Young Scholar

Sangita Ahmed is our young scholar of the month of September 2000. She is a teacher of Dhaka University at the age of 27. She was first class 1st in M.sc. and in  B.sc. (honors) in Microbiology. Her score was 90% in her secondary and higher secondary examination. We wanted to know more about this young scholar and asked her following questions.

Sangita Ahmed

• How did you reach here today? Please describe.
  Ans: I have reached this position through my determination, hard work & sincerity. Continuous inspiration of my family   helped me a lot to accomplished my goal. 
   
  
• Do you think it needs very hard work to be successful in life?
  Ans: Yes, hard work is very necessary to achieve success in life. Hard work includes disciplined life style, sincerity, concentration to study & most important is determination. 
  
  
• Have you reached the goal, which you have dreamed at childhood?
  Ans: Yes, I had a dream to be a teacher from my childhood. And, that dream came true.
  
  
• Are you happy at this position?
  Ans: Yes, I am happy at this position. Because it was my dream & obviously it feels good when you succeed to your aim in life. 
  
  
• How many hours do you work everyday?
  Ans: I work about 10-12 hours everyday.
  
  
• Is your job very stressful?
  Ans: No.
  
  
• How many hours you spend for refreshment everyday?
  Ans: I take about 5/6 hours of refreshment in a day.
  
  
• What do you do in your leisure?
  Ans: For me, company of my family, is the best refreshment. Whenever I have my  family with me I get relaxed & feel the best.
  
  
• Do you think somehow you are contributing for the development of Bangladesh?
  Ans:Yes, as a teacher in Dhaka University & through my teaching profession, I think I have at least  some contribution in the development of the nation. Again, I am engaged in research work of different fields, which are also important for developing our country.
  
  
• Is there anything you don't like about your job?
  Ans: No
  
  
• Do you feel lonely sometime?
  Ans: Yes, because loneliness is a part of every human being & every person is lonely in his/her life.
  
  
• Do you read newspaper, magazine, books etc. everyday?
  Ans: yes, I read the newspaper in detail for a long time. I also read different type of magazine, books etc. whenever I get a chance.
  
  
• Do you think money is everything in life?
  Ans: No, I think money is important for life. But money is not everything. For me, family values & relationships are more important.
  
  
• What kind of  family responsibilities do you have?
  Ans: As a part of a family I obviously have mental, economical,  and all other responsibilities.
  
  
• How many hours do you sleep everyday?
  Ans: It is not certain.
  
  
• Do you want to go abroad?
  Ans: Yes, I want to go abroad for higher studies.
  
  
• What are your hobbies?
  Ans: My hobbies are to listen music & reading books. I also love traveling very much.
  
  
• Do you think  you might have disconnected from the world or missed modern technologies by living in Bangladesh?
  Ans: No, not completely. In today’s world of Internet & other modern technologies, it has become very easier to get connected with different parts of world.
  
  
• Do you think you are idle?
  Ans: No, never. 
   
  
• Do you need any inspiration to be succeeded? Please explain.
  Ans: Yes, because continuous inspiration & support provide mental strength to achieve success in life. 
  
  
• What are the things of human nature you feel most important?
  Ans: I think humanity & love for all is the most important part of human nature. Because if every person has love & kindness for mankind, then we can make a heaven in this world. 
  
  
• Do you feel monotones in your profession?
  Ans: No, as teaching was my goal, I enjoy my profession very much. 
      
• Do you feel yourself special among your friends, coworkers, & families?
  Ans: No.