Bashundhara Group, the country's largest industrial conglomerate, is working to ensure basic rights like education for the coastal communities alongside the government. This industrial family has extended its humanitarian hand to ensure education for the marginalised, underprivileged children of Patuakhali. It's really a great thing. It is admirable how a large industrial family of repute in the country continues to do humanitarian work alongside their business. 

Working with the slogan 'For the welfare of the country and people', this group is also doing its work in isolated regions of the country. It seems to me that Bashundhara Group is not only a large industrial family but the top humanitarian organisation of the country.

Bashundhara Group Chairman Ahmed Akbar Sobhan's courage has been appreciated by the countrymen for these humanitarian works. Bashundhara Shuvosangho is progressing at a breakneck speed reflecting his dedicated efforts and meticulous thinking under the leadership of Imdadul Haq Milan.

Bashundhara's business ventures are playing an immense role in the welfare and prosperity of the country. Bashundhara Shuvosangho is making a

special contribution to various social activities, including providing education to students who are away from school in Charimartion, an isolated area of Rangabali Upazila of Patuakhali, and providing facilities for the students of the government school in Charmontaj, another isolated union of the upazila, to cross by boat.

I hope Bashundhara Group will expand more humanitarian activities for the residents (mantas) of the upazila. If Bashundhara Group establishes a large industrial plant around the promising Payra port, the people of the region will be benefited. The welfare of the society, the welfare of the country will be ensured and the area will also be prosperous. Ahmed Akbar Sobhan and his family are all committed to the welfare of the people. Under their inspiration and guidance, the organisation is doing humanitarian work in various parts of the country.

Sewing training centres are being set up in remote areas, including districts and upazilas, to make poor women self-reliant. After the training, sewing machines are handed over to them.

Above all, I must say that Bashundhara Shuvosangho should be with everyone in good work and the activities of Bashundhara Group should continue for the welfare of the country and people. Wishing them prosperity in the future.

Bd-pratidin English/Lutful Hoque