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National Youth Day Observed in Balaganj

Balaganj, Sylhet, Sylhet

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Shahab Uddin Shahin, Balaganj (Sylhet) Correspondent

Shahab Uddin Shahin, Balaganj (Sylhet) Correspondent • 1 Nov • 2 min read • 1 views · 1 impressions

National Youth Day Observed in Balaganj
Participants and dignitaries during the National Youth Day observance in Balaganj, Sylhet. Photo: Daily Best News

National Youth Day 2026 was observed in Balaganj upazila on November 1, 2026, under the inspiring theme "Skilled Youth Will Build the Country, Bangladesh for All".

In the morning, following a colorful rally on the upazila parishad premises, a discussion meeting and certificate distribution ceremony were held in the upazila parishad hall room. Upazila Nirbahi Officer Marina Debnath delivered her speech as the chief guest at the discussion meeting.

Among the special guests who addressed the event were Upazila BNP President Golam Rabbani, Dewan Bazar UP Chairman Nazmul Islam Nojom, Divisional Youth Medal recipient Shahab Uddin Shahin, social worker Masuk Mia, and organizer Mohammad Ali.

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The meeting was moderated by Upazila Assistant Youth Development Officer Md. Mizanur Rahman. Trainees Farhana Akter Tanni, Noman Ahmad, and Mohan Ali also spoke on the occasion. The program commenced with a recitation from the Holy Quran by Qari Golam Mostafa and Gita recitation by Suvarna Das.

Speakers at the discussion meeting called upon the youth to step forward in building a drug-free society, eradicating unemployment, and creating entrepreneurial initiatives.

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Reported by Shahab Uddin Shahin, Balaganj (Sylhet) Correspondent • Edited by the Daily Best News desk. Send corrections to [email protected].

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