Jumbangla Desk: Nahid Islam, chief advisor to the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting inaugurated the main gate of Rangpur Begum Rokeya University.
On the 16th day of the university, he inaugurated it on Saturday at 10:30 am.
Meanwhile, the university's vice-chancellor professor Dr. Shaukat Ali, member of the University Grants Commission Professor Tanjim Uddin Khan along with leaders of the university and local administration.
Earlier, he came to the campus by road around 10 am. After singing the national anthem, the national flag and the university flag were hoisted. Later he participated in a colorful rally on the occasion of University Day. Nahid will be busy with various programs throughout the day.
According to the university authorities, 2 crore 9 lakh rupees have been spent on the construction of the main gate of the university.
It started as Rangpur University on October 20, 2008 during the previous caretaker government, but in 2009, the Awami League government came to power and changed its name to Begum Rokeya University.
The bravery of Abu Saeed, a student of Shaheed University, caught the attention of the whole country in the recent uprising. After almost three months, Berobi turned 17 today on Saturday. This year, the slogan of the university foundation day is also around Abu Saeed - 'Blessed to build a country, Abu Saeed's Bangladesh'.
The university, which started in a few abandoned rooms of the Government Teachers Training College in Lalkuthi area of Rangpur city, now has a permanent campus of 75 acres. In the beginning, 300 students in six departments, 12 teachers, three officers and 9 employees are now studying about 8 thousand students. There are 22 departments under six faculties. Dr. is here for higher studies. Wazed Research and Training Institute. In 16 years, Berobi has become a full-fledged university with four residential halls including a student hall under construction, four academic buildings, central library and other facilities. The academic performance of the premier school in the backward region is also enviable.
Such a coexistence of mosques and temples is hard to believe without seeing it yourself
