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Many of us know this tree lover Kartik Paramanik(80). He is almost every year it Publises in prothom-alo newspaper again in the English For Today book of class 8 , there is a passage called "A man who loves trees." Those who don't know will know about this trees lover today.
Kartik Paramanik, an arborist, started planting trees at the age of 10 and is still doing so at the age of 80. As soon as the rainy season comes, he can't hold himself anymore. He went out with the seedlings made in his nursery. Then plant trees on government land, roads and educational institutions.
Kartik paramanik planted hundreds of trees every year with a few workers using his own savings. However, this time the college teacher along with his village children planted a few trees along Hatatpara Road last Wednesday. Earlier, he had given 200 quince fruit trees to the people of the free area.
''By going to Gaya-Kashi and making a pilgrimage, one can get much more goodness by planting shade trees. The shade of that tree will add human life. There will be shelter for the wings,''His father told her such a speech.He started planting trees at the age of ten. In the area, various huge trees, including banyan-winged ones, are now witnessing the times, each standing as a Kartiknama.
After 53 years of planting, Karthik Paramanik found the Prothom-alo. A report on him was published on the front page of prothom-alo on December 2, 2003 under the headline 'The huge trees are one Kartiknama'. Then in 2006 he was taken to Dhaka and awarded the Agriculture Medal. On the occasion, the then caretaker government's communications adviser asked him, "What do you want?" Kartik Paramanik demanded that the roads in his area be paved. In view of this, in 2007, about seven kilometers of road was paved from Hatatpara of Monaksha to Kartik Paramani's house. A bridge has also been constructed on this road at a cost of around 4 crore TK.
Kartik Paramanik said, ‘People all over the country have come to know about me since the report was published in Prothom Alo. I have received many honors, medals and awards in my life. The biggest prize is the story titled "A Man Who Love Trees" published in the eighth grade English textbook in 2013. There is a reference to the first light of December 2 as a source. Students from all over the country have read my story of planting trees. What could be bigger than this in life!
Abdul Hamid(52), headmaster of the local Tarapur Government Primary School, said about Kartik Paramanik's planting of the tree, "I have been watching him plant trees since I was a child." I spent time in the shade of the tree he planted at the school I attended (char Tarapur High School). I have played sports. Not only that school, there are as many schools-colleges-madrasas in the area; Karthik Paramanik has planted innumerable trees in all of them.
Samir Uddin, a member of Ward 7 of Monaksha UP, said huge trees could be seen in all government roads, intersections, hat-bazaars, BGB camps and Eidgah in the area; All of them are fitted with . There are shops and markets under his tree. For him, paved roads have been built in this remote area of the border.
I was born in the village of Shampur beside the village of Hatatpara And I was a student of char tarapur high school. As far as I know, he is really a very honest man.
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