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আবেদনের সময়সীমা: 13 Jun 2023 ইং তারিখ অফিস চলাকালীন সময় পর্যন্ত।
বিস্তারিত এই বিজ্ঞপ্তি তে দেখুন, (বিজ্ঞপ্তিটি ডাউনলোড করতে নিচের ছবিতে ক্লিক করুন)
Sylhet is an ancient hometown of 360 Awalis, with the great saint Hazrat Shahjalal (ra) and Hazrat Shahpuran (R). Information about this district is available from the visit of Chinese traveler Hiuen Tsang’s 640th anniversary. In the tenth century Maharajah Srichandra, inscribed on the west side of the copper plate, showed that he won this district. Historians believe that Sylhet or Srihatta was known to be a remarkable trade center before long. In 14th century, Sultan of Yemen, Hazrat Shahjalal (R) conquered Sylhet and started preaching Islam. In addition to fighting with the Mughals, Nankar revolt and language movement, the contribution of this district is unprecedented in the liberation war. The famous Muslim traveler Al-Biruni wrote Sylhet as Sylhet in his book ‘Kitabul Hind’. It was known from many ancient times that this district was known as ‘Sreehatta’, according to Hindu mythology, ‘Sree’ means ‘suffix’ or ‘beauty’ and meaning ‘hand’. Where Sri Hansen was found, it is Shreehastha, which has been named as Shreehatta in the evolution of time. This area is called Sylhet due to the abundance of stone, which is called Shilah and due to the abundance of stone. Sylhet word sequence means seal and prefix heats means that market is market. Since ancient times, the district stone (shil) and hats (business and commerce) were prevalent, so many people think that the word ‘shil’ and ‘haat’ have originated from the word Sylhet. The district was established on 17 March 1772. Until 1874, this district was affiliated with the Dhaka Division. In that year Sylhet was included in the indigenous Assam province. During the partition of the country in 1947, Sylhet district was transferred to East Pakistan after the referendum. Sylhet district was then under Chittagong division. In 1983-84, the greater Sylhet district was divided into 4 new districts and on 1 August 1995 Sylhet division was formed. Sylhet started developing rapidly from the colonial period. After the devastating earthquake of June 12, 1897, the whole city was destroyed, but later the railway connection with the extensive development of Rathaghat. The distinction of the tea garden and the development of the district continued to flourish in the districts of Sylhet from the 1950-60s which is still in progress. There are many haor-bills, small tilah canals in the district, and the Sundma-Kushiyara river. There is a special part of the country’s biggest Haor Hakaluki. Agriculture is particularly rich in rice production, the district is rich in natural fisheries. In the northeast corner of the district, the footprint of the Khasia-Jyotimaya mountain. The soil here is particularly suitable for tea cultivation and its beauty is attracting tourists. Sylhet’s Jaflong, Lalakhal, Bholaganj, Jimatpur, and other places of tea gardens, and other places of tourism are considered as excellent tourist spots. Besides, Sylhet district is a unique district in natural resources like natural gas, oil, limestone, hard rock, and Balus. Besides attracting mineral resources, attracting foreign tourists will earn a lot of revenue while concentrating in the tourism sector. Not only revenue, but also in the development of the tourism industry, it can be driven in the minds of native tourists, which can create the potential of the country to be dynamic and speedy. Sylhet district: area 3,490.40 sq km. Khasia-Jyotimaya Hills of India on the north, Moulvibazar district on the south, Cachar and Karimganj districts of India on the east, Sunamganj and Habiganj districts on the west. Annual average maximum temperature is 33.20 s, minimum temperature is 13.60 s, annual total rainfall of 3334 mm. Sylhet’s main and longest river surma (350 km), the other major river is Kushiyara. There are a total of 82 haor-bills in this district. Among them, Singhua Bills (12.65 sq km), Chatla Bills (11.86 sq km) are worth mentioning. Total reserve for sale in Sylhet 236.42 sq km. Part of the Khasia and the Jyotimaya hills in India are special in the northeast corner of the district. There are several small hills and tilas in Sylhet, among which are Tilah (54 m), Shari Tila (92 m), Lalakhal Tila (135 m), Tila class (77.7 m) of Dhaka South, Sylhet (Sylhet). District town) consists of 27 wards and 210 municipalities. Size 10.49 sq km.
