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(a) C.U. Sales Counters, College Street. (b) Forward Publications, College Market. July, 1971 The month of July was a continuation of our efforts on the four aspects of our programme: (1) Assistance to Mukti Fouz, (2) Assistance to teachers, (3) Publications and (4) Picture exhibitions. Under programme 2 we could extend facilities by supplying teaching equipments to the different Camp Schools which have already been started with financial support from the international Rescue Committee and under the direct supervision of Bangladesh Sikshak Samiti. During the period we continue to offer assistance of a subsidiary nature to Youth Camps around the border of Bangladesh in the form of medicines, subsidiary food supplies to some camps and also in various other ways. The gradual fading out of the former Chief Minster’s Committee which was dong the major work is creating a vacuum which it is difficult for us to fill up due to paucity of funds. Inspite of the hurdles we have to carry on. Our Vice-Chancellor, Prof. S.N. Sen, the President of the C.U. Bangladesh Sahayak Samiti had been to Delhi but unfortunately the schemes for temporary absorption of Bangladesh teachers in our Universities could not be finalized. The undersigned, the Secretary of the Committee, had been to Delhi to take up with the Government and the UGC the early implementation of the various schemes sent to Delhi for approval. With the help of Shri D.L. Sengupta, M.P. the undersigned met the Prime Minister on July 22 and subsequently met Shri Chavan and Shri Siddhartha Sankar Ray-the Union Ministers. The Prime Minister was informed of the latest situation regarding the Bangladesh evacuees as far as it could be assessed by us with special reference to the teachers. The