DU celebrates 104th founding anniversary tomorrow

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DHAKA: Dhaka University (DU), the country’s highest

echelon of academic excellence, is going to celebrate its 104th founding

anniversary through elaborate programmes with the theme “Higher Education for

Skill Development of Young Generation”.

Vice-Chancellor (VC) Professor Dr. ASM Maksud Kamal will officially

inaugurate the daylong programme as the chief guest at Payra Chattar in front

of the university’s Teacher-Student Center (TSC) at 10 am tomorrow, said a

press release here today.

Marking the day, teachers, students, officers and employees of the

university, led by the VC, will gather at Smriti Chirantan Chatwar with a

procession at 9.30 am tomorrow morning.

Later, they will march to Payra Chatwar in front of the TSC with a colorful

procession. The inaugural ceremony will begin at 10am by hoisting of

national, DU and hall flags, releasing of pigeons and balloons and cutting of

cake on the premises of Payra Chattar.

After the inauguration ceremony, a discussion session will be held in the TS
C

Auditorium at 10.30 am on the theme which will be addressed by the Jatiya

Sangsad (JS) Speaker Dr Shirin Sharmin Chaudhury as the chief guest while the

DU VC Dr ASM Maksud Kamal will preside over it.

The discussion will also be addressed, among others, by DU Pro-VC

(Administration) Prof Dr Mohammad Samad, Pro-VC (Academic) Prof. Dr. Sitesh

Chandra Bachar and Treasurer Prof Momtaj Uddin Ahmed.

Senate and syndicate members of the university, deans of various faculties,

provosts of various halls, chairpersons of different departments along with

teachers-students, alumni and officers-employees will participate in the

discussion.

At the beginning of the meeting, the cover of the second volume of the book

titled ‘Smaranika’ and ‘Dhaka University, History and Heritage’ will be

unveiled.

The road from Nilkhet to Fuller Road area will be restricted for vehicular

movement from 9:30 am to 10:30 am tomorrow and thus, all are requested to use

alternative roads.

On the occasion of the celebration, no cla
sses will be held tomorrow from

8.00 am to 1.00 pm, but the examinations will be held as usual.

Source: Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha