Tejgaon:Prime Minister's Special Assistant Barrister Gias Uddin Rimon carried out unexpected inspections of two printing presses in Tejgaon to evaluate the quality and progress of printing free textbooks for the 2027 academic year.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, the inspections focused on assessing paper quality, printing standards, cutting, binding, and the overall process of supplying textbooks to the upazila level.
Gias Uddin emphasized the importance of completing the printing work within the stipulated deadline to ensure timely delivery of new textbooks to students. He stressed maintaining the required quality standards throughout the process.
He confirmed the visits to BSS, highlighting that the government is working under the Prime Minister's instructions to ensure that textbooks reach students across the country on time.
Earlier in the day, Gias Uddin held a review meeting with Education Ministry Senior Secretary Abdul Khaleque at the National Curriculum and Textbook Board (NCTB) office in Motijheel. The meeting focused on discussing the overall progress of textbook printing.
Gias Uddin serves as the Prime Minister's special assistant for the ministries of Civil Aviation and Tourism and Primary and Mass Education.