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July 2019 Name Designation Office Mobile E-Mail July_2019 Fundamental Trainging Course (July 01-14, 2019) Grade 17-20, Batch-1101 Name Designation Office Mobile e-mail S.L. Md. Shamim Akando Binder River Research Institute, 1924889889 Faridpur 1 Md. Kazi Nazrul Despas Rider UNO, Raypura Narshingdi 1914816785 2 K. M. Kamal Hossain Office Support Staff Directorate of Agchives 1940649178 3 and Libraries Md. Monirul Islam Shikol Bahok Urban Development 1716975105 4 Directorate Nasir Ahmad Office Sohayak Bangladesh 1969460535 Meteorological 5 Department Md. Abdur Rahim Office Assistant BSMR Novotheatre 1552336909 6 Isfat Ara Akhi Photocopy Operator Department of Film and 1624756918 7 Publication Md. Abdul Halim Office Sohayak M/o Women and Child 1729158832 8 Affairs Md. Al Masum Office Sohayak Survey of Bangladesh 1712151515 9 Md. Faruque Rahman Office Sohayak PWD Chief Engineer 1916836732 10 Sheikh Office Md. Sazzad Hossain Office Sohayak Geological Survey of 1722190798 11 Bangladesh Nurjahan Akter Office Assistant M/o Civil Aviation and 1732151861 12 Tourism Ahmed Shakil Guard DG Food Office 1687304158 13 Mohammad Irad Office Sohayak NBR 1743957085 14 Hossain Junuba Akter Office Support Staff BRTC 1918447902 15 Sk Kazal MLSS M/o INdustries 1872164524 16 Saiful Islam Office Support Staff M/o Power Energy & 17111696222 17 Mineral Resource Md. Saiful Islam Semen Carrier Artificial Insemination 1719904371 and Fodder Cultivation, Dept. of Livestock, 18 Dhaka Md. Hafizur Rahman Pump Operator BCS Tax Academy 1915533571 19 Md. Rezaul Karim Office Support Staff BIDS 1718303861 20 Most. Luluan Kabira Office Support Staff Railway Audit Directorate 171817207 Audit Complex 21 Mohammad Ramjan Ali Office Sohayak M/o Water Resources 1714354195 22 Khadam Ali Office Support Staff M/o Commerce 1713502984 23 Swapan Kumar Dutta Office Support Staff Press Information 1711838691 24 Department Md. Jabed Ali Office Sohayak Rural Development Rural 1922614979 Cooperative Division 25 Md. Haidar Ali Office Sohayak BTRC, IEB Bhaban, 1812342012 26 Romna, Dhaka Md. Emdadul Haque Office Sohayak Sher-e-Bangla 1964707551 27 Agricultural University Mukta Akter Record Supplier Soil Resource 1819071827 28 Development Institute Anirban Roy Sales Assistant Dhaka Metropolitan 1781333689 29 Police, Dhaka Md. Mostak Ahammed Office Sohayak M/o Agriculture, 1725594154 Bangladesh Secretariat, 30 Dhaka Mamun Sikder Office Sohayak Department of Shiping 1710154485 31 Bijoy Kumar Deb Office Support Staff M/o Planning 1771526863 32 Muhammad Mosharraf Office Sohayak Finance Division, M/o 1719334213 33 Hossain Finance Md. Mamun Chowdhary Office Assistant M/o Education, 1963651247 34 Bangladesh Secretariat Shuvo Roy Office Assistant University Grants 1642104367 Commission of Bangadesh 35 Md. Shahed Chowdhury Office Sohayak M/o Shipping 1711585704 36 Suvasis Chandra Shaha Office Support Staff Power Division, M/o 1720190394 Power, Energy and Mineral Resources, BD 37 Secretariat Bonani Khatun Office Sohayak Bangladesh Council of 1830673397 Scientific and Industrial 38 Research Md. Zakirul Islam Library Attendant Bangladesh Space 1717892042 Research and Remote 39 Sensing Organization Bishnu Chandra Roy Office