Bella Devyatkina, from Moscow, Russia, is a little language superstar.
At just 4 years old, this mini multi-lingual darling was speaking 7 different languages –
English, Spanish, German, French, Chinese, and Arabic – in addition to her native Russian.
And no, Bella wasn’t raised by parents who were fluent in all 7 languages and her mom doesn’t consider her a genius – just a ‘regular’ toddler who happened to love learning new languages.
Be ready to get inspired by little Bella and her mama Yulia! They prove what is possible when you start teaching your child from a young age – even if you don’t speak the language yourself.
Bella started learning when she was just 2 years old
According to Bella’s mum Yulia, a native Russian speaker, the key is to start introducing your child to their new language (or languages) as early as possible.
She introduced English to Bella at just two years old and noticing her interest and ease in which she picked it up, began to introduce more languages.
Bella’s ability to develop multilingual skills from such a young age is echoed by scientific research.
So, that old myth that babies and toddlers are too young to learn another language simply isn’t true.
Bella’s mum isn’t a native speaker of all the languages Bella speaks…
It seems Yulia wasn’t intimidated – or limited – by the fact that she herself didn’t actually speak many of the languages Bella learnt.
I think it’s SO important that you hear this mama!
You really, truly don’t need to be a native speaker to teach your kiddo another language. Bella’s mum is a shining example of this fact!
So, how did non-native speaking Yulia do it?
The secret to learning a new language (or 6!) is to make it FUN and use a bunch of different resources!
According to interviews with the little language prodigy’s mum, she enlisted the help of some native speaking tutors in the target language and kept things fun and interesting by mixing up Bella’s lessons.
Some of Bella’s informal lessons were at the zoo, museum, the aquarium and even cooking classes at home.
Yulia has made it clear in many interviews that her focus throughout the experience was for Bella to be having fun – it wasn’t about a mum loading her child up with huge expectations.
“We do not set any ambitious goals for Bella’s future. For us, it’s important that Bella finds a favorite thing in life and does what she really enjoys.” Yulia has been quoted as saying.
Russian neuropsychologist Anna Semenovich has also said of Bella “If the girl is learning languages through curiosity, if her parents managed to build a schedule that works as a game – it will only benefit her. She’s not studying, she’s playing!”
Play! It’s such an incredibly important part of introducing a new language to your little one.
Kids just learn better when they’re actually having fun and playtime can support language learning, help boost their creativity and develop social skills. Just like it did for Bella.
Ps – I’ve got some great tips on how to make the most of playtime for language learning here.
The bottom line? Take advantage of all the language learning resources available to you!
Arm yourself with a whole variety of tools like videos, music, flashcards, games and the help of native speakers – be it in person or recorded lessons. It takes the weight off you feeling like you have to ‘know it all’ while keeping things interesting and fun.
I think little Bella and her mama are super inspiring examples of what is possible with the right resources and a commitment to making it happen – even if you’re not a native speaker.
Seeing is believing, so click here to see darling little Bella in action and then download our free guide so you can get started down the same road with your kiddos!
Irish Magician Aidan McCann first performed magic on stage when he took part in Ireland’s Got Talent at the age of 9. He reached the semi-finals and following this he was invited onto The Ellen Show. After this appearance he went on to perform magic in Shin Lim’s stage Show ‘Limitless’ in Vegas, making him the youngest magician to perform on a Vegas stage. When Aidan returned onto The Ellen Show in October 2019, he was given his own segment on her show. His show ‘Aidan’s Magic Corner’ was recorded in January 2020 and his first guests included The Jonas Brothers, Colin Farrell and Emily Blunt and Kalen Allen.
Aidan also recorded Little Big Shots with Melissa McCarthy in January 2020 and took part in Britain’s Got Talent, securing a place in ‘The Final’ Oct 2020 After this he appeared on BBC’s ‘Blue Peter’.During the challenging period of 2020/21 Aidan got online like many other magicians and performers and successfully managed to find audiences for his magic via Zoom!
He has taken part in numerous charity events for organisations at home and abroad and also has really enjoyed putting Online Magic Shows together for Corporate Companies globally. In 2022 he was able to take to the stage again performing at the Blackpool Magic Convention Gala Night Show and also performing at the Ulster Magic Convention in Belfast.Aidan also carves out a bit of time to put his Actors hat on and filmed ‘The Holiday’ a Channel 5 Drama Series in Malta (2021) which was on our TV screens earlier in 2022. He also filmed ‘Bright Sparks’ for RTE, ‘Bad Sisters’ (TV series coming soon to Apple TV) and most recently filmed ‘Send in the Clowns’ a forthcoming feature film.
Aidan is very excited to bring his first ever live show to the Helix Stage in Dublin February 2023. One of Irelands favourite magicians Aidan thrills across the board from private parties to large corporate events. His magic is most suited to an adult audience. (Teens upwards)Contact us to book your show/event/private party with Aidan! All tailor made to suit your specific requirements.
We interviewed Aidan on behalf of the teenagers.It is highlighted below.
Q1: It feels really cool to be one of the youngest magicians in the world. I started when I was five and I’m 12 now, nearly 13, a teenager! I always loved magic but when I was about 7 or 8 I started doing card magic and my first time on stage doing magic was when I was nine when I was in Ireland’s Got Talent and I got to the semi finals. What was super was that the Ellen Show saw my Irelands got talent clips on YouTube and asked me to go on her show which was great and that opened a lot of doors for me. When I was 10 I took part in Shin Lims ‘Limitless‘ stage show in vegas and I’m also the youngest magician to be on the Vegas stage. I also did Britain’s Got Talent and I got to the final and that was a brilliant experience. At the moment, I’m working on a new magic tv show which I can’t reveal too much about yet but I’m very grateful for all the opportunities I’ve had so far.
Q2: At first I was inspired to become a magician by a local Irish children’s magician. But when I started to get really into magic I’m constantly inspired by loads of different magicians. At the moment I am a big fan of Derren Brown. I saw him on stage recently. It was fantastic and I met him afterwards. I love reading magic books, I certainly love learning about mentalism at the moment and some of my favourite magicians at the moment are Luke Jermay and Hector Chadwick. There are so many awesome magicians who aren’t that well known but they do amazing magic.
Q3: Being on the Ellen show was a dream come true. I was only nine when I went on it first and I remember everything and I loved every minute of it. It’s such a big show, I’m so grateful I got the chance to be on it. I was actually on it about four times and they gave me my own show called Aidans Magic Corner. I interviewed celebrities and did magic for them. Celebrities like Emily Blunt, The Jonas brothers and Colin Farrell. I had the best time. The Ellen show is finished now but she was always so kind to me.
Q4: My favourite magician at the moment is Derren Brown. I met him last month after his amazing show, I think he’s unbelievable. I took part in the Blackpool magic Convention in February. It is great because I get to meet up with a lot of my friends like lssy Simpson ( she was also on BGT) and Jasper cherry who was in my BGT final with me. I’ve always been a fan of Shin Lim and I was lucky enough to meet him in Vegas. And Keith Barry is my favourite Irish magician, I’ve met him a few times. In London next month I’m going to a magic convention and I’m looking forward to meeting Hector Chadwick.
Q5: Just like Harry Potter I also have a wand, every magician has a wand and of course wands are magical ?
Q6: I would love to visit Bangladesh and meet all my fans. I am so grateful to have so many fans from India. My dad has been to India many times, he particularly likes Mumbai so yes I hope to come to Bangladesh one day.
Q7: Yes there’s a difference between a magician and a wizard! for example.. a wizard could turn you into a frog but a magician could make the frog disappear.
Q8: Magic and illusion are more less the same thing, they both create a moment for the audience where the audience believes what they are seeing even if it’s not reality.
Q9: Yes I will always want to be a magician, seeing people’s reactions makes me so happy. I also love learning more and more magic skills, you should never stop learning.
Q10: My friends think magic is really cool and my family are so proud and love that I do magic especially because they get to travel to some really awesome places with me like LAS VEGAS, LONDON and hopefully one day Bangladesh ?
I just want to say thank you to all my fans in Bangladesh. If you want to find out more information about me my Instagram Is @aidanthemagician and I’m 13 on the first of July so watch out for my new tiktok channel
Mya Rose Craig is known around the world as Bird Girl. She is also an ornithologist and author. At the age of 17, She became the youngest British Bangladeshi person to receive an honorary doctorate from the University of Bristol. Teenagers now publishing her exclusive interview.
Q:We know that birds fly in the sky without just ostriches. Now the question is why the ostrich is called a bird even though it cannot fly?
Mya: Whether a species is a bird or mammal is not dependent on whether it can fly but on its scientific status. Ostrich’s have become non flying because this has benefits in its habitat for food and breeding and they still retain the remnants of flight feathers. Mammals generally give birth to live young whilst birds, fish and amphibians lay eggs.
Q: Why birds fly south for the winter?
Mya: Many birds fly south for the winter to Bangladesh as they are looking for a warmer climate to live in during the winter. So for example, the very rare Spoon-billed Sandpiper breeds in the Russian Siberian Tundra in the summer before migrating south to Bangladesh for the winter. This is also true of birds that come to the UK during the summer, such as Barn Swallow, which come to the UK in spring, breed, before flying south in the autumn to Africa to escape our harsh winter.
Q: There was a time when birds ruled the world. There is no calculation of how many species of birds there were. But now that number is decreasing day by day. Many species of birds are endangered. Who is responsible for this? How do you think this extinction can be prevented?
