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Poems echo at station, kids honor Liberation spirit
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 78987, member: 636"] A poetry reading happened right at the Joydebpur Railway Station in Gazipur for Victory Month. The local chapter of an organization called Bashundhara Shuvosangho set it up. Students from a primary school for underprivileged kids, Musafir Ishkul, took part in the recitation. They held it in the middle of the busy station to grab public attention. The group's president stated the goal was to use poetry to inspire patriotism and connect the younger generation to the Liberation War's history. Their general secretary added that choosing a crowded spot was meant to bring the independence spirit directly to ordinary people. Members present expressed a belief that cultural programs like this can effectively pass on historical values. They hoped for more similar events going forward. Several officials from the Gazipur Shuvosangho unit attended, including their office, health, event, and sports secretaries, along with multiple executive members. [/QUOTE]
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