○ >br বাংরাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিলপত্রঃ দ্বাদশ খন্ড Charity Performance at Rabindra Sadan Two Cultural shows were held at Rabindra Sadan on August 23 and 24 last. ON August 23 the show was inaugurated by Prof. S.N. Sen-Vice Chancellor Calcutta University and Dr. Azizur Rahman Mullick Vice-Chancellor, Chittagong University and President Bangladesh Sishak Samiti was the Chief Guest. On August 24, Prof. P.K Basu our Working President and the Pro-Vice Chancellor Calcutta University Inaugurated the show and Janab Amirul Islam, M.N.A (Bangladesh) was the Chief Guest. We offer our heartfelt thanks to Nava Nalanda Group and Santiniketan Ashramik Sangh for staging the shows free of any charge on us. We also offer our thanks to the Rabindra Sadan authorities, the generous advertisers Shi Sukumar Das, Shiman B. Chakrabarti, Dr. Shurba Lahiri, Prof. Somen Bose and many others for their kind cooperation. Tour Projects We are sponsoring two tour projects—one to Bombay on an invitation from the Bombay University and the other to Coylon on an invitation from the Institute of Ceylonese Studies. Delhi Seminar Prof. Amiya Chaudhuri represented the Samiti in a Seminar at New Delhi on Bangladesh. Financial Contributions During the period we received contributions from Prof. A. Mazumdar and students of University of Melbourne, Australia, Miss Colletto Dutilla, france Probashi (through Shri K.L. Mukherjee). London, employees of the Calcutta University, ViceChancellor, Andhra University, Prof. Hari. Kintar Nandi and other teachers of the Department of Statistics, Calcutta University, Bengali Social and Cultural Association, Prof. Pradip Mittra, Western-Australian Institute of Technology. Mr. K. L. Jaura, President, Punjab University Teachers Association, T. C., Bhawanipore Education Society College, Calcutta. September and October, 1971 During the months of September and October the Calcutta University Bangladesh Sahayak Samiti continued its efforts on the four aspects of our programme: (1) Assistance to Mukti Fouz, (2) Assistance to teachers and intellectuals, (3) Publications and (4) Picture Exhibitions. During the period we continued to offer assistance of a subsidiary nature to youth camps around the Bangladesh border. Practically all other public committees are fading out and the pressure on us is increasing without our capacity to fulfill the obligations. We are maintaining liaison with shri S. C. Roy, ex-Sheriff of Calcutta who is bearing the major brunt on behalf of the Bangladesh Aid Committee of Shrimati Padmaja Naidu and the National Co-ordination committee for Bangladesh headed by Shri M. C. Chagla with Head quarters at Netaji Bhavan.