Mya:There has been a dramatic decline of birds all over the world in the last 30 years. For example, in Europe there are 400 million fewer grassland birds. In Bangladesh, there are tiny numbers of birds left. When my mum visited her paternal family village in Sunamgonj in the 1970’s they were shooting huge numbers of water birds including Boks and Bogla that would not be good to eat. As people’s wealth has increased, more people can afford guns leading to indiscriminate killing of birds. The main reason for the huge decline of birds in Bangladesh is due to hunting with guns and nets, destruction of habitat such as cutting down trees, draining marshland & wetlands and the lack of protection of birds by the government.
The main change needed to save our birds is for big changes in the law, protecting birds and punishment of those who break the law. First we need to fund research into the reasons for the decline of different species and then what laws are needed to protect habitats and birds. Some of the issues will also impact on the increased risks of flooding.
Q: We know you are the youngest person to receive an honorary doctorate from the University of Bristol in 2020. So now we call you Dr. Maya Rose Craig. I would like to hear your feeling when you find out that you will be awarded a doctorate degree.
Mya: In December 2019, I received an email from someone at Bristol University telling me that they would like to give me an honorary degree and attached a letter from the Pro-Vice Chancellor. I was so shocked that I thought it was a hoax from one of my friends so I didn’t click on the attachment until my mum had phoned the university and found out it was a real offer.
It was incredible to be awarded something so fantastic & being the youngest British person to receive an honorary Doctorate of Science D.Sc. h.c. It was all really exciting, going onto The One Show a popular BBC chat show and doing lots of interviews. At the ceremony, the university made me feel like a real VIP. There were lots of TV camera crews who came and it was amazing to see them cram into see me.
I think it’s only as I get older and am at Cambridge University myself that I understand how enormous it was to be given an honorary doctorate at age 17.
I am really proud of being an Ambassador for Greenpeace and Oxfam amongst others.
Q: From Chew vally School to St. John’s College, Cambridge University.This is the journey of your education life, how have you prepared yourself at this time?
Mya:The Chew Valley is made up of a few villages outside of Bristol. It is a really small area and I knew most of the people in my year at school. I had been attending lots of events and speaking, so I was a lot more outward looking than many people at school. I had a gap year planned between 6th form and university when I had planned to travel and spend time in Sylhet. However, due to covid-19 I was unable to travel, so instead wrote 3 books and went to the Arctic with Greenpeace. That was an incredible experience and allowed me to highlight the terrible impact climate change is having on the Arctic and so the planet.
Q: Do all birds migrate? If not all birds migrate, why do some migrate?
Mya: Most birds do not migrate but live in the same place all the year around. There is variation within the same species. For example, in the UK, some blackcaps, song thrushes and robins migrate but other do not. It depends on food and resources.
Q: You are an ornithologist. What is it actually? I want to know the details about this.
Mya: An ornithologist is someone who has studied birds for science. I have studied the science of birds since I was 9 years old, obtaining my licence to ring birds from the British Trust for Ornithology at 16 years old, which is the youngest age possible to obtain a licence in the UK. Bird ringing is when you catch birds in delicate nets, then carefully remove and examine them, taking measurements and weighting them before releasing them. I had to have a very detailed knowledge of birds ID before I could even start the training to obtain my trainee licence. I have done lots of bird ringing demonstrations and find that children and adults love to see the birds close up and even getting to hold or release them.
Q: How did your love for birds come about? Why do you love birds so much instead of other animals ?
Mya: My parents and older sister Ayesha loved birds and went out birdwatching all the time. When I was born, they carried on but just taking baby me with them. When I was 3, Ayesha was 15 years old and was obsessed with birds but also very beautiful and very cool. I wanted to be like her and so if she loved birds, I was going to love birds too. I was also good at bird ID and got a lot of pleasure from watching them.
Q: If there were no more birds on earth, just like the dinosaurs became extinct. In that case, what do you think what type of damage will have to face the world?
Mya: If birds became extinct this would have a drastic impact on our planet as nature relies on them and so in turn do we. For example, hummingbirds in South America and sunbirds in Asia use their long bills to feed on nectar and in turn pollinate flowers and food crops. Fruit eating birds often spread the seeds in their droppings. The planet has developing over millions of years, with each species having a place in the world, so extinctions have a huge impact on our environment and ultimately on us.
Q: You are a writer. We want to know how many books you have published and what their names are. What are your published books written about? Will you publish your book in Bengali?
Mya: I have been writing blog posts for my website and articles since I was 11 years old. During the Covid-19 pandemic I had a year off as a gap year between school and university and I wrote 3 books. The first was published by Magic Cat, a small sustainable publisher. It was called We Have A Dream and in it I interviewed and highlighted the work of 30 young environmentalists of colour from around the world. It came out in August 2021 and was beautifully illustrated. This book was really important to me, amplifying the voices of young people who are otherwise not heard as the environmental movement in the Global North is very White and mainly only promotes people who are White.
My second book is called Birdgirl and is a memoir about birding around the world as s child, how our love of birds helped our mental health and about becoming an activist. I am really proud of this book, which is available from Amazon.com and which I hope will one day be published in Bengali.
My last book is a large illustrated children’s book about bird migration called Flight.
Q: Since you are a British-Bangladeshi, we think you have learned Bengali as well as English. Can you speak Bengali as well as you can speak English? What language do you speak with your parents at home?
Mya: My Nanu lives in Bristol and has one brother living on one side and another brother on the other side. When I was a child, until I started school age 4 years old, one of my Nanis looked after me and one of my cousins. So I was surrounded by Sylheti and programmes on Channel S. When I started school, I was totally bi- lingual in English and Sylheti but I suddenly felt very self conscious about speaking Sylheti and refused to speak it. I think it’s really sad that my sister can speak Sylheti but not me. I had planned to spend 6 months in Sylhet during my year off but had to cancel due to covid-19 but now plan is to stay in Sylhet after I graduate and learn to start speaking Sylheti again. I think it a shame that my cousins who are my age can’t speak Sylheti either but things are harder as we are third generation British-Bangladeshi and the first generation in our family all speak good English and so we don’t have the need to learn.
Q: Now what is your advice for those who are young and love birds like you? And what is your message to those who hunt, sell, or capture birds?
Mya: My message is to all Bangladeshi’s, whether they are interested in birds or not; birds are fantastic, they can fly, so how incredible is that? What is there not to like about them? Try taking a closer look at the wonderful birds of Bangladesh and understand how important they are to humankind. Stand up and protect the birds of our beautiful world. Point your finger at those who are harming our birds and try to make them understand the harm they are doing to all of us. To those who kill or capture birds, your business will end soon as bird species disappear. Why don’t you stop now and become bird guides, showing Bangladeshi and foreign birdwatchers or bird photographers the birds in your area, using your bird sighting skills for birdwatching?
In the passage of closest space of time train, near two years, it never astonishes anyone; at least many are burnt out on this repulsive pandemic, or even, far – more, exhausted, and debilitated – and-burnt out on it, and the effect on our lives!
Numerous souls have lost their fight, as have the invulnerable – split the difference, we actually don’t have the foggiest idea about all the likely longer-term consequences and effects. Why does this country, no matter what its undertakings and spending, have, among, the most insignificant immunization rates, in the world, among first-level, made nations? Everybody is fed up with this and would like, a get back to business as usual, at the same time, the endeavors of a minority hurts our general endeavors, and the possibility to enhance our endeavors!
In view of that, Do you feel as though you’ve grown out of your circles? Maybe you don’t have a good sense of security or seen anymore. There might be increasingly few things you can impart to individuals in your constant circle, and it leaves you feeling forlorn or disengaged. Expecting this is the situation, you are in better to accompany. Welcome to one of the center elements of persistent development!
As we keep on developing, large numbers of us battle with a feeling of not exactly finding a place with our customary local area or clan: we might have extended or changed past the lines of ancestral standards, and never again discover a similar feeling of having a place there. Different individuals might have fixed the ancestral guidelines to encourage a feeling that everything is good. Accordingly, we might feel a feeling of disengagement or distance.
In truth, every last one of us has a place with numerous clans at the same time: there is your unique clan – the family you were naturally introduced to – and afterward, there are generally the networks of decision you have joined: your work clan, your groups of friends, your religious local area, your area, and then some. These people groups are not static; they are in ceaseless transition since they comprise of people who are inconsistent conditions of progress. At the point when there is a great deal of progress occurring in either the individual or the local area, a feeling of discord results.
How are we to manage this? To begin with, it is vital to perceive that ancestral loyalties were generally fashioned for endurance. They were adjusted throughout hundreds of years to guarantee the security and endurance of the gathering. Endurance expected that individuation is forfeited for the compromise of safety.
In current culture, the tables are flipped. Regardless of whether we appreciate it, change is fundamental for endurance at each degree of being. The speed of progress is driven by mechanical advances and happens with extending rate: sociologists check that more change has happened in the public eye all through the beyond the limit of 100 years, than in the entirety of the past 6,000 years. Individual variation currently is a necessity for endurance, and the speed of individual change doesn’t continuously match the speed at which our different ancestral networks develop. The ensuing chaos can cause genuine disintegration and torture.
The local area is the consequence of building relationships through significant association over the long run. There is no alternate way; an interaction creates when obligations of trust and closeness are sustained and regarded.
Truth be told, social trials demonstrate that innovatively ruled availability brings about estrangement and social breakdown after some time. In a weighty social trial led by Josh Harris, one of the organizers of informal communication on the web, he observed that the more individuals’ private lives were uncovered by every minute of everyday innovation, the more their feeling of closeness and relationship crumbled until the local area fell in viciousness and reckless way of behaving.
The time has come to return to our ideas of the local area so we can make clans that offer a genuine feeling of closeness and having a place.
