Companion when music

When the sweet-spoken, runaway, smiling girl began to wear a white apron, relatives and friends were all happy. He was a favorite of his relatives, but gradually he became known to his classmates of Cox's Bazar Medical College for his great songs. Anbesha Palit prefers to sing Rabindra Sangeet, though she is best known on campus as a modern music artist.

Born and raised in Chittagong. However, the girl's address is now room 306 of the student hostel of Cox's Bazar Medical College. He is studying MBBS in the fifth year. Swarnamoy Chakraborty, the master of the Sangeet Parishad, started running around singing from the time he was in the first class. The only contribution behind learning music is the mother. He composed the tune with his mother's old harmonium for the first 6 years. He has taken part in many competitions, big and small, since his childhood and has gained a reputation. In 2010, Marks reached the third round of the all-rounder competition with only the song. Last year, his songs were among the top 3 in an online survey of multidisciplinary talent exploration of all medical students in the country.
Dr. Chittagong. She took school-college lessons from Khastgir Government Girls High School and Government City College. My father died in 2016. Then the pressure of medical reading has created quite a distance with the song. Still, he dreams that he will continue the song along with his studies and service to the people. Singing on stage, playing in movies - Anbesha seems to have become a little distracted while talking about these dreams.

Listening to music while studying medicine is his big entertainment. Get lost in another world just by listening to music and humming. She has been associated with the Medicine Club, a voluntary organization on campus, since its first year. Currently working as an advisor to the club. Through the club, he is taking part in various service programs including low blood group diagnosis, blood donation, vaccination, distribution of winter clothes to the poor and needy. Want to be a gynecologist and obstetrician in the future.

Tanzina Aktari