The Prime Minister said to be friendly with her mother

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has called upon her parents to be especially careful to build the child's mother as good citizens in the ideals of Begum Rokeya. He said, 'We want our women to be well-educated and will make their child a suitable citizen. Mothers need special attention so that children and girls from militancy, terrorism and drugs should stay away.

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said this while addressing the main function of 'Rokeya Padak-018' distribution program organized on the occasion of Begum Rokeya Day celebration at the Bangabandhu International Conference Center in the capital on Sunday.

Sheikh Hasina advised mothers to establish a friendly relationship without leaving any distance between the boys and girls, so that if there is any problem boys and girls can tell their mother about their own mind. Because mother-father is the child's biggest friend. Therefore, it will take the initiative to create such an environment. "

In the chairmanship of State Minister for Women and Children Affairs, Meher Afroz Chumki, in the chair, the Secretary of the Ministry, Nasima Begum, addressed the welcome address.

In recognition of outstanding contribution to women empowerment this year, five prominent women of the country were awarded the Begum Rokeya Padak-2018. They are former state minister Jebunnesa Talukder, former education teacher of Comilla Women's College Professor Johra Anis, renowned social and cultural activist of Sunamganj Shila Chowdhury, noted writer and social worker Rama Chowdhury and writer and social worker of Brahmanbaria district Rokeya Begum.

Meanwhile, the former state minister, Jebunnessa Talukder, expressed his feelings for the winners of the medal.

Terming Begum Rokeya as the pioneer of women awakening and real progressive personality, she said, "Begum Rokeya taught us and her dream was today, but the world is moving forward and we have moved Bangladesh far too far."

He said that a message of Begum Rokeya being awakened during this time, she said, "I will do whatever we want to achieve the capability of the male." If I am now able to earn a living independently, then I will do it independently. '

"So we must remember this saying and if we look at Bangladesh today, we will see that this call is not futile," he added.

At the head of the government, the government is running the country and following the steps of Begum Rokeya for the progress of women, she expressed confidence.