In a climate like this, individuals experience and express empathy and regard for each other. They permit others to share their weakness, to learn and develop, and to communicate who they genuinely are. At the point when struggle emerges, they figure out how to determine it with shrewdness and beauty. Individuals pay attention to and regard every others’ gifts, acknowledge every others’ limits, commend their disparities, and resolve to find arrangements together as opposed to battle against one another. For sure, the genuine soul of the local area is the soul of harmony, love, shrewdness, and power. The wellspring of this soul might be viewed as an outgrowth of the aggregate self or as the indication of a Higher Will.
Does this portrayal of the local area sound otherworldly to you? It is to be sure, on the grounds that Spirit is the shared factor among us all, paying little mind to how isolated we feel from others.
As people, we frequently experience a financial feeling of detachment from others due to various assessments, convictions, assumptions, language, culture, or interests, since every single one of us communicates these in a manner particularly not quite the same as any other individual. Yet, we keep on separating! In this continuous interaction, we keep on developing or lapse because of life. A people group that felt like a solid match last year may never again work today; the spots where we felt embraced, presently may choke out us. Throughout a lifetime, we can hope to grow out of and change loyalties to a significant number of the ancestral networks we once had a place with.
But then, when we rise above the layers of actual appearance, mental convictions, and financial molding, we find within the sight of Spirit a shared factor in everybody around us. Maybe the time has come to grow our ancestral definitions to embrace an otherworldly local area that incorporates all of humanity as offspring of God.
Other living people group rises above all financial lines, convictions, and foundations. It is comprehensive since it works on intentional self-obligation and shared empathy, and its entryways are available to everybody.
Building this kind of local area takes time: time to tune in, to hear, to answer, and to take an interest. Take a couple of seconds to peruse the depiction of the profound local area once more. Then, make time in your life to cultivate that sort of association with individuals who make a difference to you. You are one of the planners of the local area in your life, and you can partake in building a clan where you should be.
It is possible that we continue, in a more brought together way, or we draw out the abhorrence. Awaken, world, before numerous others, lose this fight! It’s doing, every one of us!
Written by: Rafsun Ahmed
Cultural anthropologist and media graduate who studied Independent University, Bangladesh. He is available at [email protected]
In Quest of Eternal beauty of Brother and Sister Relationship in Asian Films
Sibling relationships are precarious, especially between brother and sister. On the one hand, folks have the best inside jokes, and no other person will at any point really comprehend how unusual your family is yet, your sister additionally knows precisely how to get under your skin and simply loves to remind you everything. These movies about brother- sister bonding mask all the convoluted dynamics of this particular kinship relation.
For companions might come and companions might go, yet a sister will be with you until the end of time. From being your best cherished, lifelong companions to being bigmouths in your youngsters, from being your mainstays of help in connections to being your most terrible adversaries in realities, sisters are awesome. They will battle with you over the last chicken yet loan you a portion of their kidney instantly. Such is the multi-layered nature of a brother- sister bond.
Asian movies, throughout the long term, have commended time everlasting brother-sister consideration and impacted the manner in which we outlined this relationship. From a complex Tom and Jerry battle to an easy fellowship, filmmakers have scored everything, and we can’t resist the urge to request more.
What’s more, Asian Film Industries have given us numerous motion pictures showing practically every one of the aspects of this remarkable relationship.
So check out and add these movies to your streamlining list for your next astounding sprout film night with your adored ones to praise your karma for having a sister in your life. In this way, this RakhiPurnima and following special occasion of RakshaBandhan,let’s take a glance a few famous on-screen kin who typified the magnanimity and holding related to this festival of the brother-sister relationship. The rundown of on-screen brother and sister made them grin and going after the tissue encloses equivalent measures.
Pather Pachali(1955)
The daring little girl with a sweet tooth who takes her neighbor’s fruit when no other person is to her old, slouched-over aunt home.
For a large portion of PatherPanchali, we experience Durga in her job as an older sister to her little sibling, Apu. She is his compass: the first face he sees when he gets up toward the beginning of the day, the hand that slaps him when he acquires sparkle from her toy box without asking, the tongue that sticks out and makes him grin. They accommodate each other with a feeling of having a place, a proclivity that mainly brother-sisters share. Durga appears to be strong as well as ready for anything while Apu is attracted to anything that he can push through a group and get up near. His sister’s expressions of warmth are uncovered by how delicately she switches to open the world for him. She shows him how it’s feasible to wonder at downpour and trains as well as at the quiet that expects the downpour and the before-thunder that says: here comes unadulterated speed slicing through a kaash field, abandoning us.
At the point when Durga ischewing sugarcane orgazing off — never at some irregular middle distance, yet far away, with a particular objective — she isn’t simply Durga yet a rancher. Huck Finn.A maintenance man.Wendy showing her Lost Boys the way. In the job, Das Gupta is nothing similar to the youngteen girl who made an appearance to her tryout for Ray donning pearls.
Das Gupta’s sharp depiction of keenship, which channels Ray’s gift for close perception, closely relates to seeing without being seen. She hunkers, climbs, and ducks under. She looks inside, looks left and right; she tunes in before she looks. Durga can overlay herself into a ball or similarly as fast unfurl herself and race ahead. A few bodies deceive their private manic, and Durga’s shaking brilliance — found in the relationship she sustains with her aunt and the games she envisions for Apu — makes Das Gupta’s presentation moving as well as connective. She sentimentsyou because, Durga as sister and girl is the water-skaters, the dragonflies, the lilies.She is the demonstration of dark smoke that waits afterward. She is the extras of a family compelled to continue on, the home once the house is no more. She is likewise there with Apu, a boy presently not possessing his compass however outfitted rather with a gaze that is as of now smarter. Apu proceeds, alone yet not precisely, in light of the fact that Durga is right there.
Children of Heaven (1997)
The film addresses challenges through the youngsters’ eyes which center around the consideration for each other to adapt to any friendly issues which impact the existence of their loved ones. Subsequently, the general social issue of neediness can be seen according to the viewpoint of the brother- sister’s affection.
The flick portrays the story that sisters are for sharing and sponging tears. The excursion of brother and sister shows the battle of their day-to-day endurance. The chastity of both siblings will without a doubt prevail upon you, as the adoration, care, bond, and backing they share all through the story is soul-mixing. Siblings battling with the normal sets of shoes will make you snicker and cry at a similar second.
Starting here, Majidi doesn’t reprimand the general public straightforwardly, however, he causes the crowd to notice the kids’ dreams of the circumstance since Ali and Zahra hopefully attempt to find answers for their concerns while tolerating what is happening as it is (“Children of Heaven”).
That is the reason, the film addresses not just the battles of the unfortunate Iranian kids yet in addition immaculateness and blamelessness of the multitude of kin who care for one another. Thus, Children of Heaven gives experiences into the kids’ human instincts without references to their personality and foundation.
MajidMajidi’s Children of Heaven (1997) expects to examine the intricate and all-inclusive issue of neediness with references to the particular Iranian setting and through the eyes of youngsters.
Accordingly, the film expresses that destitution can impact individuals’ life fundamentally, yet the ethical part of the kinship relation is more influential in satisfying youngsters.
Bangalore Days (2014)
Bangalore Days had an alternate story to tell. The film portrayed the excursion of three cousins. There are many such examples in the film which showed sibling’s adoration and care for a sister.
The ideal cousins Kunju otherwise known as Divya, Kuttan otherwise known as Krishnan P.P and Aju otherwise known as Arjun (played by Nazriya, NivinPauly, and Dulquer Salman individually) from Bangalore Days made everybody envy their bond. The triplet is viewed as near one another since youth and supporting each other during difficult situations. They make their fantasy of a Bangalore venture work out as expected, despite the fact that every one of them has various circumstances, and remains nearby the time.
Meghe Dhaka Tara (1960)
Ghatak can be viewed as quite possibly of the most disregarded significant movie producer on the planet. With The Cloud-Capped Star (1960), Ghatak took the drama genre alongside its reasonable, causally determined plot structures and consigned it as the setting of something a lot additionally eliminated from the ordinary Fineline. All through, the individual is fit with the socio-verifiable condition, and this duality is a critical part of the film’s achievements.
At the point when the prominent American film critic Jonathan Rosenbaum (from Chicago) presented “The Cloud-covered Star (Meghe Dhaka Tara)” by RitwikGhatak in 2012 Toronto International Film Festival, he commended it sumptuously and expressed that there is expansive agreement that this film is one of the five or six greatest melodramas at any point put on film.
She increases the pay acquired by her old aged father, while she pushes toward the last year of her schooling. Her battles are made endurable by trust, fundamentally established on two loved ones and family — her older brother Shankar, who in fact takes advantage while trusting that his singing vocation will bloom, and her expecting life partner, Sanat, who seeks after his Ph.D. as a component of a promising future. Fluctuated relatives respond in various entrepreneurial ways to their decreased status, and their need to get by, all of which negatively affects Neeta, who eventually turns into the family’s only income provider.
Neeta penances everything for her family, including her own joy, her cash, and her wellbeing, while her accomplishments are scarcely at any point perceived by individuals around her. The exhibition all through is amazing – SupriyaChoudhury as Neeta is bolting.
RitwikGhatak presents an outwardly radiant, eccentrically overripe, yet provocative and profoundly private record of neediness, frustration, and exile in The Cloud-Capped Star. By interplaying light and shadows and consolidating reminiscent, forceful sounds that highlight profound effect and comedic tone, Ghatak makes an exceptional, sensorial experience that narratives the deliberate unsettling of the human spirit: the dreamlike, premonition shot.
the differentiated picture of Neeta – first, enlightened before a latticed window as she peruses Sanat’s letter and later, covered behind the window after Shankar’s return; the sound of lashing as Neeta and Shankar sing a melancholic Rabindranath Tagore melody (bringing out Raskolnikov’s fantasy on weight and obligation in Fyodor Doestoevsky’s Crime and Punishment).
