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Journalist Rajib Sharma's birthday celebrated at Chittagong Rotary Club

Chittagong Bureau: The Chittagong Rotaract Club of Chittagong River Shine celebrated the birthday of Rajib Sharma, a young writer and journalist representing The Crime in Chittagong.  In a festive atmosphere, members of different departments of the organization celebrated his birthday by cutting gifts and cakes separately.

The members of the Rotaract Club of River Shine celebrated the birthday by cutting a cake in the presence of all the members of the Rotaract Club of River Sign at the port city Chittagong Rotary Club at 6 pm on Friday.  He was greeted by CP Wahed Murad, Charter President of Rotaract Club, Ibrahim Hasan, Founder President of Rotarian Ex-Rotaract, Managing Director of Rotary Club of Anchor City Chittagong, ATM Service Limited, Rotarian Sohrab Hossain Chirag, Rotarian Sohrab Hossain Shihat  Bank of Bangladesh, Rtc. Ismail Hossain President and Rtc. Saima Sanjida Secretary.

Rakibul Islam, SM Hamid, Abdullah Al Asif, Sultana Ferdous Jerin, Abdullah Al Masud, Abdullah Al Samir and Mohammad Raihan among others were present on the occasion.

At the time, Rajib Sharma said, "Personally, I don't like celebrating birthdays.  On my birthday I usually like to share the joy with the orphans at the Mother Teresa Jyotinibas Center.  But if someone congratulates and wishes, it feels good.  Today I am really happy to be able to share the joy with the fighters of my favorite and life organization.  Many people have greeted me in different ways and I sincerely thank them all. '

Everyone at the event wished success and longevity to these talented people.

Rajib Sharma was once the co-editor of bdnewstimes.com, CTG Tribune.  He then joined the English daily The News.  Join the Asst. editor.  He is currently working in the Chittagong division of The Crime.  In his writings, many images of society's crime, light and darkness have come up.  The young writer is appearing in various newspapers including the national daily Sangbad.  Over time, the boundaries of identity have expanded from journalist to Rotaract, organizer, feminist, online activist, investigative reader and writer.