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Wednesday, November 27, 2013

Re: [chottala.com] Fundraising with SPREEHA: Colors of Bangladesh



Well their is always some truth..I think that comes with winning Noble Prize..I guess only the connected gets this types of recognition..if not Tagore wrote more on expressing his view of Humanitarian side then now one else expresses it the way..well many things are said about Tagore, in that aspect very few has achieved that type of recognition..that even to days Pakistan, India & Bangaldesh have national anthem written by same Tagore..yes..PAK SIR JAMIN is also written by Tagore..

Their is this what email sender hints of..Tagore was some what blinded..out of anger and frustration..only if you know Tagore family life many things are told about it..the fact is he is one lost his children very early on in his life, that is some thing to bear..as father..DIPTHERIA..has any one faced it..well some time parents are made scape goat for their children illness..to be specific, male parents.. 


On Wednesday, November 27, 2013 12:44 AM, Obaid Jaigirdar <obaid.jaigirdar@gmail.com> wrote:
 
Ravindranath Tagore or his works does not represent the general 
People of Bangladesh. He and his works represent culturally the upper privileged class which exploited the poor peasants of Bangladesh.Therefore stop promoting such ideas which only help those who are gathering momentum to destroy any or whatever 
Bangladeshi Muslim culture is left.
Also please don't forget the speech Tagore delivered in 1921 opposing the establishment of Dhaka University himself presiding over a public meeting in Gorermat Calcutta.


Obaid Jaigirdar

On Nov 23, 2013, at 2:14 AM, Sahana Farid <sahana@spreeha.org> wrote:

 
Come help a great cause while enjoying a cultural show with Tagore music and recitals, marveling at the richness of Bengali Pop music, feasting on Bangladeshi cuisine, letting your experiences transcend all physical and cultural boundaries to put you, yes you in Bangladesh, itself.
For the attendees and visitors of the festival, who we call our Friends of the Festival, this event will create the opportunity to directly facilitate Spreeha's pre-school, after-school coaching, health-care center, and adolescent girls and adults empowerment programs for the communities living in the urban slums of Bangladesh.
Suggested Minimum Donations (per person):
Spreeha Friend: $50
Lunch and refreshments, Cultural program
Spreeha Star: $100
Lunch and refreshments, Cultural program with Premium seating, a thank you gift on the event day
Spreeha Superstar: $250
Lunch and refreshments, Cultural program with VIP seating, a thank you gift on the event day, on-stage name recognition
 
For event tickets, contact:
Georgia Tarafder: 703-926-7666
Towhidul Haque: 571-265-9482
Sahana Farid: 703-304-2183
Spreeha Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, strives to empower underprivileged people to break the cycle of poverty. By engaging deeply within the community to provide healthcare, education and training, Spreeha intends to establish an atmosphere where the community feels enabled to exercise their rights and responsibilities.
 





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