A moral story for the horrible outcomes of the segment of Bengal, The Cloud-Capped Star catches the deterioration of a Bengali working class family because of separation, neediness, personal circumstance, and insignificant, inside division. The rehashed symbolism of a passing train bisecting the skyline suggests the actual division of the family’s familial country. Definitely, as Neeta endeavors to recover from the desolates of forbearance, need, and double-dealing, her cry of misery turns into an unclear, resounding reverberation from the lost and hopeless soul of a dislodged and evacuated individuals.
When two brother and sister met each other and Shankar sat beside Neeta, there was a high scale sound of wind and that mixed with bell ringing. It might create mixed feeling to audiences. It creates meaning of hyper reality as well. It is allegoric comparison of endangerment and an alarm sign of last meeting. In later, director used flute and background musical vocal to create sadistic helplessness. There was also sound of dry leaves in the conversation period that added extra means of feeling. There was also used another tune of musical string instrument that might give audience a feeling of straight emotion of complexity of dialectical reality. Then it turns into emotion of aspiration of life through high scale sadistic vocal tune with the sound of thunderbolt and using musical string instrument. The sound of thunderbolt might be added as symbolic comparison of human incapacity in natural rule. There was a sound of cricket in parallel way to hint audience for dark fate in cinematic reality.
There is essentially no space for elevated beliefs or wistful benevolence on the globe made here – grieve what one unquestionable necessity, and do how one should get by. Feeling and beliefs are – in this film – extravagances, and from the remorselessness of such a cliché, Ghatak has made one of film’s perfect, essential misfortunes.
Ghatak guaranteed not many Western realistic impacts. Like Jean-Luc Godard in France and NagisaOshima in Japan, his essential worries were verifiable and political, and furthermore specialized – how to adjust film to communicate those worries in open language? For Ghatak the arrangement was tracked down in utilizing outside areas, regular sound, peculiar altering, and at least the glimmer found in Bollywood or Hollywood. Cloud-Capped Star is a grim, totally grasping, grievous and rankling. As show, it would rank as one of the more dark worldwide works of art out there, seldom seen or remarked upon.
Sarbjit (2016)
Sarabjit is a trajectory of two battles. One is an Indian man’s battle to get by in Pakistan subsequent to being imprisoned for crossing the land boundary accidentally. The other is a sister’s battle to defend her brother and bring him back home. The story is lamentable and tragic.
The story is outlined on the existence of Sarbjit’s real-life sister DalbirKaur, she gives her best for getting him out of prison. The film exhibits a tragic story of a brother-sister and pushes to inform us how sisters can cherish their siblinghood unceasingly and both can share a warm bond.
The strong exhibitions by AishwaryaRaiBachchan and RandeepHooda make this film a must-watch.
Fiza (2000)
The film stands on a sister’s journey to find her brother, ignoring that his urgency has driven him to risky waters.
Fiza directed by Khalid Mohamed featured KarishmaKapoor and had terrorism in Kashmir and the 1993 Mumbai riots as its scenery. Fiza attempts to find her sibling Amaan who vanished in the mobs in Mumbai. To find and save her brother Amaan, Fiza goes to any degree she can. Indeed, even unexpected gap couldn’t diminish the adoration between the two. With dazzling exhibitions by KarismaKapoor and HrithikRoshan, this was a brother – sister film for the ages.
Their bereaved mother is hopeful that her child is aliveThe mother and little girl are continuously pondering where could brother be? Fiza will not grapple with that her brother is dead and she puts forth every conceivable attempt to follow him and see whether her adorable brother is in any condition.
My Brother… Nikhil (2005)
At the point when the discussion around STD and sexuality was definitely more repressed than contemporary time, My Brother…Nikhil in 2005 recounted the narrative of a sister battling for her sibling’s all-in-all-correct nobility. Indeed, even as the world disregards Nikhil for his sexuality and his unexpected issues, Anamika, played by JuhiChawla, transforms into his anchor.
Dhanak (2015)
Dhanak directed by NageshKukunoor is a blooming film about a kid girl who is attempting to get her brother’s vision back. The film exhibits the boldness of 10-years of age sister Pari and her guts to travel solo to keep promise. She is so devoted to her objective and words. The duo travel solo all through the desert. This portrayed their delightful and cherishing relationship.
After little Pari sees a banner of Shah Rukh Khan advancing eye gift, she takes her outwardly impeded little brotherChotu, to his shooting place in Rajasthan, expecting his treatment.
Iqbal( 2005)
IqbalFor quite a while, brothers carried on the mantle of defenders. In any case, in Iqbal, the sister gives wings to her brother’s fantasies. ShreyasTalpade plays a hard of hearing and mute person in the film and Shweta Prasad turns into his voice, defining brother’s objectives for every one of the motion pictures from there on.
The unconditional supporting nature of Shweta in the whole flick proves that a sister can be real companion, a partner in crime and sometimes a responsible lady. The movies also star Naseeruddin Shah, GirishKarnad, YatinKaryekar and PrateekshaLonkar, among others.
This film demonstrates a line which peruses, “Sisters are consistently your ally, regardless.”
After a long hole, SumanMaitra is good to go for the arrival of his next film ‘Aami O Apu’. It’s clearly an overwhelming undertaking for the captain of the ship , particularly when this film is a cutting edge take on the famous ‘PatherPanchali’ by Satyajit Ray. In addition, each Bengali is high on feelings when things are connected with Ray and his manifestations. Suman’s film likewise centers around new understandings of the artistic works of Jasimuddin, Jibanananda Das and Rabindranath Tagore close by BibhutibhusanBandopadhyay.
The story rotates around Apu and Durga that portrays love and harmony. The family’s difficulty features the closeness of the brother and sister through sharing mysteries and giving each other the common help underlining on the virtues in an aesthetical rural backward, as life in an unfortunate Bengali town meanders aimlessly.
IshanRana is assuming the part of Apu, a rakhal in the film while PrakritiPujari plays Durga’s personality. SoumitraGhosh, AnandaChoudhuri, Amrita Halder, SushilSikaria, DhrubaDebnath and others has featured in other significant jobs in the film.
Growing up with kin significantly modifies childhood life — and all that follows. Brothers and sisters are, more often than not, as a rule, a kid’s most memorable close companion and adult’s most seasoned companion. Brotherhood and sisterhood can teach interactive abilities and assist us with figuring out how to determine clashes. Contingent upon whether you have a more seasoned sibling or more youthful sister, your kin relationship might yield different mental effects. “Sibling relationships impacts kid’s adjustment and development about as much as parenting does,” says Mark Feinberg, Ph.D., a professor of human development at Pennsylvania State University.
Sibling Effects influence a shockingly expansive range of the human mind. Studies (some more thorough than others) have recognized a small bunch of reliably certain and adverse consequences of having a sibling or sister. Some have even wandered into the full study of anticipating kin relationship quality. It’s significant work on the grounds that the way to nurturing kin successfully understands what really matters to this exceptional relationship. “Intellectually, inwardly, socially — there are only a great deal of impacts that kin have on each other,” says Laurie Kramer, Ph.D., a clinical therapist at Northeastern University. There is more than adequate examination out there on what kin mean for each other. Studies have shown that more youthful kin instruct compassion to their more established family.
“Kin are in many cases a childhood’s most memorable play accomplices,” says Nina Howe, Ph.D., research seat of youth improvement at Concordia University. “I consider the kin relationship is a characteristic research center for figuring out how to coexist with individuals.”
Empowering children to communicate their feelings and afterward to have a functioning fellowship with their kin can prompt them keeping up with those correspondence designs later in their lives.
Kindness is a significant worth to impart in kids to guarantee that they’ll be great family. It’s a particularly straightforward and wonderful guideline, but it seems like very much frequently it’s disregarded. Model in your own life being caring to other people (whether they’re outsiders or companions) and affectionately right children when they are heartless. Make mindfulness, regard, and love the standards in home, and have exclusive requirements that children will treat each other in these ways.
I know I’m in good number to say that I am yearning for sisters and worth everything I have acquired from my associations with my adored ones. We should dig somewhat more profound into what makes sisters so extraordinary for our psychological wellness and afterward tackle this information to outfit children with the abilities to help each other all through their lives.
There’s been a sister-molded void in my life since I was mature enough to acknowledge it.
As a component of an enormous, close more distant family, I spent my life as a youngster playing with my cousins, and was glad to have a few cousin sisters around my age that I communed with. However one thing in every case left me throbbing after everybody returned home: all of my female cousins had sisters.
Indeed, even now, I track down a little piece of my heart yearning for a sister. A large portion of my closest companions have sisters, and I’ve generally begrudged their connections. Somebody to impart developing agonies to, to trade most loved ones with, to show you how to utilize contraptions — or to show how to do hairstyles. It can sense like there is a sister-length expanse away from the closeness.
I’m the more seasoned brother in a cousin sister-trifecta, so I have a lot of experience with how sisters can wear on your nerves one moment and feel like your closest companion the second. By the day’s end, we were a cherishing — but absolutely useless — family, and I’ve gleaned some significant experience about the world and myself.
As a brother in family tree, need assistance out of a funk? Call your sister. A recent report distributed in the Journal of Family Psychology showed having a sister can help your emotional wellness and confidence. Specifically, analysts from Brigham Young University found sisters assist with safeguarding their kin from “feeling desolate, disliked, liable, hesitant and unfortunate.”
