Joynal Abedin, Mymensingh : Mononesh Das is one of the prominent names in Mymensingh. No one inspired him to become a journalist. He considers journalism a lifelong learning in Muffsball. Recently, articles are being written about him in newspapers and on social media under the title of Charan Journalist. Those who know him know him well, but many are surprised. Many are interested to know who is this charan journalist Mononesh Das. In fact, he did not develop in journalism overnight. A lot of time, perseverance, talent, labor, patience has to pay a lot of price. He came to journalism in the era of letter press. Gradually fax, computer, email came. Handwritten letters in open envelopes have been printed in newspapers for a few days or a week. Drawing attention of people's representatives and administration in human awareness, starting from superstition, illiteracy, poor education, religion, tribe, community, language, culture, agriculture, economy, politics, society, nature, environment, insects, trees, soil, water. He tried to write what he saw. He does not know if they are really news! Most of his writings have been published in the daily Jahan from Mymensingh. Which is not stored online. It was also a challenge for him to sustain himself in the current online age and in the continuity of news writing. Thanks to Google, a lot of his writings are floating in front of our eyes in search engines. There are many articles in Ittefaq, bdnews24.com, Somewherein Blog, Dhaka Times where he has been called a citizen journalist. Basically, those who can understand his writings are writing about him. Senior Charan journalist Monataz Uddin Bhai has written. Eternal memories will remain. The recognition he has received in life has made him more valued after death. There are many writings of Manonesh Das which have not reached the technology of internet. Maybe one day they too will be discovered. The current generation says that if they don't see the news of demand on Google or Facebook, they will be uninformed, and if they see it, they will miss it. I also see the expression of people's anger against him through social media including Facebook. In fact, if we openly admit that we do not know what we do not know, then perhaps the problem is much less. Let's take the picture of political news. In fact he lives in Muktagachha of Mymensingh or in Mymensingh City. How to keep the news across the country? Bangladesh is a country of seventeen to eighteen crore people. Who do you talk to all day in Muktagachha or Mymensingh city? That is, what is the source of his news? Leaders of various parties including Awami League, BNP, Jatiya Party, Divisional Commissioners, DIG, DC, SP, UNO, OC, government and private employees, doctors, lawyers, teachers, researchers, fellow journalists, newspaper editors and many others. If you talk to tea sellers or drivers, artisans or workers on the way to and from the city, you will see plants, insects, small animals and even plants like Kharman growing in the dust of Bhabi desert. But a resident like him is marginalized, how poor he is, how rich he is? I think he is richer than many and poorer than many. The poor cannot vote for him. If such a party comes to power again, it is doing well. Tamuk party has submerged the country. Again, strange shapes and colors appear in the species. Scientists attribute the phenotype to the genetic traits of the species or the exceptional behavior of genes as the cause of such changes. This type of segregation is common in artificially grown rice or cereals in the laboratory. But in nature segregation is bad. In other words, it is very rare for a newcomer to become a leader. There is so much more news like politics. Which was discovered by journalists like Manonesh Das. After completing his journalism lessons from the university, some write in the office, while others write on a specific subject in the field. We have to write about everything. My writing from Muffsball also took the whole of Bangladesh by storm. I don't have time to go to Rajshahi, Khulna, Barisal, Chittagong, Rangpur, Sylhet, Dhaka even from Muktagachha. I understand the pulse of ordinary people! I am a Charan journalist. As a child, I used to see the doctors who came to my house, pounding the pulse. He used to diagnose the disease by pressing the pulse, looking at the eyes, mouth and tongue. He would not ask for sonography to tell if the fever was from malaria or filariasis. Not now. The current doctor prescribes the medicine after seeing the test report of blood and sugar test. The experience of mobsball journalists has also increased. Abu Saleh Md. Musa has started journalism in Muktagachha and has become a Mymensingh representative of private television, editor of a daily newspaper, member of Mymensingh Press Club and member of Central Committee of Federal Union of Journalists. The one who has been talking about Mmnonesh Das for two decades is a Charan journalist. Sirajul Islam, a senior reporter of Dainik Jugantar, a resident of Muktagachha and a student of the Department of Mass Communication, wrote about the major crime issues of the country but did not publish the news of his homeland. Before the formation of the Press Club, an organization of journalists in the Mofasbal area of Bangladesh, they used to go round the pastures and collect news. Trying to understand human psychology. As such press clubs have become stronger, the foundation has become stronger. Wise in journalism
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