Hobby of aquarium fish churning thousands for Bangladesh schoolboy
In the last one and a half years, tenth-grader Mosaddek Mandal Rahat established his aquarium fish farm "RM Ornamental Fish Zone" on 1.5 acres of family land in his village.
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