Steemit Challenge Season 34 - Week 9 : Question 2 : Your Favorite YouTube Channels
Steemian Friends,
Today, I will answer the second question for Week 09 of Steemit Challenge 34. Below, I have written about three of my favorite YouTube channels. I hope everyone enjoys what I have written.
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"Apon Thikana" is the first among my three favorite YouTube channels. I enjoy watching the various videos on this channel, through which I learn about human life, society, real-life experiences, and a wide range of other topics. It offers an opportunity to gain new insights into how people live and the environment around them. Furthermore, this YouTube channel helps reunite children who went missing in their childhood with their families.
My second favorite YouTube channel is Jamuna TV. I watch the news on this channel to stay informed about various developments in Bangladesh, significant events both at home and abroad, and contemporary issues. As a conscious citizen, I believe it is important for me to be aware of the country's economy, politics, and social situation.
My third favorite YouTube channel is an agriculture-focused channel called "Krishi Dibanishi," hosted by Shaikh Siraj. I have a particular interest in watching videos about agriculture and farm management. I dream of becoming a successful farmer in the future; therefore, I watch various videos on topics such as cattle farming, goat rearing, poultry farming, the construction of modern farm sheds, and agricultural management. These videos provide me with new ideas that will be useful when I establish my own farm in the future.
I believe that YouTube is not merely a source of entertainment; it is an important platform for acquiring knowledge and learning new things. In my spare time, I like to expand my knowledge by watching high-quality, educational videos. These three types of channels align with my personal interests, daily life, and future plans.
My three favorite YouTube channels are Apan Thikana, Jamuna TV, and Krishi Dibanishi. Each channel has its own unique characteristics. I like these channels because they benefit people, provide news about the country, and teach various educational topics related to agriculture.
Apon Thikana:
One of my favorite YouTube channels is 'Apon Thikana,' run by RJ Kibria. The channel works to reunite children who went missing in their childhood with their families. I have learned that, to date, more than 500 such children have been returned to their families. I find this work deeply moving and humane. It is hard to even imagine the immense joy a family must feel when a child, who has been separated from them for a long time, finally returns to their parents and loved ones. This noble initiative by 'Apon Thikana' truly impresses me; I believe such humanitarian efforts are of great importance to society. Through this channel, one person was even able to reconnect with their family after 60 years of separation. I look for new updates on the channel every day. Watching the videos—and hearing about the hardships people have endured—often brings tears to my eyes.
| YouTube Channel Name | Apon Thikana |
|---|---|
| Content Creator | RJ Kebria |
| Subscribers | 652K |
Jamuna TV
Jamuna TV is a popular news outlet and YouTube channel in Bangladesh. I like this channel because it allows me to stay informed about important national news, current events, and international affairs. As a conscious citizen, it is important for me to be aware of the situation in the country. In my spare time, by watching news on YouTube, I can stay updated on various developments both within the country and around the world.
| YouTube Channel Name | Jamuna TV |
|---|---|
| Content Creator | Jamuna Group |
| Subscribers | 31.1 M |
Krishi Dibanishi
'Krishi Dibanishi' is another one of my favorite YouTube channels. It publishes educational videos related to agriculture. Channels like this are very useful to me for learning about farming, raising livestock (such as cows and goats), managing poultry farms, and exploring modern agricultural techniques. I dream of becoming a successful farmer in the future; therefore, I look to the videos from 'Krishi Dibanishi' to gain new ideas.
| YouTube Channel Name | Krishi Dibanishi |
|---|---|
| Content Creator | Shaikh Siraj |
| Subscribers | 3.6 M |
I really enjoy watching videos from the channel 'Apon Thikana' (Own Address). This channel performs a noble, humanitarian service by helping children who went missing in their childhood reunite with their families. Through their new videos, I get to learn about deeply moving, real-life human stories.
I try to watch videos from Jamuna TV every day. They keep me updated on important news from Bangladesh, events happening both at home and abroad, and various contemporary issues. Staying informed about daily news is important to me.
Additionally, I watch videos from 'Krishi Dibanishi' (Agriculture Day and Night) with great interest. I dream of becoming a successful farmer in the future; therefore, I watch educational videos on topics like cattle and goat rearing, poultry farming, and modern agricultural techniques. I hope that the knowledge I gain from these videos will prove useful when I manage my own farm later on.