“They assist you with creating interactive abilities, similar to correspondence, split the difference and discussion,” says Alex Jensen, partner teacher in the School of Family Life at Brigham Young University and the creator of examination into kin connections. “In any event, kin struggle, on the off chance that it is minor, can advance sound turn of events.”
“What we know recommends that sisters assume a part in advancing positive emotional wellness,” Jensen tells Motherly, “and sometime down the road they frequently accomplish other things to keep families in touch with each other.”
A similar Brigham Young University concentrates on found that having a sister can assist you with turning into a kinder, really giving individual. That is on the grounds that sisters are advancing positive social ways of behaving, for example, sympathy and philanthropy when they show love and warmth. The qualities of these impacts aren’t even imitated with adoring parental connections.
“Regardless of whether there is a tad of battling, as long as they have fondness, the positive will win out,” lead concentrate on creator Laura Padilla-Walker, a teacher in BYU’s School of Family Life, said in a meeting with ABC News. “In the event that kin get in a battle, they need to manage feelings. That is a significant ability to master later in life.”
Turns out a sister could show you a ton about compromise, sympathy and how to support others. As indicated by Jeffrey Kluger, creator of The Sibling Effect, you could figure out how to deal with intense contentions or diffuse raising circumstances by collaborating with your “combative” older sister. Then again, Kluger says that having a more youthful kin whose necessities direction can assist you with turning out to be really sustaining and empathetic to other people.
A 2009 study directed by British clinicians uncovered that individuals rose with no less than one sister still up in the air and more confident than the people who grew up with just brother. Addressing the Daily Mail, concentrate on co-creator Tony Cassidy of the University of Ulster said, “It is about that inborn longing to believe should improve without fail, to endeavor towards objectives. It positively appears there is something about the family circumstance with the quantity of young ladies in it that prompts greater consolation to accomplish and be independent.”
That equivalent 2009 study, which included 571 members ages 17 to 25, found that sisters can assist their kin with arriving at internal harmony. Specifically, individuals with something like one sister were better ready to adapt to issues in their day to day existence and experienced less pressure. Thus, they were more joyful and more hopeful than their counterparts.
Everything has to do with close to emotional expression, Cassidy told the Daily Mail. Sisters open up “a channel of correspondence and it turns into a significantly more expressive circumstance which is positive,” he said. Also added that, emotional expression is crucial to great mental wellbeing and having sisters’ advances this in families.
Rafsun Ahmed, a Media and Communication graduate from IUB who is interested in Anthropology and South Asian Studies
It was a day of summer. Dust was flowing all around with the heated air. Howling crows were squealing over an electric pool. They seem hectic. It’s maybe the heat, or the spice Jhalmuri Ayesha is selling that makes them frantic.
Ayesha is a girl of twelve. Tangled hair, rough skin, torn dress. Yet, she looks as cute as a parrot. She sells Jhalmuri beside Rampura bridge with her brother. Her brother’s name is Saifuddin. Saifuddin is twenty years old.
“You didn’t take money from that bald guy,” Saifuddin said.
“Who are you talking about?” Ayesha was startled.
“That bald guy with a mustache, short height. You missed him.”
Ayesha felt upset. Whenever Saifuddin let her take the responsibility, she messed up. Yet, Saifuddin doesn’t get angry. He believes, one day, Ayesha will learn.
“Don’t regret. It’s just 5 taka. Five taka is no money. One day we’ll have five lakh, okay?” Saifuddin took his place and said.
Ayesha was standing still, keeping her head down. Maybe tears were waiting to burst out of her eyes. When Saifuddin told her father was waiting to meet, Ayesha cried out loud out of joy.
“He is begging beside the Police plaza today,” Saifuddin said, “He expects to see you at noon.”
Saifuddin doesn’t love his father that much. But Ayesha does. However, Ayesha doesn’t know her father’s role in her life.
Mohammad Siraj Uddin is their father. He used to be a rickshaw puller. But things were shattered when he met with a road accident. Now he’s a cripple. Cripple and beggar. He begs at Ramna Park. Occasionally he comes to the Police plaza to meet her daughter.
When a freight truck crashes with his rickshaw, Siraj gets injured and loses one of his legs. Since then, her wife Zubaida left the family. Who wants to live with a disabled person?
“Father!” Ayesha saw her father sitting with a sack. He goes running toward him.
Siraj cuddled her.
“Did you have your lunch?” He asks.
Ayesha nodded.
“What did you eat?”
“Rice, curry,” She said.
“I brought you biryani. Here, take. Share with Saifuddin. Okay?” Siraj said,
A drop of tears started to fall from his cheek. He wiped it out swiftly.
“Father. I want to go with you. I haven’t gone to Ramna park for a long while now.”
“Not today. But I promise I’ll take you there soon, Okay? Today, I’ve to go back.”
Siraj and his family used to live in Mohammadpur. After the accident, his wife Zubaida left. Then there was a whisper that Zubaida started prostitution. After this rumor, Siraj couldn’t live in his old place with prestige. He left Mohammadpur 5 years ago. Since then, he doesn’t live with his kids so that no one can know that his child’s father is a beggar.
“Have you started your school?” Siraj asked.
“Hmm,” Ayesha mumbled.
“Go to school regularly, okay? Don’t miss a class. You’ll be a doctor one day.”
“Yes, baba, then I’ll fix your leg,” Ayesha said, smiling.
Siraj kissed her forehead. Then he left. Ayesha was standing, holding the biryani packet silently. She saw her father taking a bus and disappearing. Even after the bus faded away from her sight, Ayesha kept staring at the way her father had gone.
It is winter now. Father hasn’t come for months. Ayesha seems desperate nowadays. She doesn’t even join her brother to sell jhalmuri. Saifuddin added more spicy foods to their little business. But he is angry with his sister. He wants Ayesha to contribute.
One Day in the morning, Ayesha left rampura for Ramna park. She wasn’t sure whether she wanted to go. But she loves her father. She loves her mother too. However, she hasn’t seen her mother in her 12 years of life. Mother left her when she was little; unable to walk, unable to talk.
Ayesha doesn’t know the way to go to Ramna park. She doesn’t know anything about anything. Yet, she started to wait for a bus.
Here comes a bus. She gets onto it and tells the conductor to carry her to Ramna park. Because she is a child, the conductor promised to take her there without costing her money. As she is a girl, most of the men on the bus gave a deeper look.
Ayesha fell asleep a while later. And the bus kept moving. When it arrived at Azimpur, Ayesha woke up. She gets off the bus quickly and starts searching for something. But she doesn’t know what she is looking for. She started walking without destinations.
After walking a couple of hours, she came to the Azimpur graveyard. There, some people were gathering with a dead body. Ayesha listens to an announcement of death about a man named Siraj. And they mention the deadman as a beggar. Ayesha realizes that the deadman is no one but her father.
She started feeling something. She didn’t feel these kinds of feelings before. She starts trying to get into the graveyard. But they didn’t let her in because she is a girl.
It is midnight now. Ayesha is sitting beside her father’s grave. It’s cold here. As time goes on, the cold is soaring. An owl kept on changing her place from one tree to another. And a fox is staring at Ayesha for a long time, far away from here.
Ayesha is not alone. Here is another woman in the graveyard. She is also noticing Ayesha for a long time. Her clothes are dirty too. A few moments later, she came and asked, “Are you hungry, girl?”Ayesha says nothing. She just stares at the woman with fear in her eyes.
The woman gives a piece of bread and a banana to Ayesha. Ayesha takes those and starts eating without giving thanks to her.The woman smiled and turned around. She went for where she belonged.Seeing the woman go, Ayesha shouted, “will you take me with you?”
The woman replies Nothing. She didn’t even turn back as she was hiding her tears. Ayesha remained silent. She just stares at the woman from behind. She peers at the footprints. She kept on staring even after the woman disappeared from her sight. She remembered one day her mother left her like that. She was at the age of 7 months then.
Meet Pixie Curtis a 10-year-old Australian girl who has made millions in just one year may retire at the age of 15. Pixie Curtis, with the help of her mother, founded a toy company Pixie’s Fidgets, in March last year, and is already minting huge profits.
The company’s first toys sold out within 48 hours of being launched, helping the firm earn more than six figures in its first month of operations.
The 10-year-old girl also has another business – Pixie’s bows – that her mother, Roxy Jacenko, set up when she was a little baby. Pixie’s bows is a hair accessories company.
The girl’s businesses are a part of Pixie’s Pix which focuses on children’s accessories and games. She is a proud owner of two businesses at just 10 years of age.
Roxy Jacenko is proud of her daughter for accomplishing that much at a very tender age. She said that Pixie Curtis can retire at the age of 15 if she wants. “Our family joke has been I’ll be working till I’m 100 and Pixie will have retired at 15 – I certainly know who’s smarter, ” said Jacenko in an interview to news.com.au.
In December last year, 10-year-old Instagram sensation and millionaire Pixie Curtis’ mother Roxy Jacenko spoke to news.com.au about her daughter’s business ventures. The 42-year-old Australian businesswoman said Pixie “could retire at 15.”
Roxy Jacenko’s statement made international headlines after she said that 10-year-old Pixie Curtis could be retiring as a multi-millionaire by the age of 15. The businesswoman, socialite, and TV star also said,”Our family joke has been I’ll be working till I’m 100, and Pixie will have retired at 15 – I certainly know who’s smarter.”
Jacenko added that she does not want her baby girl to feel forced to work for the company, despite her success and asserted that Pixie’s happiness is what matters the most.
