Sun Online Desk
4 February, 2016 15:44
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Thursday urged teachers
to pay special attention to their students so that they become good
human beings and stay away from drug addiction and terrorist acts,
reports UNB.
The Prime Minister said this while inaugurating the National Primary Education Week 2016 at the Osmani Memorial Auditorium in the city.
Sheikh Hasina renewed her hope that Bangladesh will be freed from illiteracy soon, and attain hundred percent literacy rate. "The country's literacy rate is now 71 percent due to the various steps of our government. Insha Allah, Bangladesh will soon be freed from illiteracy," she said.
The Ministry of Primary and Mass Education organised the programme with its Minister Mostafizur Rahman in the chair.
The Prime Minister handed over the National Primary Education Medal-2015 to 19 selected recipients as well as distributed awards of the Inter-Primary School Cultural Competition-2015 in seven categories and Inter-Primary Sports Competition-2015 in seven categories among the recipients.
She also enjoyed a cultural programme organised on the occasion.
Hasina called upon the teachers to take good care of all students so that they could become good human beings and citizens imbued with the spirit of the Liberation War and patriotism, and could know the real war history and move ahead with ideals on the right paths.
"We don’t want the children and students to get derailed and go to the wrong path like getting addicted to drug or militant act," she added.
Hasina went on saying, "Islam is a religion of peace and it doesn’t accept suicide…terrorist and militant acts in the name of Islam is not at all acceptable to anyone. So, you'll have to remain aware so that our children stay away from such misdeeds, and no one could confuse them."
The Prime Minister said this while inaugurating the National Primary Education Week 2016 at the Osmani Memorial Auditorium in the city.
Sheikh Hasina renewed her hope that Bangladesh will be freed from illiteracy soon, and attain hundred percent literacy rate. "The country's literacy rate is now 71 percent due to the various steps of our government. Insha Allah, Bangladesh will soon be freed from illiteracy," she said.
The Ministry of Primary and Mass Education organised the programme with its Minister Mostafizur Rahman in the chair.
The Prime Minister handed over the National Primary Education Medal-2015 to 19 selected recipients as well as distributed awards of the Inter-Primary School Cultural Competition-2015 in seven categories and Inter-Primary Sports Competition-2015 in seven categories among the recipients.
She also enjoyed a cultural programme organised on the occasion.
Hasina called upon the teachers to take good care of all students so that they could become good human beings and citizens imbued with the spirit of the Liberation War and patriotism, and could know the real war history and move ahead with ideals on the right paths.
"We don’t want the children and students to get derailed and go to the wrong path like getting addicted to drug or militant act," she added.
Hasina went on saying, "Islam is a religion of peace and it doesn’t accept suicide…terrorist and militant acts in the name of Islam is not at all acceptable to anyone. So, you'll have to remain aware so that our children stay away from such misdeeds, and no one could confuse them."
