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Five Day Honey Fair @ DIU

Published : Thursday, 16 February, 2017 at 9:37 PM  Count : 315
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Bangladesh Small Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC) and Daffodil International University jointly organized the 5-Day Honey Fair at DIU Auditorium  at Daffodil Tower from 05- 09, February 2017, says press release.
The objective of this fair is to create awareness about the nutrition value of pure honey, its potential role in human body to keep up good health, processing and preservation technique of honey among mass people. Naturally collected pure honey will be sold in the fair in competitively lower price than market.  A total of 32 Honey cultivators are participating in the fair and they all are registered member of BSCIC.
Addressing as the chief guest, Industry Secretary Mohammad Mosharrof Hossain Bhauyan said, "the growth of the production of honey is possible through proving logistic supports to its cultivators and for this the procedure of the loan facilities of the BSCIC should be made easier". He added, "There is not much campaign about honey in our country, but campaign should be increased and Honey Fair can play a vital role in this regards".

A walk to remember, with Grasshoppers!
111Ahmed Tahsin Shams222
"Every one of us is losing something precious to us. Lost opportunities, lost possibilities, feelings we can never get back again. That's part of what it means to be alive."
    � Haruki Murakami, Kafka on the Shore

Drink life to the less! And to do so, we invent, mostly discover, new ways to entertain us: to keep days in shelves, to spend time on the things money can't buy. And such of a day is framed by Grasshoppers: Photographers' Community, which is entitled as 'Photo-walk' held at Baliati Jamindar Bari, Manikganj. This year's first photo-voyage was held on January 7, 2017, and
the next one is entitled 'See Sunrise at Kuakata with Grasshoppers' to be held from February 16-19, 2017.
Smile and Click! These days have gone. Now better to pronounce: 'Walk & Click! Live Life, Be Alive'. The team of Grasshoppers started their journey from Shahbag, Dhaka early in the morning on January 7, 2017. As upcoming hours involved foot-labour, all gave rest to the legs in the bus. And after stepping in the land to frame: Baliati Jamindar Bari,
all buckled up and got set with lens and flashes.
More than 30 photographers got down on the lane to frame the day, to pen the surrounding with clicks, to make it a memoir. Getting out of the studio boundary, these click-artistes hoisted spontaneity, captured moments born in Nature, being in Nature.
This was the maiden walk of the photo-buffs from Grasshoppers. What can be a better picnic, when art met adda, and food met frame!

Ahmed Tahsin Shams is with
The Daily Observer
Photo: Anik Saha




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