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   DHAKA, Feb 24, 2022 (BSS) - A book titled 'Mustafa Jabbar, Ekaki Parbat 
Aarohi,' on the life and works of Posts and Telecommunications Minister 
Mustafa Jabbar while another book styled 'Digital Revolution Drives 
Finclusion,' penned by Managing Director of Nagad Tanvir A Mishuk were 
unveiled today. 

  The books were launched at the CIRDAP auditorium here, said a press 
release. 

  National Professor A K Azad Khan presided over the event and noted writer 
and president of the Bangla Academy Selina Hossain and renowned reciter Rupa 
Chakraborty were present at the event. 

 The inauguration event was attended by Minister of Posts, Telecommunications 
and Information Technology Mustafa Jabbar and Managing Director of Nagad 
Tanvir A Mishuk, among others.

  Eminent writer Debabrata Mukherjee has authored the book about minister 
Mustafa Jabbar titled "Mustafa Jabbar, Ekaki Parbat Aarohi''. 

  Jabbar, in his speech, said "Nowadays people fear of extinction of the 
Bengali language and its style. I do not think so, because Bengali is the 
fifth largest speaking language in the world".

  "Within the next 10 years Bengali will be the third largest language in the 
world," he added.

  The book 'Digital Revolution Drives Finclusion' has been published as a 
collection of those significant pieces and thoughts, providing conscientious 
readers with a thorough understanding of Bangladesh's digital financial 
service sector.

  Speaking at the book launch, Tanvir A Mishuk said, "Through this book, I 
hope to convey that, following the digital revolution, it is now time to make 
digital services broadly accessible to every citizen. I hope book-loving 
readers will provide helpful feedback and inspire me to produce something 
better in the days ahead".

   The book "Mustafa Jabbar, Ekaki Parbat Aarohi'' is available at 17 number 
stall of Banglaprokash pavilion at Amar Ekushey Book Fair whereas Tanvir A 
Mishuk's publication titled "Digital Revolution Drives Finclusion" will be 
available at Stall no. 439, 440 and 441.