Aila Biddhosto Bangla - Ekti Abedon - Page 2

takaikundu · #21 06-11-2009, 03:24 AM

oooo...ajkal er report. tai bali sab namei laal laal gandho keno :) sorry abar politics dhuke gelo.....ta sabuj sabuj janatara ki kichhu karchhe, naki hat gutiye base achhe?

shreemanrivu · #22 06-11-2009, 03:39 AM

Apnar Kache Tothyo Thakle Obosyoi Janan. Kintu Ei Bishoye Bangyo Bidrup Doya Kore Korben Na. Keu Jodi Traner Kaje Namen Tini Jei Hon Amra Swagoto Janabo. Keu Jodi Na Asen, Setao Tnar Nijaswo Byapar. Tini Thik Na Bhul Korchen Ta Bichar Korar Samay Pore Onek Paoya Jabe. Ekhon Ebhabe Dekhben Na. Onurodh Korbo, Moja Koreo Na.

Royal=BengalTiger · #23 06-11-2009, 03:58 AM

ami doa kori tader jonno..tara jeno abr taer puruno jibon firiye pai...
ALLAH Ar kaje amr parthona atai tara jeno ai bipod theke shoriye eshe pore ...

takaikundu · #24 06-11-2009, 11:40 AM

tathyer ar abhab ki? diye ki labh janina abasya.....tabuo balle bale dichhi...eta abasya arajnaitik...

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http://aidindia.org/main/content/category/36/281/407/

**SABJANTA** · #25 06-11-2009, 12:11 PM

Ekhane tumi'o kichhu tothyo/chhobi songjojon korte paro. Sudhu ei thread e noy, BT te kono post'ei sorasori rajniti asuk amra chaina.

Lal byabohar korlam sobar chokh'e porbar jonno.

abhra1 · #26 06-11-2009, 12:24 PM

somossa hochhe amader ekhane politics ta boddo besi;amra ekhono mature gonotontro hoye uthte parlam na.etai dukhho;ai poristhiti teo loke political milage r kotha vabche
disgusting

shreemanrivu · #27 06-11-2009, 05:20 PM

Thank You takaikundu For The Useful Support. The Appeal Is Quoted Below.

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Urgent appeal from AID

URGENT APPEAL FOR MILLIONS AFFECTED BY CYCLONE AILA

Please contribute generously through AID's All India Relief Fund.

As of Friday, 29th May 2009, more than 100 people are reported dead and an estimated 3 million displaced from their homes by Cyclone Aila in southern West Bengal.

In the Sundarban area, thousands of homes have been broken and people have taken shelter in nearby schools and Panchayat offices. There is an acute shortage of food, drinking water and clothes. As the water is receding in some villages gastroentrities is beginning to rear its ugly head.

Association for India's Development (AID) is working with Baikanthapur Tarun Sangha (BTS)and Mukti in the blocks of Kultali, Patharpratima, Gosaba, Kakdwip and Mathurapur II in the district of South 24 Parganas, to provide immediate relief and long term rehabilitation.

The need is immediate and huge. Rupees 10 Lakhs (approx $21000) has already been sent to provide food, water and temporary shelter to the affected.

Regular updates from the ground are being posted on Aila Relief Page of AID's website

AID is a volunteer movement, and a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization (tax ID 04-365260). Donations to AID are tax-deductible in the USA.

For further Information, please contact

Somnath Mukherji 732-423-6662 mukherji.somnath@gmail.com
Tathagata Sengupta 617-800-5082 tsengupta@gmail.com
Srinivas Rao 919-452-7933 rao.chadaram@gmail.com
Umang Kumar 603-930-3798 umkumar@gmail.com
Samik Basu 617-939-4814 samik.basu2@gmail.com

Checks drawn in favor of AID can be sent to
AID
5011 Tecumseh St
College Park MD 20740

abhra1 · #28 06-11-2009, 08:24 PM

at last a very useful post in the thread

shreemanrivu · #29 06-12-2009, 03:05 AM

Sohomormitar Khondochitro

shreemanrivu · #30 06-12-2009, 03:12 AM

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West Bengal Cyclone Aila Relief Work :
A Brief Report of the Ongoing Flood Relief Work & An Appeal

Donate online for Cyclone Aila relief
(Indian Credit Card holders Only)

In the wake of the devastation, death and sufferings caused by the recent cyclone Aila in West Bengal and Bangladesh, Ramakrishna Mission and Ramakrishna Math have started primary relief operations among thousands of cyclone victims. The details are given below:

India: West Bengal

1. Narendrapur centre, Kolkata, has distributed 1,200 kg rice, 200 kg dal, 20,200 kg chira, 10,212 kg gur, 100 kg milk powder, 26 kg biscuits, 20 kg chattu, 82,000 ORS packets, 4,160 water jerkins, 8,00,000 halogen tablets, 6,500 kg bleaching powder, 2,670 sets hygiene kits, 3,980 pcs. Tarpaulin to thousands of cyclone victims in Beguakhali, Shibpur, Radhakrishna, Boatkhali, Sumatinagar and Mahishamari of Sagar block, Madanganj, Narayanpur, Nadabhanga and Mousumi(GP)(Island) of Namkhana block, Kasiabad (East & West), Mundapara and Amarabati of Kakdwip block, Surendraganj (Island), Banashyamnagar, G‑Plot (Island), Durbachati, Shibganj, Indrapur, Choto Banashyamnagar, Lakshmijanardanpur, Jata, Maheshpur, Nagendrapur, Purbadwarikapur, Kedarpur, Kumarpur, Sridharpur, Baradanagar, Addy Damkal and Garankati of Patherpratima block and Bali-1, Bali-2, Pakhiralay, Rangabelia, Satjelia, Lahiripur, Bipradaspur, Kumirmari and Manmathanagar of Gosaba block, South 24‑Parganas district. The centre is also providing temporary toilet facilities in some of those areas.

2. Belgharia centre, Kolkata, has distributed 62,500 kg chira, 6,200 kg sugar, 2,45,000 halogen tablets, 1,250 kg bleaching powder and 600 kg lime to 31,273 victims (6,985 families) in Bazarpara, Adibashipalli, Rangapara, Baidyapalli, Joddarpalli, Mondal Gram, Mistri Bhita, Kalidaspur, Hetal Bari, Gobindapur of Chotomollakhali, Amtali and Kumirmari of Gosaba block in South 24‑Parganas district.

3. Manasadwip centre, . South 24-Parganas, has distributed 15,000 kg chira, 3,320 kg sugar, 25 kg milk powder, 80 kg biscuits, 10,000 ORS packets, 1,00,000 halogen tablets to 22,876 victims (4128 families) in Dwariknagar, North & South Chandanpiri, Haripur, Uttar Shibpur, Amarabati, Gangadharpur of Namkhana block, Dhablat G.P., Gangasagar Anchal, Muri Ganga & Dhaspara - 2 of Sagar block, North Surendraganj (G‑Plot), L-Plot and Rakkhaskhali area under Pather Pratima block of Sundarban, South 24‑Parganas district.

4. Rahara centre, Kolkata, has distributed 6000 kg chira, 1000 kg sugar, 44 kg milk powder, 72 kg biscuits, 1400 litres mineral water and 1,50,000 halogen tablets to 16,470 victims at 12 villages of Sandeshkhali I and II blocks, North 24-Parganas district. Besides, the centre provided medical relief to 575 cyclone affected patients.

5. Sikra-Kulingram centre, . North 24-Parganas, is distributing cooked food (khichuri) among thousands of cyclone victims belonging to Baunipara, Nazat Netaji Vidyamandir, Cherakhali, Nityaberia, Ghatihara, Radhanagar Bholakhali (East & West) and Bantala area in Sandeshkhali block -1. The centre also distributed 2,750 kg chira, 31 tin gur, 120 kg biscuits, 25 kg milk powder, 20,000 halogen tablets etc. among 13,000 victims at Kalinagar, Ghoshpur, Ghalihara of Kalinagar G.P., Bholakhali, Nityaberia (E & W), Radhanagar, Baro & Choto Sehera, Roypur of Sehera-Radhanagar G.P., Bantala, Hospitalpara, Nazat Netaji Vidyamandir, Metiakhali, Boyermari, Mahatopara, Kacharipara, Nazat No.4, Maity Para & Giri Para of Nazat-I & II G.P. in Sandeshkhali block -1, North 24-Parganas district. Besides, the centre is rendering medical relief to the patients. The relief operations are being extended to cover the other affected areas also.

