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Foundation Stone of Lions International School Laid in Rangpur

Rangpur Sadar, Rangpur, Rangpur

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Farhaduzzaman Faruk, Rangpur Bureau

Farhaduzzaman Faruk, Rangpur Bureau • 14 Nov • 2 min read • 2 views · 2 impressions

Updated 14 Nov 2026

The foundation stone of Lions International School has been laid in Rangpur. On Saturday (November 14) afternoon, Lions Club Governor Mohsin Imam Chowdhury formally laid the foundation stone in the Mandira area along Pirgachha Road in the city.

Presided over by Lions Club of Rangpur Mahiganj President Rafiq Ullah Badsha, the event featured speeches from special guests including Immediate Past Governor Shankar Kumar Roy Mona, Cabinet Secretary Lion Enayet Ullah Shafiq, Region Chairperson Shamsul Alam, Mahiganj College Principal Akhtaruzzaman Saju, and Lion Nazmul Alam Naju.

Speaking as the chief guest, Lions Club Governor Mohsin Imam Chowdhury said, "By laying the foundation stone of Lions International School, we have started dreaming big. Those who will manage this school must ensure the enhancement of educational quality, environmental protection, and build an inclusive, wonderful learning environment. Only then will we reach our desired goal."

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He added, "I firmly believe that the students who graduate from this institution will actively contribute to nation-building."

Among others present at the ceremony were Foundation Stone Laying Committee Convener and Lions Club of Rangpur Mahiganj President Alamgir Kabir, and Secretary Saiful Islam Azad.

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Reported by Farhaduzzaman Faruk, Rangpur Bureau • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].

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