The first video was uploaded to the 'Apon Thikana' (Our Address) channel fifteen days ago. This initial video is about 10–15 minutes long, in which a woman recounts the story of how she went missing at the age of five. She describes the events she remembers from the time she was lost. Subsequently, people in our country shared this video. I have included the original video below.
The family of the woman named China—who appeared in basic video number 944—was located very quickly. I have provided an update video below showing the reunion between the two families. Many people were moved to tears while watching it. The girl, who was five years old at the time, is now around thirty-five. She reunited with her family members after nearly thirty years. By sharing a few memories from her childhood, she was able to recognize her family. It is a truly remarkable update video.
A video covering international news is uploaded to the YouTube channel every day. Additionally, Jamuna TV uploads videos every hour featuring news from various regions across the country. Below, I have provided the link to the video containing today’s international news.
Ever since I was young, I have been watching an agricultural program called 'Krishi Dibanishi' (Agriculture Day and Night), hosted by Shaikh Siraj. This program features videos showcasing various agricultural initiatives undertaken by entrepreneurs in our country's rural areas. I have started an agro-farming venture, so I watch these agricultural videos every day.
I could write on Steem about humanitarian initiatives—for instance, efforts to reunite lost children with their families—which can foster greater awareness and empathy among people. I could also share my perspectives on significant national events or social issues, drawing from reports featured on Jamuna TV; however, it is crucial to verify the accuracy of any information before sharing it.
Furthermore, the content presented by 'Krishi Dibanishi' (Agriculture Day and Night) is of particular interest to me, as I aspire to become a successful farmer. By leveraging the educational agricultural content from this channel, I could document my own experiences and the knowledge I have gained regarding cattle rearing, goat farming, poultry keeping, and modern agricultural practices.
I believe that presenting these topics on Steem—using my own language, personal analysis, and practical experience—would be highly beneficial for readers. That said, rather than directly copying content from others, I should always cite the original sources and, when necessary, obtain proper permission. In this way, I can create high-quality, informative, and educational posts on the Steem platform.
In my opinion, the best way to attract such content creators to Steem is by creating posts on the platform itself. One should start by crafting high-quality, engaging content on Steem—in one's own language—based on the material found on their YouTube channels. For instance, one could write about the humanitarian initiatives of 'Apon Thikana,' significant news reports from 'Jamuna TV,' or the educational agricultural content featured in 'Krishi Dibanishi.' Including links to the sources within these posts will allow readers to easily access further details. At the same time, it is important to inform these creators about the benefits of Steem, its community, the reward system, and the potential to earn income through writing. This could spark their interest in the platform and encourage them to share their own experiences and knowledge with a new audience.
On Steem, in addition to writing quality posts in my own language, I can also include links to Speem videos or YouTube videos. This allows readers to watch the original video and gain a more detailed understanding alongside reading the post. In this way, the work of content creators can reach a wider audience, encouraging them to share their content on the Steem platform.
| SL No. | My Invited Steemit Friends |
|---|---|
| 1 | @memamun |
| 2 | @wringo |
| 3 | @max-pro |
Apon Thikana is a wild pick. A channel that reunites lost kids with their families, that is way heavier than any news show. Your Krishi Dibanishi pick makes sense too since you want your own farm someday. So which one is helping you more right now? #s34engagement
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https://x.com/mahadih83660186/status/2113632090759541081
Saludos apreciado amigo. Más que una selección es una combinación de canales que juntos abonan a tu desarrollo. Uno de sirve para informarte y los otros para obtener conocimiento en distintas áreas. Es admirable ver personas que dan buen uso a las redes sociales y sobre todo al internet y creo que eres unas de ellas. Espero que sigas cultivando tus saberes a través de estos grandes canales. Bendiciones y éxitos siempre. #s34engagement
Thanks Friend....
#luckytubes
Thank you, dear sir; I am very happy to have received your award.
I have written about a YouTube channel called "Apon Thikana" (One's Own Home/Roots). This channel helps reunite children who went missing at a young age with their families. The reunions—taking place twenty or thirty years later—create deeply emotional scenes. I plan to write short blog posts about these videos. I hope that by reading about these children who were lost long ago, my friends on the Steemit platform will also learn about their stories.