6. Swamiji�s Ancestral House, Kolkata, is distributing chira, gur, rice, dal, edible oil, biscuits, drinking water and plastic sheets to 2000 victims at 4 villages in Sandeshkhali block, North 24-Parganas district.

7. Taki centre, . North 24-Parganas, is distributing chira, gur, biscuits and halogen tablets to the cyclone victims of Sandeshkhali and Hingalganj blocks in North 24-Parganas district.

8. Saradapitha centre, Belur has provided medical relief to 4,720 patients (male: 1508, female: 2050 & Children: 1162) at Uchhildah-4, Kachurhula, Atpukur Majherpara, Joygram, Bagirhula and Minakhan of Minakhan block, Sarberia, Bholakhali, Dwarikjangal, Sandeshkhali, Natun Para of Sandeshkhali block and Jogesgange, Sardarpara (N & S), Chanrakhali, Parguniti, Malakhan Ghumti, Kalitala, Gobindakati of Hingalganj block in North 24-Parganas district.

9. Bankura centre, supplied bamboos and roof tiles to 15 families belonging to Ashram Para locality of Bankura for reconstruction of their huts.

Bangladesh

Dhaka centre, Bangladesh, is distributing rice, potato, salt, oral saline, water purify tablets, drinking water bottle, buckets, cooking pots, utensils, hurricane etc. to the cyclone victims in Koyra, Dakope and Shyamnagar area of Khulna and Satkhira district of Bangladesh.

Further reports are awaited.

While thanking all who contributed for this noble cause,
we request others to come forward and do their bit, to help us in this noble endeavour.
All donations to �RAMAKRISHNA MISSION� are exempt from Income Tax under section 80-G of the I.T. Act. Online donation facilities also available through our website. Donations may please be sent either by cash or cheque or demand draft drawn in favour of �RAMAKRISHNA MISSION�, payable at Kolkata to:

THE GENERAL SECRETARY
Ramakrishna Mission
Belur Math, Howrah, W. B. 711202
Ph : (91-033)2654 9581 / 9681; Fax : 2654 9885,
e-mail : relief@belurmath.org, rkmrelief@gmail.com

Donate online here for Cyclone relief (Indian Credit Card holders Only)

Swami Prabhananda
General Secretary
Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission
Belur Math
11 June 2009

You Would Find The Informations At http://www.belurmath.org/relief_news...atest_news.htm

shreemanrivu · #31 06-12-2009, 03:16 AM

Picture from Mukti Nagendrapur Cyclone Aila Relief:

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http://muktiweb.org/Gallery/Samanta-Para

kaushikcmc · #32 06-12-2009, 04:49 PM

thank u PAROMIK for informing about this thread........
ami akhan kolkata medical college e internship korchi......
amra, amader anek senior doctor jara SHRAMAJIBI SHASTHYA UDYOG er member, MCDSA er member MBBS student ra mile affected area gulo te medical camp chalie jachhi. haito prayojoner tulonai khubi samanya, kintu tao jato ta pari cover karar chesta kore jachhi..........
BT te medical profession er sange jukto je bondhura ache tader kacheo abedon ei poristhiti te oi asahay manush gulor dike haat barie dao......

je jamon bhabe paro......

shreemanrivu · #33 06-14-2009, 04:14 AM

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AID INDIA - BTS - Mukti: West Bengal Aila Cyclone Relief

To Donate in INDIA/ To Donate from Overseas/ To Donate to AID US

All donations are tax exempted under 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961 and receipts will be issued. For Tax Exemption in the US
Other Options to Donate:
Electronic
Transfers If you have a bank account with internet banking facility, you can make an electronic transfer via internet banking to AID-India's ICICI Bank Account No 602201200299.
Cheques Draw a cheque in favor of "AID-India" (ICICI Bank Account No 602201200299). and deposit this cheque at any ICICI bank branch.
Cash Cash may be deposited in any branch of ICICI Bank to the credit of "AID-India" ( ICICI Bank Account No 602201200299).
After making the donation please send a mail to aid.kolkata@gmail.com or call us with the donation details, purpose of the donation ("West Bengal Cyclone Relief" in this case) and your address, so that we can send you the receipt. Alternately please give us a call at any of the numbers given below in the contact section. We can collect it from you and give the receipt to you.

