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Upazila Seventeen Committies Meeting (2021-22)
- 1) Upazila Communication and Physical Infrastructure Development Committee
- 2) Upazila Law and Order Affairs Committee
- 3) Upazila Agriculture and Irrigation Affairs Committee
- 4) Upazila Primary and Public Education Affairs Committee
- 5) Upazila Secondary and Madrasa Education Affairs Committee
- 6) Upazila Health and Family Welfare Affairs Committee
- 7) Upazila Youth and Sports Development Affairs Committee
- 8) Upazila Women and Child Development Affairs Committee
- 9) Upazila Social Welfare Affairs Committee
- 10) Upazila Freedom Fighter Affairs Committee
- 11) Upazila Fisheries and Animal Resources Affairs Committee
- 12) Upazila Rural Development and Cooperative Affairs Committee
- 13) Upazila Culture Affairs Committee
- 14) Upazila Environment and Forest Affairs Committee
- 15) Upazila market price monitoring and control committee
- 16) Upazila finance budget planning and local resources collection committee
- 17) Upazila Public Health Sanitation and Clean Water Affairs Committee
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Origin of the name Rupsha: The history of Rupsha Upazila i.e. Khulna is closely connected with Bhairab river. In fact, Khulna's journey as a business center is centered on Bhairab. The Bhairab is the longest river in the south. At one time this river was a terrible idol. Avon no longer has that ordeal. The origin of Bhairab is in this Rupsha. The beginning of Bhairab is from the opposite side of where the Srutakirti river falls into the Padma through Malda. After coming some distance and merging with Jalangi river, it was liberated again and came to Khulna through Meherpur, Darshana, Kotchandpur and Jessore. Sen has left the market and turned around. Meanwhile, the Pashur River in the south extends to the beel in the east of Khulna. To the west a canal mentioned from Beel Pabla joins the Mayur River (Maiyarganga) to the south. No significant periodicals are published from Rupsha Upazila.
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Dalnik Purbanchal |
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| 02 | Daily Jonmovumi | |||||
| 03 | Daily Prabaha | |||||
| 04 | Daily Somoyerkhobor | |||||
| 05 | Daily Kalerkontho | |||||
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