Manda, Naogaon, Bangladesh – A unique celebration was held on Thursday evening, November 27, to mark the birthday of ATM Rakibul Bassar, editor and publisher of Dainik Motprokash, at Saddam Computer, Prasadpur Bazaar. The event was organized by the Dainik Motprokash Readers’ Forum, bringing together journalists from various print and electronic media outlets.

The program began with a discussion on Bassar’s contributions to journalism, ethics, and media development. Speakers praised him for his responsibility, impartiality, and commitment to truth, noting that he has already established himself as a prominent figure in Bangladesh’s media landscape. They also highlighted that he serves as a source of inspiration for young journalists.

Media and Community Recognition

Attendees emphasized that under Bassar’s leadership, Dainik Motprokash has earned readers’ trust through people-focused and factual reporting, investigative journalism against corruption, and fair, reader-friendly presentation. His dedication to ethical journalism and public service has made him especially respected in the media community.

The program was presided over by Mahbubuzzaman Setu, Manda Upazila Correspondent of Dainik Motprokash, who remarked:
“ATM Rakibul Bassar is not just an editor, he is a guardian of the journalist community. Celebrating his birthday is a matter of pride for all of us.”

Distinguished Guests

The event was attended by several prominent media personalities:

Habibur Rahman, General Secretary, Bangladesh Mofussil Journalists Forum, Naogaon District & Mohona TV District Correspondent

Saidul Islam Helal, Joint General Secretary & Staff Reporter, Sonali Kantho

M A Razzak, Naogaon Correspondent, Dainik Bangladesher Khobor

Israfil, Manda Correspondent, Dainik Alokito Sakal

The speakers highlighted that such initiatives by the Dainik Motprokash Readers’ Forum not only celebrate individual achievements but also strengthen professional relationships and camaraderie among journalists.

Closing Ceremony

The program concluded with cake-cutting and prayers, with attendees wishing ATM Rakibul Bassar good health and long life, celebrating both his personal milestone and his remarkable contributions to journalism in Bangladesh.