Sumaiya Nasrin Sama, a meritorious girl from Natore, has secured the first position in the 14th Bangladesh Judicial Service Commission (BJSC) examination.  On April 21, BJSC recommended 102 qualified candidates through relevant tests and exams for the posts of assistant judges where Sumiaya secured  the top position. Talking to the UNB, Sumaiya said she had no specific goal in life. She just wanted to do something better. “As I have been recommended for the post of assistant judge, I will try to deliver justice to the people,” she said. READ: BJSC chairman presents commission's Annual Report-2019 to President Expressing her firm commitment to stand by  those deprived of justice, Sumaiya sought prayer and blessings from the countrymen. The talented student secured GPA-5 in all her public examinations. Sumaiya got a talent pool scholarship at class-V from Laksmikol Govt Primary School. She got GPA-5 in JSC and SSC in 2010 and 2013 respectively from Boraigram Pilot High School in Natore. Later in 2015, Sumaiya got GPA-5 in HSC from Rajshahi College. The successful girl was a student of the 39th batch of the Department of Law of Rajshai University. Sumaiya’s father Abul Kalam Azad is a retired government official and her mother Naznin Khatun is an assistant teacher at Boraigram Pilot High School. She is the second child of her parents. The Naznin-Kalam couple said all their hard work has been successful in their daughter’s achievement. They hope their daughter will not spare anyone to ensure justice and sought prayers from all for their daughter. Mazedul Bari Nayon, mayor of Boraigram municipality, said they are proud of Sumaiya as she brought honour for the upazila.

Bangladesh Krira Shikkha Protishtan (BKSP) athlete Sumaiya Dewan left the capital for Kenya Sunday to participate in the Junior World Athletics Championship. The Junior World Athletics will be held in Nairobi during August 17-22. READ:  Clean, repeat: At Tokyo Games, virus is Olympians' chief foe  Sumaiya is the only athlete from Bangladesh to compete in the 100-metre and 200-metre sprint of the girls' under-18 group. Former national athlete Fouzia Huda Jui accompanied her as manager and coach. Bangladesh athlete Jahir Rayhan reached the semifinal of the men's 400-metre run in the Youth Athletics Championship in Nairobi in 2018.   READ:  Without the crowd's roar, Tokyo Olympians search for spirit