Updates From the Field:
Aila Cyclone Home
Updates from the Field
News Reports
Media Reports
The Hindu: West Bengal Cyclone death toll mounts to 82
The Newyork Times: Cyclone Aila Kills 191 in South Asia
Photo Gallery
AID INDIA Relief Work Photos
Aila Cyclone affected Areas
Aila Cyclone affected photos from Kankan Dighi & Nagendrapur GP of Mathurapur II Block.

West Bengal Cyclone death toll mounts to 82
27 May 2009, The Hindu

KOLKATA: The city and some districts, devastated by cyclone Aila on Monday, are yet to come to terms with the reality, even as the death toll shot up to 82. Fresh areas in the north were reeling under the impact of the cyclone’s after-effects on Tuesday. More than 2.2 million people have been affected.

Flood of woes: Marooned villagers at Basanti in West Bengal’s
South 24 Parganas district move to safer places on Tuesday.

Heavy and incessant rain in Darjeeling triggered landslips, which claimed nine lives. At least six people are reported missing. The highway connecting the hills to the rest of the State was blocked at several places.

“Cyclone Aila has weakened into a depression,” said G.C. Debnath, director, weather section, Regional Meteorological Centre. “It caused very heavy rainfall in north Bengal on Tuesday.”

Chief Minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee has apprised Prime Minister Manmohan Singh of the situation.

Governor Gopalkrishna Gandhi, who is in Darjeeling, was in constant touch with Mr. Bhattacharjee. He visited three areas worst hit by the landslips and met the injured who were admitted to the district hospital. He appreciated the locals for their help in clearing the roads of debris.

While Kolkata limped back to normal, vast areas of the districts hit by the cyclonic storm on Monday were under water that gushed in through breaches in the embankments.

Army and Border Security Force personnel are assisting in rescue operations in Darjeeling and North and South 24 Parganas districts. Two MI-17 helicopters of the Air Force are airdropping relief materials and carrying out evacuations in inaccessible areas in South and North 24 Parganas.

More than 41,000 people, who have lost their homes, have been put up in 109 relief camps. Around 61,000 houses have been destroyed and 1.32 lakh partially damaged, Chief Secretary Ashok Mohan Chakraborty said here.

Certain areas, including Patharpratima in South 24 Parganas district, remain inaccessible.

The Chief Minister visited some of the worst-hit areas in the district. So did Trinamool Congress chief and Railway Minister Mamata Banerjee later in the afternoon.

Mr. Bhattacharjee spoke to a section of those sheltered in the relief camps in the Nimpith area. Rescue and relief operations were being undertaken on a war-footing, he said. Attempts were being made to restore power and drinking water was also being supplied in pouches.

Ms. Banerjee suggested that a master plan be drawn up for flood and erosion control. She criticised the State government for not opening adequate relief camps.

Kolkata, much to the relief of its residents, woke up to clear skies in the morning. Though traffic was back on the roads, several stretches continue to remain blocked by uprooted trees.

63 dead in Bangladesh

Haroon Habib reports from Dhaka:

Cyclone Aila, which crossed over to Bangladesh, claimed more than 60 lives there, with more than a 100 missing as on Tuesday.

The cyclone wreaked havoc in Satkhira, a south-west district adjoining West Bengal, leaving 20 dead, said a senior official at the district control room. Packing winds of up to 110 kmph, the storm made landfall between midday and late night on Monday.

Thousands were shifted to emergency shelters along the south-west coastline. Tidal surges damaged nearly a dozen flood-control structures, marooning thousands.

Reports said many smaller islands such as Dhalchar, Char Kukrimukri, Char Patila, Char Hasina, Char Nizam and Char Kashpia in the Bay of Bengal were under 8 to 10 feet of water.

- 27 May 2009, The Hindu

Online: http://www.hindu.com/2009/05/27/stor...2759951000.htm

AID INDIA Relief Work: AID - Cyclone Aila Relief and Rehabilitation
Contact Details for
Donating & Voluntereing

Kolkata:
Shayan Ahmad Khan - +91-9883395449
Satabdi Das - +91-9632247100
Debolina - +91-9836922336
Prithviraj - +91-9830481370

Source Of Informations/http://www.eurekachild.org/wbcyclone/news1.php

**jammi** · #34 06-14-2009, 11:59 AM

I feel so low at not being able to do anything, but at the same time, take heart from the fact that people are doing so much...

shreemanrivu · #35 06-14-2009, 05:48 PM

Osadharon Kaj Korchen kaushikcmc-ra. Oder Dhonyobad.

jammi, Apnar Ei Onubhutitar Mulyo Onek.