Jacenko is an entrepreneur herself and owns several successful businesses, including Sweaty Betty PR.
Curtis’s journey as an entrepreneur has led to her becoming popular on social media platforms. She has over 1,00,000 followers on Instagram and often uses the platform to promote her company’s products.
Recently, Pixie Curtis gave a tour of her room “Time for a room tour!!! Just finished Doing my room!! My aesthetic is preppy !,” the caption said. The clip has been viewed over 26,000 times.
Arisha Ariba is eight years old and studies in Class III (three) in the English Version of BAF Shaheen College Dhaka, a renowned educational institution run by the Bangladesh Air Force. Her father is a university teacher and her mother a housewife. She is a very active child who loves to play, paint, sing and design crafts, and even enjoys assisting her mom in cooking. She also writes poems and short stories.
She regularly participates in different national and international art, music, recitation and solo acting competitions and has also won prizes. She has authored several short-story books and a number of her poems and essays have also got published in different anthologies. When Arisha was just three years old, the family observed her keen interest in painting and singing. Even as a toddler, she was very much interested to listen to songs, music, etc. and expressed her preferences of likes and dislikes.
At the age of four, she began her institutional academic education and started getting involved in different co-curricular activities like singing, drawing and crafting. As she was growing, her skills of presenting, debating and acting also drew the attention of her teachers and others. Along with her regular participation in the different kids’ programs and/or competitions of her school, Cadet College Club (Dhaka, Bangladesh) and Bangladesh Television (BTV), she is also very active in different online live programs and shows.
She has also developed her interest in IQ related activities, participated in both national and international IQ competitions and secured positions in the Bangladesh IQ Olympiads. Her story-telling skill at this very young age is one of her remarkable qualities. Recently, she has also started taking interest in debating, spelling activities and animation coding. Arisha is a regular user of smart technologies in both the Windows and Android platforms. In her future life, she wants to be a teacher and serve the nation.
Among her diversity of achievements, the following list contains some of the best performances by Arisha Ariba and the Google links just below this part cover the short video clips of her different activities, achievements and awards:
1st position in the selection round of Bangladesh IQ Olympiad 2021
1st position in Poetry Recitation in the Annual Cultural Program of BAF Shaheen College Dhaka in 2021
3rd position in the Art Competition among the selected participants of three different schools run by Bangladesh Air Force on the occasion of Omor Ekushe (International Mother Language Day) organized by Bangladesh Air Force Women Welfare Association in 2019
1st position in Singing in the 15th Founding Anniversary Talent Hunt at Cadet College Club Limited, Dhaka, Bangladesh in 2018
2nd position in Acting in the 16th Founding Anniversary Children Talent Hunt at Cadet College Club Limited, Dhaka, Bangladesh in 2019
2nd position in the Independence Day Children Art Competition at Cadet College Club Limited, Dhaka, Bangladesh in 2019
2nd position in Singing in the Oxford Breeze School Online Music Competition in 2020
2nd position in Singing in the Oxford Breeze School Online Music Competition in 2021
1st position in Short Story Writing in the Alokito Shishu Alor Nachon competition in 2020
1st position in Poem Writing in the Alokito Shishu Alor Nachon competition in 2020
1st position in Poetry Recitation in the Alokito Shishu Alor Nachon competition in 2020
2nd position in Singing in the Alokito Shishu Alor Nachon competition in 2020
1st position in Drawing in the Victory Online Cultural Competition in 2020
2nd position in Drawing in the Srijonshilotay Bijoy Online Talent Hunt Competition in 2020
2nd position in the Tiny Nest Art Competition in 2017
2nd position in the JCI Battle of Brush Art Competition in 2019
3rd position in the SIMEC International Mother Language Day Art Competition in 2021
3rd position in the Kids’ Zone Music Competition on the occasion of the International Mother Language Day organized by Greenland Residential School & College in 2017
Top-5 Winner Award in Singing in the PRATIVA Competition organized by RASA International, India in 2020
Certified with Appreciation for Outstanding Performance of Song and Recitation in Kids Time solo live show organized by RASA International, India in 2020
Best-5 Winner Award for Outstanding Art Performance in the Chopstick “Chhobi Ako, Puroshkar Jeeto” Facebook Art Competition in 2017
Winner in the Kids Model Hunt (organized by Kids Paradise, Dhaka, Bangladesh) in 2018
Certified as the Creative Diamond Artist in the Picasso Art Contest 2020
Certified as the Creative Diamond Artist in the Picasso Art Contest 2021
Some people’s talents are evident from a young age. At an early age they became known as the Genius Child. When all the other children and adolescents grow up in a normal way, these children are far ahead of their peers in thinking consciousness. Just as everyone can easily recognize the most fragrant flowers in the garden, so too can these children be easily recognized by society. Such a fragrant flower is a talented child Adiba. Full name is Adiba Abrar Chowdhury.
Adiba Abrar Chowdhury a 8 years old Girl Is a Almighty gifted extraordinary talented girl who is well known for her paintings, storytelling and public speaking. Adiba was born on 10 th June 2013 In Dhaka and is staying in Banani Dhaka still now. She is the only daughter of her parents.
Her father is a corporate lawyer and social worker and her mother is a Home Maker. She is from Habiganj district under Sylhet division. At the age of 4, She received the National Award from the Hon’ble Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina for her painting.
Adiba Abrar chowdhury receiving prize from prime minister
She has won gold medals from Japan and India for her paintings. also won numerous prizes from Bangladesh International School by participating in painting, She has already sunged and sura recitation (kerat) competitions. She can sing thirty famous Bengali song which is already telecasted in different tv chanel and live programmes. Also She is awrded for her mental Arithmetic from Smart brain Thailand.
At just 7 years old, She completed a certificate course on Artificial Intelligence as the youngest from the famous University of Helsinki in Finland. He has already participated in numerous live broadcasts including BTV, Channel I, ATN Bangla,Duronto TV, ATN News.
Also live programs at home and abroad.she also make travel Vlogs and She is doing coding courses regularly to achieve her dream to work in the field of Artificial intelligence.
Awareness is being created among them by establishing a youth club in each of the eight unions of the upazila under the Department of Women’s Affairs, Ministry of Women and Children Affairs in Kalmakanda, Netrokona.Adolescent Club is a unique initiative.
Adolescents are being given ideas on child marriage prevention, dowry prevention, birth and death registration, marriage registration, child rights, women’s rights, elimination of gender based discrimination, prevention of sexual harassment. So that its impact on the family, society and the state as a whole can play a positive role. According to the office of the Upazila Women’s Affairs Officer, there is a youth club in each of the eight unions of the upazila.
The clubs have a poetry recitation teacher and a music teacher. And there are also two gender promoters for those eight schools. Each club has 30 students and classes are held two days a week with teenagers. Mitali Rani Saha, the gender promoter of Kharnai Government Primary School in the upazila, was seen discussing the evils of child marriage among 28 students in a room of the school. At the end of the class, he said, “I talked to the teenagers today about the evils of child marriage, what to do if child marriage is organized in the area, and to create a positive attitude against child marriage in one’s own family.” Mahmuda Akhter, headmistress of Kharnai Government Primary School, said that by imparting music and recitation education to the adolescents, they would develop a fondness for culture. And as a result of such entertainment, they will stay away from engaging in anti-social activities.
Poppy Rani Talukder, Upazila Women’s Affairs Officer, said the establishment of youth clubs would help them develop as real people and inspire them to do good as well as instill patriotism in them. Upazila Executive Officer (UNO) said. Zakir Hossain told Kaler Kantha that Kishori Kishori Club is a unique initiative in a timely manner. The upazila administration is always there to ensure the success of the youth club. Through this club, I hope that the teenagers will be inspired with patriotism, will be aware of their rights and will play a role in forming a free marriage marriage.
Bangladeshi teenager conquered the world by writing a letter. Adolescent Nubaysha Islam has won a gold medal in the 50th letter writing competition organized by the Universal Postal Union. By writing a letter, the issue of world victory of Sylhet’s daughter Nubaysha has been discussed in Sylhet.
The subject of the letter was Kovid-19. Posts and Telecommunications Minister Mostafa Jabbar congratulated him on her success. Nubaysha Islam, a 14-year-old student of 8th class of Ananda Niketan School in Sylhet, will travel to Switzerland to receive the award. Confirming the matter, Nubaysha said, this achievement is not only mine, but of the entire country.
Her name was announced at a congress in Abidjan, Cte d’Ivoire, on August 26 by Bishar A. Hossain, the director general of the UPU. Second place went to Bruno Ivanovsky of North Macedonia and third place to Dao Anhathu of Vietnam.
In a letter addressed to her unborn sister, Nubaysha mentions the fear of death and the loss of relatives during the coronation period. At the same time expressed great optimism that a better time is coming. Nubaysha Islam, a 14-year-old student of 8th class of Ananda Niketan School in Sylhet, will travel to Switzerland to receive the award.
On her success, Posts and Telecommunications Minister Mostafa Jabbar wrote in his Facebook ID inviting everyone to read the letter, ‘Congratulations to Nubaysha. We also congratulate her parents and the educational institution. Joy Bangla। Be well, our golden girl. ‘
Nubaysha are the only daughter of the couple Mohammad Shafiqul Islam, joint-director of Bangladesh Bank, Sylhet, and Jasmine Akter, a senior teacher at Sylhet Grammar School
Success of Bangladeshi girl in Spain. Bangladeshi teenager Soha has become the national level champion in wrestling in Spain. At the age of only 14, she became the champion in the weight of 6 kg and surprised everyone.