Sohayak M/o Education 1717060185 40 Al-Amin Office Sohayak Department of 1952050279 41 Archaeology Md. Belal Hosen Office Sohayak M/o Science and 1885575825 42 Technology Md. Fazlul Haq Office Sohayak M/o Home Affairs 1729171594 43 Rishikesh Mridha Office Sohayak M/o Industry 1735240470 44 Md. Habibur Rahman Security Gurd UNO Office, Durgapur, 1743233333 45 Netrakona Abdul Momin Office Sohayak Post and 1550153843 Telecommunications 46 Division Md. Shaikh Jashim Office Sohayak Fire Service & Civil 1999794330 47 Defence Rakhu Sen Office Support Staff M/o Fisheries and 1722595270 48 Livestock Md. Saiful Islam Assistant Cook RPATC, Dhaka 1751211102 49 50 Fundamental Trainging Course (July 08-August 04, 2019) Grade 10-12, Batch-1102 M/o Commerce, Sahenara Akter Personal Officer Bangladesh Secretariat, 1918968051 51 Dhaka Sub-Assistant Engineer Directorate of Planning-3, Md. Sumon Mia 1717478508 52 (Civil) BWDB, Dhaka M/o Labour, Bangladesh Miss. Badrun Naher Administrative Officer 1714742038 Secretariat, Dhaka 53 Bangabandhu Sheikh Mohammad Farok Mujibur Rahman Novo Sub-Assistant Engineer 1934956919 Hossain Theatre, Bijoy Soroni, 54 Tejgaon, Dhaka-1215 Upazila Nirbahi Office, Motaher Hosen Administrative Officer 1716282975 55 Kendua, Netrakona Assistant Registration Bangladesh National Syed Sarwar Hossain 1710829982 Officer (C.C) Museum, Shahbag, Dhaka 56 M/o Agriculture, Bhaban Assistant Accounts No-4, Room No.501, Mohammed Abdullah 1912074736 Officer Bangladesh Secretariat, 57 Dhaka Secondary and Higher Education Division, M/o Md. Abu Alom Khan Administrative Officer 1855112050 Education, Bangladesh Secretariat, Dhaka 58 M/o Industries, 91 Md. Rajib Personal Officer 1754815576 59 Motijheel C/A, Dhaka Department of Films and Assistant Registrar of Publications, M/o Sultana Begum 1715981857 Publications Information, 112, Circuit House Road, Dhaka 60 Bangladesh Rice Private Secretary to Md. Musharraf Hossain Research Institute, 1715257349 Director General 61 Gazipur Rural Development and Md. Al Amin Personal Officer Cooperative Division, 1719868219 62 M/o LGRD Posts & Telecommunications Imran Hossain Personal Officer 1550153822 Division, Bangladesh 63 Secretariat, Dhaka Bangladesh M. Bedarul Islam Telecommunication Deputy Assistant Director 1550080216 Masum Regulatory Commission 64 (BTRC) M/o Science and Atikur Rahman Administrative Officer Technology, Bangladesh 1715107717 Secretariat, Dhaka 65 Bangladesh Institute of Research and Training on Assistant Scientific Applied Nutrition , Sech Saddam Hosain 1744354019 Officer Bhaban, 4th Floor, 22 Manik Mia Avenue, Sher- e-Bangla Nagar, Dhaka 66 M/o Fisheries & Md. Moshiur Rahaman Administrative Officer Livestock, Bangladesh 1306688198 67 Secretariat, Dhaka M/o Shipping, Muhammad Nur-E- Personal Officer Bangladesh Secretariat, 1712110661 Alam Siddique 68 Dhaka Finance Division, M/o Jonayed Mahmud Administrative Officer Finance, Bangladesh 1710256198 69 Secretariat, Dhaka Registrar of Joint Stock Companies and Firms, 1 Md. Humayun Kabir Inspector 1677599526 Kawran Bazar, Dhaka- 70 1215 Khaddo Bhaban Rabeya Akter Inspector of Food (Department of Food), 16 1723747037 Abdul Gani Road, Dhaka 71 Bangladesh Oceanographic Research Sub-Assistant Engineer Institute (BORI), Science Md. Ariful Islam 1954682468 (Civil) Lab, Prokoushol Bhaban, 4th Floor, Dhanmondi, Dhaka 72 Planning Division, M/o Md. Salman Hossain Personal Officer Planning, Sher-e-Bangla 1683777299 73 Nagar, Dhaka President’s Office, Public Hajera Akhter Administrative Officer Division, Bangabhaban, 1818771942 74 Dhaka Department of Shipping, Mohammed Hossain Co-ordinator 141-143, Motijheel C/A, 1613419656 75 Dhaka Md. Enayetur Rahman River Research Institute, Data Entry Operator 1911405610 76 Khan Faridupr Md. Alamgir Khan Senior Technician BCSIR, Dhaka 1552250203 77 Geological Survey of Bangladesh, 15, Pioneer Md. Abdul Mabud Senior Draftsman 1716304552 Road, Segun Bagicha, 78 Dhaka Press Information Department , M/o Shonia Shahani Afroz Information Assistant 1556317403 Information, Bangladesh Secretariat, Dhaka 79 Department of Women Accountant Cum Credit Mohammad Abdul Hai Affairs37/3, Eskaton 1753777625 Supervisor 80 Garden Road, Dhaka Bangladesh Meteorological Md. Saidur Rahman Teleprinter Supervisor 1915643029 Deparment, E-24, 81 Agargaon, Dhaka Immigration & Passport Department, Planning Md. Mazharul Haque Suprintendent 1726822313 Division, Agargaon, 82 Dhaka University Grants Commission of Md. Sohel Rana Computer Operator Bangladesh, Agargaon, 1779607256 Sher-e-Bangla Nagar, 83 Dhaka Bangldesh Steel and Engineering Corporation, Md. Harunar Rashid Asstt. Coordinate Officer 1624660010 102 Kazi Nazrul Islam Avenue, Dhaka-1215 84 Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University, Md. Shohel Rana Senior Lab Assistant 1710531425 Sher-e-Bangla Nagar, 85 Dhaka-1207 Assistant Accounts BADC, 49-51, Dilkusha Md. Jewel Rana 1799045188 86 Officer C/A, Dhaka Railway Audit Md. Moniruzzaman Auditor Directorate, 1722498118 Mintu 87 Segunbagicha, Dhaka Civil Audit Directorate, 4th & 5Th Floor, Audit Md. Abul Basar Auditor 1711517941 Complex, Segunbagicha, 88 Dhaka Karigori Karjo, Md. Rezaul Karim Superintendent Bangladesh Bater, 1710722244 89 Agargaon, Dhaka Controller General of Accounts (CGA), M/o Falguni Nipa Auditor 1955939882 Fianace, Hisab Bhaban, 90 Segunbagicha, Dhaka Chief Arboriculturist Md. Ariful Haque Herbarium Assistant office RHD, Paikpara, 1710625168 91 Mirpur, Dhaka-1216 Assistant Administrative Md. Abdul Barek BRTC, Jatrabari Bus Dipo 1771068012 92 Officer Lalbagh Fort Museum, Lalbagh, Dhaka Md. Shiam Chowdhury Assistant Custodian 1717123133 (Department of 93 Archaeology) Bangladesh Land Port Personal Officer cum Authority, TCB Bhaban Al Amin Khan 1685167030 Computer Operator (6th Floor), Kawran Bazar, 94 Dhaka Bangladesh Institute of Development Studies, E- Kowser Uddin Ahmed Upper Division Assistant 1676088929 17 Sher-e-Bangla Nagar, Agargaon, Dhaka 95 96 Fundamental Trainging Course (July 15-August 04, 2019) Grade 13-16 SAHARAB RASHIDI LDA CUM BPATC, Savar, Dhaka- saharab.office@gm 1521458987 97 GEORGE COMPUTER TYPIST 1343. ail.com MD. SHAKHAWAT Steno-typist Cum BPATC, Savar-1343, sojib.bpatc@gmail. 1915589806 98 HOSSAIN SOJIB Computer Operator Dhaka com Prime Minister Office, Rina Akter PA 1728555735 99 Dhaka MOHAMMAD [email protected] Cafeteria Cashier Bpatc, savar, Dhaka 1723366721 100 SHAHJAHAN m Steno Typist cum BPATC,
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