Kazi Nafia Rahman,
bdnews24.com
Published: 19 May 2021 01:27 PM BdST
Updated: 19 May 2021 03:01 PM BdST
Namrata Talukdar Orpa completed her postgraduate degree from Dhaka University in 2020, but it’s a long road ahead for her to get the job she wants. She is frustrated by the suspension of the hiring process amid the coronavirus pandemic that upended lives and livelihoods across Bangladesh. );
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“I think we are the ones facing the worst situation. Our results are out already, but there are no employment opportunities,” Namrata said.
She is one of the job seekers in Bangladesh, who worry about their future employment and their increasing age. To add to their woes, job openings seem to be shrinking.
Cheering womanhood
Cheering womanhood
The ‘Women of Earth’, an anthology of select verses, poetry and prose is a very special volume released on 8th March 2021 at Cotton University, Guwahati that
Namrata Talukdar
(The writer can be reached at namratatalukdar38551@gmail.com)
The Women of Earth , an anthology of select verses, poetry and prose is a very special volume released on 8th March 2021 at Cotton University, Guwahati that beautifully fuses the feelings of sisterhood among the women of different regions. It is a publication by Guwahati Grand Poetry Festival (GGPF) in collaboration with Rupantar, a quarterly magazine published by Aequitas Victoria Foundation. A collection of 51 inspiring stories of determination, love and bravery personified. The right tone of this anthology has been set atop vociferously by an article on the essence of Women s Day by Dhrubojyoti Das. The tales of inspiring women bring in a powerful aura to your study. Interesting descriptions of l