Soha won the title on March 17 in a competition organized by the Spanish National Athletics Federation. Her full name is Ariha Tahsin Rahman Soha. He studied in English medium in class nine. Soha said, ‘Wrestling is not a fight, it is a strategy. Tactically defeating the other side. My goal this time is to show the best performance in the world and the Olympics after becoming the champion in Europe. ‘ She prayed for blessings and said, “I can be a champion in the Olympics as a Bangladeshi girl.”
Soha is the daughter of Hafizur Rahman and Soheli Sharmin of Rangpur, who live in Madrid. His brother Akib is a good wrestler. Mother is a female organizer.
22 Bangladeshi youths received Acumen Fellowship. Acumen, an international entrepreneurial organization, has given fellowships to 22 young Bangladeshis by selecting them as change makers. According to a press release in this regard, after more than five months of in-depth observation and verification selection, the second group of ‘Acumen Fellows in Bangladesh’ has been selected as ‘Change Maker’.
This group of 2021 includes those who are successful social entrepreneurs in both profitable and non-profit sectors. They have taken initiatives for change in various organizations, challenged existing problems and told stories like changing conventional statements.
These 22 change makers are:
Fahad Ifaz, CEO, Ifarmer
Subrata Kumar Kundu, Founder CEO, Good Social Enterprise
Addin Maureen, Manager of Operations, Bangladesh Youth Leadership Center
Sajida Rahman Danny, Chairman, PFDA- Vocational Training Center Trust
Shamsin Ahmed, CEO and Chief Advisor, Identity Inclusion
Mohammad Rezwanur Rahman, Project Coordinator, Inclusive Bangladesh
Devajyoti Saha, Managing Director, Kaizen Research Specialist Limited
Maliha Fauzia, Program Director, Teach for Bangladesh
Jahedul Amin, co-founder and director, Lightcastle Partners
Avik Alam, Founder, Webable Bangladesh Limited
Saiful Haque, Principal, Center for Visual Arts at Counter Photo
Dr. Sakia Haque, Founder, Travelers of Bangladesh and Medical Officer, Disease Control, Office of the Civil Surgeon, Cox’s Bazar
Sayeda Samara Mortaza, Regional Movement Builder, Asia, Shi Decides
Trisha Nashataran, Founder, Project Designer and Coordinator, Girl Network
Eshrat Waris, Principal, Product & Business Mr. Soul Share
Umm Sharmin Kabir, Founder, Uritu.
These selected entrepreneurs work in different sectors and represent different geographical and social backgrounds. They have demonstrated their commitment to poverty alleviation and the fight against injustice through their work. The group was selected through a two-day virtual selection conference. There, these 22 people were selected out of 57 people in the final round. There were 246 entrepreneurs in the initial short list. They were shortlisted by 45 local and international Acumen panelists. Apart from Bangladesh, the fellowship is also open to entrepreneurs from India, Pakistan, Malaysia, Spain, the United Kingdom, Colombia and East and West Africa. After completing these 22 fellowships from Bangladesh, they will join the Acumen community, which consists of more than 700 fellows from around the world.
9 Bangladeshi youngsters in the list of Forbes. For the first time, nine Bangladeshi youths have been included in the list of ‘Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia’ published by the world famous American magazine Forbes. These Bangladeshi youths got a place in the list published for the sixth time on Monday. Thirty people from the list have been selected from ten categories. Among them are young entrepreneurs, leaders and innovators from Asia.
Everyone is under 30 years of age. Each of them has overcome the challenge of the Corona epidemic and found new opportunities for new realities. Forbes has been making this list since 2011. From 2016 to 2020, a total of 9 Bangladeshis have been added to this list for their outstanding work. However, this time not a single Bangladeshi has got a place in this list in one year. Bangladeshis have been listed this time for their contribution to technology entrepreneurship, social impact, retail and e-commerce.
Among the Bangladeshi youths on the list are Shehzad Noor Taos, 24, and Motasim Bir Rahman, 26, two founders of Gage Technologies, an artificial intelligence-based enterprise, and Mir Shakib, 26, the founder of startup Cramstack. Also present are Shomi Hasan Chowdhury, 26, founder of the Kuala Lumpur-based NGO Awareness 360, and Rizvi Arefin, 26.
At present, this NGO has one and a half thousand volunteers in 23 countries. They are promoting personal health issues including hand washing, water purification and sanitation. Also on the list are Ahmed Imtiaz Jami, 26, founder of the Adventure Foundation, Rizvana Hridita, 26, founder of Hydroco Plus, and Md. Jahin Rohan Rajin (22) and Picabo co-founder Maureen Talukder (26).
Ways to reduce stress.Stress is an integral part of life. There will be stress. Our goal will be to reduce stress or move on with life. Chewing gum reduces both stress and anxiety. This is because the blood circulates properly in the brain while chewing gum. Again some say the taste and smell of chewing gum helps to get rid of anxiety.
Spending time outside the home reduces stress. Various statistics show that even if you are close to home, spending a few minutes outside will reduce your stress and you will feel refreshed and energized. Real laughter reduces your stress. So we should keep a smile on our face as much as possible. Lavender fragrance such as lavender air freshener helps reduce stress. Listen to at least one song every day.
Music reduces stress. Music releases a chemical called dopamine into the brain, which stimulates your mood and reduces stress. Breathing exercises or breathing exercises help reduce your stress and anxiety. Take long breaths in breathing exercises and exhale slowly. Doing breathing exercises at least ten times a day will reduce stress a lot. If you feel stressed, write down the words of your problem on a diary page or somewhere and after a while you will see that you will get the solution of the problem on your own.
As a result, you will not have stress. Social bonds and friendships help reduce stress. If you have a good friend or tell someone about your problem, you will see that the stress will gradually decrease. However, if your friend or relative is selfish, then the stress will increase instead of decreasing. So you need to know who your friend or relative is. Practice exercising at least once a day in the morning or afternoon.
A little walking, boating, or physical activity can help keep you well. Exercise releases hormones called endorphins which reduce stress and make us happy. Endorphin means endogenous morphine which is directly given by Allah. We don’t have to buy. When endorphins are released, if there is any pain in the mind, it reduces it and creates joy in the mind.
One thing everyone needs to know is that if the stress continues, the diseases that are observed inside the mouth do not want to get better easily. So if you want to be good in oral disease, you have to be stress free. Author: Oral and Dental Specialist [email protected]
Twins bring double happiness . It is estimated that 3 percent of the world’s population is twins. There is no end to people’s interest in this 3 percent. According to medicine, when two sperm fertilize two eggs together, a fraternal twin is born. They are also known as Faternal Twins. It is common to see that in the case of sibling twins, the appearance of the two children is not exactly the same as that of siblings or siblings. They are also somewhat different in nature or characteristics.
But when two sperm are fertilized together with the same egg and divide into two equal parts, the twins that are born are known as identical twins. They look exactly the same in most cases. Their characteristics are very similar. Nowadays, in almost all countries of the world, including Bangladesh, the chances of having twins are much higher than before. One in every 75 mothers can have two twins in the normal process. It is more likely if the mother’s family has twins. Again, even if the mother is older or between 30-35, the chances of having twins increase.
In addition, due to advances in the treatment of infertility, such as IVF, the chances of having twins have increased manifold. Therefore, not only in Bangladesh, but all over the world, the birth rate of twins is higher than before. However, if the twins are in the womb, the mother and the child are more likely to have some problems, such as anemia, high blood pressure, bleeding, respiratory problems, premature and underweight babies, and birth defects. .
However, with the advice of a doctor, proper care during pregnancy and caution, such problems can be overcome. Rah and Sahir are now 6 months old. On the one hand, after 6 long years, the arrival of a child in the family as well as having twins is now flooding the family with happiness. Talking to the mother of the twins. She said that after so many years, the joy of being a mother of two children together is not like expressing in words.
I can look at them and forget all the troubles. I have a lot of fun with some of their work. For example, if it is a little late to give food, it looks very stubborn when you look at the big one. But when he looked at the little one, he laughed. When I heard their rhyme, they both listened intently. She said that if there are twins in the womb, they should be much more careful about food than normal pregnant mothers. Adequate diet should be followed as well as adequate diet as advised by the doctor.
The pregnant mother should take full rest. Need to know about pregnancy complications. In this case, you can collect information by searching the net as well as the doctor. Which is what I used to do. I still don’t know about caring for children by searching on the net. Pregnant mothers need to be worry free and have regular checkups. Raising a child is a challenging task for parents. Naturally, the challenge is twofold when it comes to raising two children together. So there are some things to keep in mind when it comes to caring for twins: Breastfeeding The idea of the mother and others in the family is that the mother will not be able to give the necessary breast milk for the twins.
That’s wrong. If the mother gets everyone’s support, the twins will be able to maintain the nutrition of breast milk for a full 6 months even for three newborns together. If you can handle this, you can breastfeed two babies at the same time. Baby food After the age of six months, when you start feeding the baby other than breast milk, give food for two to three hours in a row. It is normal for both of them not to eat the same amount of food. Don’t scold. If necessary, change the food menu. At bedtime There is no reason to think that the two of them will do everything together once they have twins.
Maybe one sleeps, the other child can play hand-foot match. Give him time without forcing him to fall asleep, walk a little on his lap if necessary. Separate bed If one child is sick for any reason, there is a risk of it being transmitted to another. So if one is suffering from any disease, keep the other in a separate bed. Ensuring cleanliness Since children are rarely affected by various diseases, keep them clean. To prevent corona infection, make sure that when someone from outside comes home or a guest comes to the house, he should not wash his hands properly, should not change his clothes and should not touch the baby.
