Translate the following paragraph into Bangla:
Remittances to Bangladesh surged 7.69% year-on-year to $2.10 billion in January, marking the highest monthly inflow in the past seven months. According to date from the central bank, $1.98 billion arrived in December. Additionally, $2.19 billion arrived in June last year, which is the highest for a single month. Bankers say many banks are facing dollar shortages and are therefore keen to collect the greenback from expatriates. Additionally, the overall amount of remittances has increased as some banks are collecting dollars at a higher price than the declared rates. At present, the announced price for buying remittances is Tk109.50, but bankers said remittances are being bought at rates of up to Tk122.