Chesta Korchhi Sahajyo Pathanor Aro Koekti Sutrer Khonj Debar. Jana Thakle Apnarao Janan. Mukhyomontri Tran Tohobile Sorasori (Mohakorone Na Giye) Sahajyo Pathabar Kono Upay Janen Ki Keu? Ba Prodhanmontri Tran Tohobile?

shreemanrivu · #36 06-27-2009, 01:04 AM

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Zakat Foundation Pledges $50,000 in Immediate Relief for Victims of Cyclone Aila

More than 1 Million Devastated in Bangladesh and Eastern India

Zakat Foundation has pledged $50,000 in immediate Emergency Relief to the victims of Cyclone Aila. The coasts of Bangladesh and eastern India were devastated as Cyclone Aila ripped through the areas on May 25, 2009. Over 200 people have been killed and more than 1 million left homeless as heavy winds and floods destroyed homes, uprooted trees and scattered debris along roads. News agencies report that those who survived the storm are in desperate need of food, clean drinking water and shelter.

From our regional office in Bangladesh, Zakat Foundation promptly arrived at some of the most severely affected disaster areas to distribute food packages, hygiene packages and medicine. Zakat Foundation will continue to provide these basic necessities and calls upon our generous donors and supporters to help provide for the victims of this disaster.

How Can You Help?

* For $100, you can provide 5 families with food packages.
* For $50, you can provide 10 families with hygiene and medicine packages.

Cyclone Aila is the most recent of a series of tropical storms that have devastated the coast of Bangladesh and surrounding areas were villages and towns have struggled to rebuild.

Source:http://zakat.org/pages.php?pID=189

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Music For Relief
Music For Relief
We are partnering with non-profit organization Music for Relief to support the people in South Asia displaced by Cyclone Aila.
MFR is responding to help provide relief following Cyclone Aila. The Cyclone struck eastern India and coastal Bangladesh one week ago on Monday 5/25 leaving millions of people displaced and in desperate need of food, water and shelter. In West Bengal at least 5.1 million people were displaced, with more than one million people stranded in the Sundarban islands alone, most of them without any food or water. Food security and loss of livelihood are also major concerns as it is estimated that 80,000 acres of rice paddy and other crops have been destroyed, about 250,000 acres partially destroyed and over 50,000 poultry and livestock have been killed.

Please help the victims of this disaster by making a donation: Music for Relief

And forward this information to spread the word.

MFR is partnering with BRAC in Bangladesh where 100% of funds contributed will go to those affected by Cyclone Aila.
More information about BRAC:BRAC has provided emergency aid and rehabilitation in Bangladesh since its inception and carried out large-scale relief and rehabilitation activities there for cyclone and flood victims in 1987, 1988, 1991, 1998, 2000, 2004 and 2007. BRAC, the largest non-profit in the developing world, was launched in Bangladesh in 1972 and today reaches more than 110 million people in Africa and Asia with its holistic approach to addressing poverty by providing micro-loans, self-employment opportunities, health services, education and legal and human rights education. BRAC

Source:http://www.islanddefjam.com/artist/n...=7286&nid=4050

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Covenant Relief Fund Created to Help Cyclone Aila Victims

BANGLADESH (June 2, 2009) – Covenant World Relief (CWR) is partnering with two international relief agencies to provide assistance to an estimated 500,000 people left homeless in the wake of Cyclone Aila that devastated areas of both Bangladesh and Eastern India last week.

A special Cyclone Aila Relief Fund has been established by CWR to receive donations from those interested in assisting in the relief and recovery efforts, notes David Husby, CWR director. The storm killed more than 200 people, with local authorities fearing the death toll will climb even higher.

Kids“Bangladesh is susceptible to very destructive cyclones,” says Husby, who is personally familiar with the hardest-hit areas. “Because the country is largely a delta, there is very little high ground for people to escape the terrible flooding that comes with the cyclones. During the monsoon seasons most of the country is covered in water. It is the poor who suffer the most from the flooding.”

The storm flattened the mud houses, uprooted trees, and forced the evacuation of hundreds of thousands of people. "The situation is very grave - countless families have been displaced, especially in the Sundarbans," says Kanti Ganguly, state minister for the Sundarbans, in a Reuters news agency report.

