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Sisimpur to be aired everyday

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29 September, 2020, 10:45 am
Last modified: 29 September, 2020, 10:53 am

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Sisimpur to be aired everyday

This children’s popular show will be broadcasted in the Friday and Saturday mornings

TBS Report
29 September, 2020, 10:45 am
Last modified: 29 September, 2020, 10:53 am
Halum, Ikri Mikri, Shiku, Tuktuki and other characters of Sisimpur. PHOTO: COLLECTED
Halum, Ikri Mikri, Shiku, Tuktuki and other characters of Sisimpur. PHOTO: COLLECTED

Children's popular Television series Sisimpur will be shown in Bangladesh Television every day of the week from the coming 1st of October. 

This children's popular show will be broadcasted in the Friday and Saturday mornings at 10:10 am and from Sunday to Thursday afternoons at 5:10 pm.

From now on there will be new episodes on each day whereas earlier one episode had been broadcasted for four consecutive days. 

The Executive Director of Sisimpur, Mohammad Shah ALam says "Sisimpur is an exceptional Early Childhood Development initiative for the children at pre-primary level.

All the components of Sismpur program is based on research and created considering Children's cognitive development.

This endeavor of Sisimpur was developed to create opportunity for every child along with the children in remote areas of Bangladesh for watching Sisimpur show every single day." 

 

 

Sisimpur / BTV

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