Campaign "Amrao Porte Chai" launched

Through a new campaign "Amrao Porte Chai" - Baap ka Beta is trying to provide about 1 year of study equipment for about 2000 underprivileged children and also to connect the most neglected and underprivileged children of society with the children of the different upper class and capable families of the society to reduce discrimination and inequalities a little bit. However, through these initiatives, both parties can learn the harsh realities of our society.

On November 13, on the invitation of Baap ka Beta, about 40 children from the Australian International School came to meet about 200 underprivileged children of the Mojar school, Maniknagar Branch. They brought various study materials with them. Besides, for one year, these children from Australian International School saved some money themselves and they shared all that saved money with these underprivileged children. Together they sang the national anthem and shared their thoughts. This is not the end, they had invited these underprivileged children to visit Australian schools.

Imran Kadir, Head of Marketing of The Daily Star, Tariqul Islam Rony, publisher of Tamralipi, and many other dignitaries attended the event at the invitation of Baap Ka Beta.

In addition, Rituraj's new book "Goodwill Factory 2" was unveiled at the same event in the presence of everyone. The book contains 7 moral stories to make our society livable.

The main idea of ​​this campaign is taken from one of his stories. As mentioned, the author's share of the income earned from this book and previous books will be spent on this initiative.

A video of the initiative was released from the  "Baap Ka Beta" social media platform and it was well received by the netizens, everyone praised the initiative and requested to spread such initiative nationwide. Over 700k+ people watched the video already. Besides, many people showed interest to be associated with this initiative and assured to stand by them.