“The damages of this cyclone cannot compare with any other previous cyclone,” reports one observer, Milton Bhai, who weathered the storm and has been providing updates to Husby. “Its effects are all over the country. Even till last night we could not reach the remote areas, because road has been washed out, bridges been washed out, embankments broken in many places.

“There is no food, no water,” Bhai continues. “In adjoining 16 districts of the coastal area, people have lost everything. Seawater still coming in through the broken embankments. No fresh water sources left undamaged. People have just finished the harvest of last rice crop. They lost everything. Livestock’s just vanished.”

FloodingHe concludes his update with a plea for assistance. “I am trying to organize a relief program, collecting gifts from believers to help the affected believers. I don’t know how much we can do. Our supervisors are organizing this effort. I know whatever we collect that will be very little.

“I am asking for your help. A good relief program will help us in many ways. Please pray for us and try to help us. The situation I am seeing here is hopeless. The damages are so big, we could not do much. Our people are poor and every one has needs.”

Bangladesh is one of those places that seems so far away to many in the West, Husby observes, which presents a challenge in trying to encourage financial support for relief and reconstruction efforts. “The majority of the people are among the poorest of the poor.”

Donations should be designated for Cyclone Aila Relief and directed to Covenant World Relief, 5101 N. Francisco Avenue, Chicago, Il, 60625. All gifts will be acknowledged for income tax purposes.

Editor’s note: the accompanying graphic images were provided by Milton Bhai, taken from newspaper reports. The children in the top photo are waiting for the arrival of emergency food supplies - they had not eaten since the onslaught of the storm.
Copyright © 2009 The Evangelical Covenant Church.

Source:http://www.covchurch.org/cov/news/item7099

shreemanrivu · #37 06-27-2009, 01:13 AM

Duiti Pranidhanjogyo Boktobyo. Attached PDF File Du'ti Porun.

shreemanrivu · #38 07-07-2009, 02:09 AM

Amar C.S.E Ar A.K.C.S.I.T (C.U)-er Bondhura Tran Niye Giyechilo Tushkhali Gram-e. Oder Tola Kichu Chobi.

shreemanrivu · #39 07-07-2009, 02:42 AM

Aila Durgoto-der Pase Daranor Ar Ekti Udyog.

shreemanrivu · #40 07-14-2009, 12:35 AM

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Originally Posted by shreemanrivu

Aila Durgoto-der Pase Daranor Ar Ekti Udyog.

Puro Onushthantir Television Somprochar Rip Kore INDIANBOY Post Korechen.

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Sourav XI vs Mithun XI Soccer Match 12 July 09**Ft Mithun,Sourav,Jeet**Xvid-BwTv

Sourav Ganguly XI vs Mithun Chakroborty XI Soccer Match in Kolkata in aid of Aila victims 2009**Ft Mithun,Sourav,Jeet,Prasenjit,Rituparna and Hundreds Flim Star From Bangla Industry**Xvid-BwTv
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Summery Of The Show :All Bengal Motion Pictures Artist Forum, the organizer of this match will raise fund for helping the victims of Super cyclone "AILA". This noble endeavor was started at 3 pm at Barasat Stadium on 12th July.

More than 200 Film Stars, TV Serial Stars along with Mithun Chakrabarty and Sourav Ganguly was present in that occasion. East Bengal Coach Subhash Bhowmick was the coach of Sourav Ganguly Eleven and Chirag United Coach Subrata Bhattacharyya Was the coach of Mithun Chakrabarty Eleven.

The two Mega Stars was seen in action playing football with their teams. A small function was held after the match. Tentative ticket prices was Rs. 50, Rs. 100 and Rs. 500 as Donation Ticket.

The total collected amount from this charity match was handed over to the Chief Ministers Relief Fund.

Genre.................: TV Show
Run time.............: 02:24 Min 03 sec
Video Codec.......: Xvid MPEG-4
Video Bit rate......: 1500 KB/s
Resolution..........: 512 x 384
FPS...................: 25.0
Source...............: Star Ananda TV
Audio Codec.......: MP3
Audio Bit rate.......: 128 KB/s
Frequency..........: 48000Hz
Mode.................: Joint Stereo

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Thread Address-ti Holo Sourav XI vs Mithun XI Soccer Match 12 July 09**Ft Mithun,Sourav,Jeet**Xvid-BwTv.

INDIANBOY-ke Onek Dhonyobad.