He has no hands since birth. Altaf Hossain. But this obstacle could not stop him. Learned to study, learned to write with feet. After that, he built the school with the money of his own savings and the sale of ancestral land. His school now has 145 students. There are 10 teachers. Prime Minister Tariq Rahman has assured to construct a new building for the school after hearing about his life struggle and initiative.
Altaf Hossain met him at the Prime Minister's office in the capital's secretariat on Wednesday. Naila Sharaf, who passed out from BUET and chose teaching profession in primary school, and Rezaul Kibria Babul of Bhola, who planted thousands of trees on his own initiative, also met him.
All the three got emotional after getting the chance to meet the Prime Minister. The Prime Minister listens attentively to their life struggles, exceptional initiatives and activities carried out for the welfare of the society. Appreciating their work, he assured them of necessary cooperation.
The Prime Minister said, 'People like you are needed a lot to build the country. If everyone like you comes forward, it will be easy to build the country.
He has no hands since birth. Altaf Hossain. However, he learned to write with his feet, overcoming physical obstacles. In 2007, Pratibha Dukhu Mia Kindergarten School was established in Panchdona, Narsingdi. Currently, 145 students are studying in the school, which was built with the money of own savings and sale of ancestral land. There are 10 teachers. Apart from writing on his feet, he managed various activities of the school.
Naila Sharaf joined the local government engineering department as an assistant engineer after completing her studies from Bangladesh University of Engineering (BUET). Later he also worked as an officer in Janata Bank. Despite passing 34th BCS, he chose the path of teaching children instead of joining government service.
Naila has been teaching at Panchananpur Government Primary School in Netrakona for seven years. Self-created educational materials and digital content to facilitate teaching, especially for underprivileged children.
Rezaul Kibria of Bhola has planted thousands of trees along various roads with his own money and labor for almost three decades besides serving as Imam at Babul Masjid. He sold his ancestral property and built a nursery. The seedlings produced from there started planting in different areas. Many of the trees planted by him are now grown and shade pedestrians.
Appreciating the initiative of the three, the Prime Minister said that the role of people working on personal initiative for the welfare of the society and the country is very important. Such initiative will encourage others to come forward for good work.
At this time, the Prime Minister encouraged them to continue their respective activities and assured them of necessary cooperation.
