More beautiful Pics of Sandwip


Communication Problem in our Sandwip



Traditional Cow Cart



Hundreds year Old Oak tree



A poor condition of Sandwip bazar



A scenery of Sandwip in Winter



Sandwip Police Station



Gocvt AB College, Sandwip....It is no more today. The River has taken it away...Ah



Hilsha Fish in Fishari Ghat.



Where are going this fish?....In India?



A vessel for date juice



Delicious Jackfruit



Mustard Plant for Honey Cultivation

The Beautiful Scenery of Sandwip:


Beautiful Sunset in Sandwip
Communication Hazards in Sandwip


Big Dighi in Sandwip

Brief Description of Sandwip

Sandwip (Bengali: সন্দ্বীপ) is an island along the south eastern coast of Bangladesh.It is also spelled "Sandvip" both are mostly used.It is a sub-division of Chittagong District. It is situated at the estuary of the Meghna River on the Bay of Bengal and separated from the Chittagong coast by the Sandwip channel. It has a population of nearly 400,000. There are 15 unions in Sandwip. There are also as many as fifteen different wards, 62 mahallas and 34 villages on Sandwip Island. The entire island is 50 kilometers long and 5-15 kilometers wide.

Sandwip is a historical island of Bangladesh.It is located at the north-eastern side of The Bay of Bengal, nearby the main portcity of Chittagong. It is one of the most ancient islands of Bangladesh. It was ruled by different outsiders in different periods of time. Once upon a time it was an independent state ruled by Delwar Khan, then it had different rulers.

About three hundred ships of salt per year were loaded for export from the Sandwip port. It also had a ship building industry. The then Turkish president Solaiman Demirel when he came to Chittagong in 1994 imported a gun ship from Sandwip port.

Unions of Sandwip

  • Azimpur
  • Bauria
  • Haramia
  • Horishpur
  • Kalapania
  • Maitbhanga
  • Mogdhara
  • Musapur
  • Santoshpur
  • Gasua
  • Amanullah
  • Rahmatpur
  • Sharikiat

Economy, Demography and Ecology Of Sandwip:

Economy

Being an island, people here tend to seek opportunities outside(Chittagong,Dhaka and sometimes overseas. People of Sandwip working overseas are contributing to the country's economy by sending large quantities of remittance back home. Many Sandwipis who reside in the UAE (Dubai) and USA (New York) are investing in the city of Chittagong, mostly towards real estate development and health care facilities.

Demographics

As of 1991 Bangladesh censusGRBangladeh, Sandwip has a population of 272179. Males constitute are 49.68% of the population, and females 50.32%. This Upazila's eighteen up population is 122499. Sandwip has an average literacy rate of 35% (7+ years), and the national average of 32.4% literate.

Ecology:

One of the nice things about Sandwip Island in Bangladesh is that it has been formed by silt deposits from the Meghna river. This makes it an incredibly fertile island – something which the people of the island have been exploiting for years. Large crops of rice, dal, vegetables, coconuts, battle leave and wheat have all been grown on the island at some point in its history. Today the main crops are melons, mangos, pineapples, gaab, jam, coconut and various crops. Sandwip has also gained a reputation for being a premier ship manufacturer. There are a lot of different things to see on this incredible little island.

History Of Sandwip:

Sandwip Island in Bangladesh has a great historical legacy. The island itself is about 3000 years old and it has been ruled by many different people over the centuries, including Delwar Khan. It was a Portuguese and Arakanese pirate stronghold during the 17th century and even today some of the architecture on the island reflects this part of the island’s history. However, the governor of Bengal saw fit to put an end to this in 1665 as part of attempts to stop his people from being misled by the wild fancies of these unreligious and thieving individuals. Under British rule its location proved to be a bit of an administrative problem. Today it is well and truly a part of Bangladesh. It is not very developed, but where it is developed you may see remnants of its interesting past.

