Rate No-Maban Habibur Rahman Habib

One of his hands is not full. The other hand is to the elbow. But there is a strong desire to achieve higher education. At present, he is a student of class XI of Rangunia College, now a student of Rangunia College.

Habibur Rahman, 17, of South Nishchintapur village in southern Raja Nagar union of Rangunia upazila of young Chittagong, is in a strict condition. Habibur goes to college every day, eight kilometers away from home.

When Habib was five years old, on his way from Rangunia to Khagrachari, his hand was completely cut off in a road accident in Rangamati and the other was smashed. Due to crushing, one has to be cut to the elbows of the hand. Baba Mohammad Ramzan Ali runs auto-rickshaw He said, 'My son is disabled but he never suffocated. Although we can not pay him the cost of education, because of his talent, he is continuing his studies with the help of everyone.

Mother Rasheda Begum is more interested in the education of son Habibur Rahman. He said that even though he did not have his hands, he tried to do everything himself from his childhood. At first she could not wear clothes herself, she could not take books and books. Everything had to be forwarded to him. But his strong will and irresistible interest brought him so far. Like other normal children, she goes to regular college, shows craft in physical exercises in sports with computers, mobile phones, self-eating, self-study, even cricket-football. He wants to be highly educated. He said that he was so far away from his parents and sincere cooperation. No one wants to stand on his own feet unless he is a burden. In the future, she expressed interest to be an expert engineer.

His college principal Abu Yusuf said in the first light, Habib was admitted to the SSC at 4.86 in SSC. GPA-5 and Talentpool scholarships and JSC examinations for primary closing examinations are 4.67. The college authorities will give him all the facilities including the ellipses.

Sameer Barua, coordinator of Women Improvement and Child Rights (AWAC), a non-government organization, said in the first light that Aawak from primary school helped him in various ways including education. In the future there will be aawak with him.

Rangunia executive officer said. Kamal Hossain said in the first light, 'She is very talented and self-centered. Asked him to contact me for any needs. '