacement caused by the construction of the Kaptai dam and the subsequent demographic changes due to government policies. It also touches on the Chittagong Hill Tracts Accord and the ineffective land commission that was supposed to resolve land disputes. The author argues that the Jumma people's struggles are largely ignored by the national media and that their voices are suppressed, calling for a more inclusive future for Bangladesh that acknowledges and respects the rights of the Jumma community.
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The article discusses the environmental activism initiated by Greta Thunberg and the global response it has garnered. It delves into the various environmental issues faced by the world, such as climate change, deforestation, and biodiversity loss, with a particular focus on Bangladesh. The author, Siam Sarower Jamil, highlights the severe impacts of climate change, including extreme temperatures, rising sea levels, and the potential displacement of millions of people. The article emphasizes the importance of trees and biodiversity for a balanced environment and criticizes harmful human activities that contribute to environmental degradation. It calls for collective awareness and action to preserve the environment for future generations, invoking a Native American proverb to underscore the futility of prioritizing monetary value over natural resources.
Why Manipuri students come to Bangladesh?
The article discusses the trend of Indian students, particularly from Manipur and other states, opting to study in Bangladeshi medical colleges due to the high quality and affordability of education compared to India, Asia, Europe, and North America. Bangladesh offers a significant number of seats to international students in both public and private institutions. Dr. Abul Kalam Azad, principal of Dhaka Medical College, notes the growing interest of foreign students. Students from various Indian states share their reasons for choosing Bangladesh, citing cultural familiarity, geographical proximity, and lower costs as key factors. The article highlights the experiences of students from West Bengal, Manipur, Jammu and Kashmir, and Tripura.
In the country 90 percent children are being victims of sexual harassment. Of them 83 percent are oppressed by the close relatives. The information came through a report of ‘Ground Zero’-an organization working with the children.
Bangladesh: 17 Gulf state NGOs accused of funding terrorist groups
Saudi and other Gulf state NGOs are accused by the Bangladesh Finance Intelligence Unit of funding terrorist groups in Bangladesh and India. A government taskforce meeting identified 17 suspect NGOs, which are now under increased surveillance for unusual financial transactions. These organizations are believed to be under the control of the fundamentalist Jamaat-e-Islami group and are suspected of aiding Bangladeshi militant activities and separatist insurgents in northeast India. British Prime Minister Theresa May has faced criticism for not publishing a report on terrorist funding that may implicate Saudi Arabian allies.
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