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Munshiganj Administration Felicitates 13 Achieving Students Marking Nazrul Year

Munshiganj, Dhaka

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Mahabub Alam Babu, Munshiganj Correspondent

Mahabub Alam Babu, Munshiganj Correspondent • 29 Oct • 2 min read • 5 views · 5 impressions

Munshiganj Administration Felicitates 13 Achieving Students Marking Nazrul Year
Munshiganj DC Syeda Nurmahal Ashrafy presenting floral greetings to students achieving success in Nazrul Year competitions. Photo: Daily Best News

Munshiganj Deputy Commissioner and District Magistrate Syeda Nurmahal Ashrafy felicitated 13 students who achieved success at the divisional level with floral greetings during a district-level award distribution ceremony for institution-based cultural competitions marking Nazrul Year.

The event took place on Wednesday (October 28) at 3:00 PM in the conference room of the District Commissioner.

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Highlighting that out of 57 participating students from Munshiganj at the divisional level, 13 students secured achievements across 16 events, the Deputy Commissioner termed the feat a matter of utmost pride for Munshiganj district.

Congratulating the successful students and expressing optimism that they will uphold Munshiganj district's reputation through national-level success, Deputy Commissioner Syeda Nurmahal Ashrafy stated that ensuring equal opportunities for talent development among students across all educational streams—including general, technical, and madrasa education—is one of the government's key objectives. She added that active participation in sports, music, recitation, dance, and other co-curricular activities alongside academics plays a vital role in fostering students' personalities, self-confidence, and leadership qualities.

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Reported by Mahabub Alam Babu, Munshiganj Correspondent • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].

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