The Dhaka Times Desk Not everyone sees communal harmony the same way. But there are some people in the society who see all religions equally. For example, an old woman donated her life's savings to the Bharat Sevashram Sangh and 12 acres of land for a Muslim cemetery!
Many in the area call her 'Mother Teresa'. She is Poornima Bandyopadhyay of Chidda village in Palashipara Hospitalpara area of Nadia, India. Currently he is 79 years old. Place of birth Thakurbari, Ballabpur, Srirampur, Hooghly district, India. Father was Avinash Banerjee, and mother was Bimala Banerjee. The family was very disciplined.
Purnima Devi had to leave home due to family disputes after getting a job in the social welfare department of the state government. Since then he visited different districts and finally retired from Palashipara block office in 2000. After staying in a rented house for several times, he built a two-storied house with a Shiva temple on the 5th century land on the south bank of the Jalangi river on the west side of the Palashipara Bridge. Purnima Devi started living alone in that room. Although his body is worn out due to age, his speech is still in taunton
Poornimadevi said, 'What is the use of me? I did not get married myself, I passed 79 years in the name of Tagore. Knowing about the inconvenience of my 12 katha land to the Muslim brothers, I gave them the deed in the name of Bimala-Avinash Samadhikshetra. I have also donated.'
He also said, 'Now I only have a pension of a few thousand rupees. How many days I will live, will pass in this sense. I don't know if there is anything like the joy of serving others with a smile.'
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