Jhenaidah, Oct. 2 -- Mission Acharya, who overcame extreme poverty and earned top academic results before being recommended for a government primary school teaching job, is now struggling to secure his appointment because he does not have a permanent home or land in his own name.

Mission, 30, completed his graduation and post-graduation in Finance and Banking from Islamic University after securing GPA-5 in secondary school and GPA-4.83 in higher secondary school.

He later passed the written and viva examinations for the primary assistant teacher recruitment and was recommended for appointment on merit.

However, the Jhenaidah District Primary Education Office has not handed him an appointment letter, citing complications over his perman...