Rules of the YOUTH Club


1. Membership:-

1.1. Objective
• The objective of the youth Club is to provide a Club devoted to the
promoting, improving, enjoying and (of course) driving the Fiat Coupe.
• This club is run by the members for the members. We operate as a non
profit club with none of the Committee being paid for any of their work or
time.
• The club through designated sub Committees and the forum will provide
technical advice to members. Such advice could include equipment design
and operation, vehicle Maintenance, buying recommendations and discounts
available.


1.2. Eligibility
• All persons interested in the Fiat Coupe cars and events shall be eligible for
membership. Membership shall be by application and shall run for a period
of not less than 1 year.
• Applications for membership shall be submitted via application forms
available on line, any official club meets or from any committee member.
• Membership includes all club privileges and promotional discounts, an up to
date and current list of which will be displayed on the club website.
• Membership is subject to payment of the Annual club fee.
• The club and its members will reserve the right to award honorary
memberships.

2. The Club Committee:-

2.1. Committee Members
• The club will be run and administered by a club committee of seven elected
members.
• It is a condition of office that all committee members will be fully paid up
members of the club.
• All committee members receive NO payment.
• Committee members shall remain in post for a period of one year, AGM to
AGM.
2.2. Committee Member Duties
Club President:
• Presides at all meetings of the club, and conducts them according to the club
rules.
• Signs all official documents adopted by the club.
• Decides all questions of order.
• Performs all other duties pertaining to the office of President.
Vice President:
• Performs on the president’s behalf such duties as may be delegated by the
president.
• Is responsible for all matters of the President in their absence.
Club Treasurer:
• Receives and receipts all monies paid to the club.
• Keeps an accurate account of all monies received and expended.
• Produces an annual finance report for the AGM.
• Pays all club bills, after authorization from the club board (Two appointed
signatories will be required to pay all club bills).
Club Membership Secretary:
• The membership secretary shall;
• Keep a roll of members.
• Process all membership applications.
• Carry out all membership correspondence.
Club Secretary:
• Produces written records of the proceedings of all club meetings.
• Mails the minutes of any meeting to each committee member.
• Reads communications as required at each meeting.
• Notes all amendments, changes and additions to the rules document and
makes it available to be consulted by members.
Events Secretary:
• Oversees and co-ordinates all official club events.
• Offers support and encouragement to ALL members with regard running and
organizing any local meets.
Club Website & Club Shop
• Oversees the content of the club website and ensures it is kept up to
date.
• Coordinates all matters relating to the club shop.

3. Club Meetings:-

• The club will have an AGM each year in combination with the Annual
Summer event.
• Regular meetings shall be held at the discretion of all committee members.
• Special meetings may be called by the President upon the written request of
any five club members.
• Meetings may routinely be held electronically by means of messenger or
similar services.
• Meeting Agenda and Minutes shall be sent to all committee members, either
in printed form or by electronic means.
• Agenda notices shall be sent so that they arrive not less than 24 hours before
the meeting.

4. Club Fees:-

• The club annual fee will be decided by the club committee initially and be
reviewed at the AGM each year.
• The membership fee shall be published on the club website.
• The fee shall be sufficient to cover all the clubs costs including the Forum and
any administration costs.
• All monies taken will be fully accounted for.
• Any surplus left at the end of the club year shall normally be carried over for
the benefit of club members in the forthcoming year.

5. Club Sanctions:-

5.1. Suspension from the club
• The Chairman and any one other Committee Member may suspend a
member for breaching of club rules.
• In order to lift a suspension the member must write to the Chairman
confirming that he or she understood why the suspension was made and
what steps the member intends to take in order that he or she no longer
contravenes club rules.
• If a member disagrees with a suspension he or she is entitled to request
the committee meet to discuss his or her case. The committee (sitting in
private) will then discuss and vote on whether to confirm the suspension.
A committee’s decision is final.
5.2. Expulsion from the club
• Members may be expelled for repeated or gross breaching of club rules.
• The first step would be for a member to be suspended (2.5.1)
• The committee would then meet to discuss and vote whether to move to
expulsion.
• Expelled members would forfeit all fees paid.
• The committee shall reserve the right to refuse any future application from
any expelled member.

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