India and Bangladesh sign two Memorandum of Understanding for implementation of development projects in Madaripur

DHAKA, Nov. 27 (NsNewsWire) –The government of India will be funding a number of projects in Madaripur district at a total cost of Taka 2,30,00,000 (Taka two core thirty lac).  To this effect, India and Bangladesh signed two MoUs (Memorandum of Understanding)  in Madaripur on  27 November 2016 in the presence of Mr. Shajahan Khan, Honourable Shipping Minister of Bangladesh and Mr. Harsh Vardhan Shringla, High Commissioner of India to Bangladesh.  Senior Government officials from Madaripur were also present on the occasion.

 Under the projects, development of Charmuguria Merchant High School, Development of Bir Muktijodha Shajahan Khan College and development of Charmuguria Sree Sree Kalibari Mondir will be undertaken in Madaripur Sadar Upzila at a cost of Taka 1,35,00,000.  Development of Kapali Jubo Shango  Radha Krishno Durga & Gonesnh Pagol Mandir, construction of Amgram Sree Sree Radha Krishno Mondir,  development of Kadambari Union College and development of auditorium in Gonesh Pagol Ashrom will be undertaken in Rajoir Upzila at a cost of Taka 95,00,000.   Shipping Minister Shajahan Khan and High Commissioner Harsh Vardhan Shringla later visited various sites where the development work will be undertaken under the project. The entire proposed development work/construction is scheduled to be completed in eight months and will help the rural populace of the district. Indian High Commission press release