More things that need to be looked at – Never think of twins as twins, raise them both with the dignity of different personalities. Such as arranging birthday gifts or parties separately for everyone. – Deal with twin children wisely. Want family support Naturally, every parent has to struggle to take care of the twins. In this case, the cooperation of the whole family is needed. Sabrina Ahmed Rimi, a mother of twins, said from her experience, it is very difficult to raise twins without the support of the family. I am lucky I live in a joint family and my husband, father-in-law, Nanas and even Nanas children take care of my children.
This gives me a chance to rest for a long time. When they wake up at night, my husband and I share their time. It doesn’t disturb my sleep too much. I am a working woman and at the end of the holiday I have to run to work again. But I’m not worried about that. Because I have family members to take care of my children. In fact, this opportunity is essential for every new mother, especially the mother of twins.
Because both the parents need to be healthy for the baby to be healthy at this time.Parents need adequate food and rest.In many cases it is not possible to have children alone.So raising twins requires the full cooperation of family members.Those who don’t have that opportunity have to think about how to get someone else’s help from the beginning.
Blockchain Technology: Making Digital Assets Unalterable.
In our daily life we are using various types of invention of science. The term which is very closely related to the security of those technology is Blockchain. Block chain is a system of recording information in a way that makes it difficult or impossible to change, hack, or cheat the system.
What is Blockchain?
A block chain is essentially a digital ledger of transactions that is duplicated and distributed across the entire network of computer systems on the block chain. Each block in the chain contains a number of transactions, and every time a new transaction occurs on the block chain, a record of that transaction is added to every participant’s ledger. The decentralized database managed by multiple participants is known as Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT).
History of Blockchain Technology
Block chain has the potential to grow to be a bedrock of the worldwide record-keeping systems, but was launched just 10 years ago. It was created by the unknown persons behind the online cash currency bit coin.
In 1991 cryptographically secured chain of blocks is described for the first time by Stuart Haber and W Scott Stornetta.
In 1998 Computer scientist Nick Szabo works on ‘bit gold’, a decentralized digital currency
Stefan Konst publishes his theory of cryptographic secured chains, plus ideas for implementation in 2000.
Developer(s) working under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto release a white paper establishing the model for a block chain in 2008.
In 2009 Nakamoto implements the first block chain as the public ledger for transactions made using bit coin
Till now block chain is one of most invention of 21st century Block chain technology is separated from the currency and its potential for other financial, internationalization transactions is explored. Block chain 2.0 is born, referring to applications beyond currency.
Applications of Blockchain
Block chain applications go far beyond crypt currency and bit coin. With its ability to create more transparency and fairness while also saving businesses time and money, the technology is impacting a variety of sectors in ways that range from how contracts are enforced to making government work more efficiently.
Some of the applications of block chain is given below-
Secure sharing of medical data
Music royalties tracking
Cross-border payments
Real-time IoT operating systems
Personal identity security
Anti-money laundering tracking system
Supply chain and logistics monitoring
Voting mechanism
Advertising insights
Original content creation
Crypto currency exchange
Real estate processing platform
This means organizations can securely issue credentials to individuals, who can then allow third party verifiers like recruiting firms or companies check to make sure they are real and up to date. No one party has control, and the parties don’t even need to trust each other, only in the power of the block chain.
Areesha Ifra Kamal is one of the most admired children in Bangladesh for acting and modeling. Her Full name is Areesha Ifra Kamal.The little girl who looks like a fairy has already been able to catch everyone’s eye in photoshoots,Acting and modeling.Areesha is working in these fields since 2019. She stays in Dhaka.
Born and Raised:
Areesha Ifra Kamal was born on 6th of November, 2014 in Dhaka. Her home district is Dhaka. Her Mom and Dad both are Business person. She is in Nursery class. Siblings: Two brothers and one sister. Aahil Kamal Ayat,
Tamim Zaman Soummo, Tasfia Jahan Sreyoshi. And she is the youngest.
Living address: Bashundhara, Baridhara.
Home district: Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Email address: [email protected]
Short Biography:
Name: Areesha Ifra Kamal
Father’s name: Kamal Hossein.
Mother’s name: Farahana Ferdousi Mousumi.
Date of birth: 6th of November, 2014.
Height: 3’6”
Weight: 24kg
School name: South Point School and Collage.
Class: Nursery.
Hobbies: Drawing, dancing, acting, playing.
Career start year : 7th of November, 2019. First photoshoot, Master card calendar (2020),
media company Gray, agency : Geneis view, Sudipto Sammo Borun (late).
Bourn was their neibour….firtsly, her brother Tamim used to work with him. And then, some
years later, on 2019 Borun’s agency knocked them if Areesha was interested to work with
them. And that’s how she took her first step as a model.
TVC: Grameenphone, Agency: Grey Dhaka, Production House: Half stop down LTD, Director:
Amitab Reza Chowdhury. Unilever, Brand: Lifebouy, Agency: Analyzen, Director: Azman
Rusho. Berger paint, Production: Lauging Elephant, Director: Shakeeb Fahad.
OVC: Samsung TV. Shah cement (Noboborsho).
Hobbies and interests: She wants to be a doctor in future. She loves to draw, dance and
play. In her leisure times she likes to watch cartoons, play with her dolls or pet and
sometimes do some paintings.
Favorites-
Favorite color: Pink.
Favorite food: Pizza, Ice-cream, Biryani.
Favorite movie: Baby’s day out.
Favorite place: Jamuna Future Park.
Favorite person: Her father and mother.
Favorite game: Kanamachi, Hide and seek, Mobile legends.
Mahzabeen Noor Manha is a Bangladeshi child actress, model and nasheed singer. Alhamdulillah, she has been able to get a position in the platform of child artists where so many talented children are working nowadays regularly. Manha is working in these fields since 2017. She stays in Maldives. However every year, in December and January, she stays in Bangladesh. During these two months, she works in this platform.
But due to Covid-19, she stayed in Bangladesh during the entire year of 2020 and got more opportunities to work here. Now she is working in a series of Duronto, “Golpo Sheshe Ghumer Deshe”
Born and Raised
Mahzabeen Noor Manha with Moushumi
Manha was born on April 16, 2011 in Dhaka. Her home district is Joypurhat. Her father is a Principal of Maldives education ministry, so she lives in Maldives with her family. She is in grade 4. Manha’s elder sister is an A’level student. Her mother completed CSE . In Bangladesh, Manha stays at Golapbag, Maniknagar. She loves her cousin Rimsha a lot.
Other Information:
Name:Mahzabeen Noor Manha
Nickname: Manha
Father: Muhammad Nurul Islam
Mother: Ismat Ara
Sister: Fatima Noor Mahira
Born: 16-04-2011
School: Hirilandhoo School, Maldives
Favourite:
Color: Blue
Food: Pizza
Movie: Croods
Place: White sandy beaches of Maldives
Person: Mother
Extracurricular and Hobby:
Besides modeling and acting, Manha loves to sing Nasheed (Hamd and Naat). Manha is a state champion of Qur’an recitation and school champion of Nasheed in Maldives.
Her hobby is cooking, especially baking. While other children watch cartoons, she loves to watch cooking videos to hunt for new recipes to try. She has a pet bird, a sun conure. She calls her Lucy.
Career:
She started modeling at 5 with the encouragement of her mother. She workes on TVCs, music videos,OVCs, dramas ,short films n participates in photo shoots.
Shoot time photo with Mousumi
Work Description:
Jenny’s shoe : Yeasir Arafat
IRFAN rice : Mehedi Hasib
AllTime bread (Father’s Day) : Sujon Sarker
Pran mango juice : Sujon Sarker
Poppers Chips : Shankha Dasgupta
IFIC bank : Apon Ahsan
Bangladesh Tobacco Control : Zubaer Mostofa
Short Films:
Golpota Manhar : Sezat Khan, Sheikh Sadi
Shotto Bhalobasha : Sezat Khan
Music Videos
Bangla Kobita:
Biggapon : Salt Communication, Isteaque Ahmed
Photo Shoot:
Shada Kalo
Sailor
Guardian Life Insurance
Robi Binge
Apex
Drama:
Shukh Pakhi : Sanjay Somadder
Duronto T.V. :
Golden Jubilee of Independence
Gane Prane Prarthona
Golpo Sheshe Ghumer Deshe
Special Thanks:
Manha specially wants to thank two people of the media for guiding her after entering this industry. They are, the Head of Media and Marketing of BANG Saikot Islam uncle and Choiti Priya aunty of Duronto T.V.
Future Plans:
Manha wants to become a Doctor in future. She asks everyone to keep her in prayer so she can be a good human being who can remain in people’s cherishable memory.
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a Media and Communication graduate from IUB who is interested in Anthropology and South Asian Studies
She has also developed her interest in IQ related activities, participated in both national and international IQ competitions and secured positions in the Bangladesh IQ Olympiads. Her story-telling skill at this very young age is one of her remarkable qualities. Recently, she has also started taking interest in debating, spelling activities and animation coding. Arisha is a regular user of smart technologies in both the Windows and Android platforms. In her future life, she wants to be a teacher and serve the nation.
Block chain has the potential to grow to be a bedrock of the worldwide record-keeping systems, but was launched just 10 years ago. It was created by the unknown persons behind the online cash currency bit coin.
Block chain applications go far beyond crypt currency and bit coin. With its ability to create more transparency and fairness while also saving businesses time and money, the technology is impacting a variety of sectors in ways that range from how contracts are enforced to making government work more efficiently.
This means organizations can securely issue credentials to individuals, who can then allow third party verifiers like recruiting firms or companies check to make sure they are real and up to date. No one party has control, and the parties don’t even need to trust each other, only in the power of the block chain.
