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Discussion, quiz held in Monpura to raise awareness about digital addiction

Daily Sun Report, Bhola

Published: 16 Sep 2026, 05:32 PM

Discussion, quiz held in Monpura to raise awareness about digital addiction

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A discussion and a quiz competition were held in Monpura, Bhola, to discourage excessive smartphone and digital technology use by young people, raise awareness about their harmful effects, and encourage the positive use of technology.

The event was held at Hajirhat Hossainia Alim Madrasa in Monpura on Wednesday. The Monpura upazila unit of Bashundhara Shuvosangho organised the programme.

The discussion also focused on addiction to social media, its impact on studies, sleep disruption, harmful effects on physical and mental health, and the use of technology for education and skill development.

Abdul Khaleque Selim Molla, adviser to the Monpura upazila unit of Bashundhara Shuvosangho and vice-president of the upazila BNP, was present at the programme.

Shuvosangho Monpura upazila unit President Md Abdur Rahman Shoyeb, Vice-President Md Jihad Munshi, Organising Secretary Tanzila Rahman, and Finance Secretary Md Rifat, were also present at the event, among others.


Speaking at the meeting, Abdul Khaleque Selim Molla said mobile phones and digital technology are important means of education, information and communication in the present era. However, excessive use of these can negatively affect young people's studies, normal lifestyles and social interactions.

He urged young people to maintain a balance between the mobile phone use for learning processes and for other needs.

Monpura upazila unit Shuvosangho President Md Abdur Rahman Shoaib said, “The younger generation is the future of the country. So, it is important to utilise their talent, time and creativity in the right direction. Rather than completely avoiding mobile phones and the internet, it is important to ensure their positive use.”

“Teachers and society as a whole should play a responsible role in raising awareness among students,” he added.

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