Annual Report

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Kumudini Government College

Tangail

Annual Report 2019-20

IDG PIN-1039

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Our profound most respect to the great leader

Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the Father of the Nation, on his centenary year of birth.

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dormitories (male and female), teachers’ dormitories, computer lab, science lab, auditorium, gymnasium, library, common room, teachers’ room, girls’ common room, toilet facilities for male and female students, internet access facilities, digital teaching facilities in classrooms, availability of wifi/hotspots, motor vehicles, etc.)

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3. Chapter 2: Highlights of the Year: 2019-20 25-32

3.1 Key achievements and highlights of the year of the college 26-28 3.2 Key achievements and highlights of the year of the department (for each department) 29-30 3.3 Highlights of students’ activities of the year (debate, cultural events, sports etc.) 31 3.4 Key achievements and highlights of the year of institutional development grants (IDG) 32

4. Chapter 3 Teacher Development 33-58

4.1 Overview of teaching force of the college (number of teachers by subject and by gender;

educational qualification of teachers; posting, transfer and vacancies; etc.)

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4.2 Teacher/professional development programs (programs # of teachers trained)

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4.3 Highlights of teacher development activities of the year 58

5. Chapter 4 Budget and Finance 59-60

5.1 Summary of annual budget and expenditures (2019-20) (including both development and non-development)

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5.2 Summary of annual revenues (2019-20) (including student tuition and fees; and other income generation)

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5.3 Status of annual audits 60

6. Chapter 5 Concluding Remarks 61-62

6.1 Overall assessment of performance of the last year and key targets for the following year

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6.2 Key challenges and risks for the college 62

6.3 Recommendations 62

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Introduction:

Pre-Foundation History

The history of female education in the Indian subcontinent is not glorious at all. The question of female education has long been ignored by the societies of this locality.

Moreover, social mindset towards female education was utterly negative and depressing and women were almost confined within the four walls and were compelled to do household chores merely. Social prejudice, ignorance, bigotry, familial restrictions etc stood in the way of female education. There have been mountain-high hurdles in the way of female education though women constituted half of the total population. As a result of it, women lagged behind in all regards and overall social development was intensely impeded.

The reality that without female education comprehensive national development is impossible was empirically perceived by Principal Ebrahim Khan, an educationist and prolific writer. He, accordingly, encouraged R.P. Shaha, an altruistic social worker, famous businessman and philanthropist, to set up a female college in Tangail Mohukuma (subdivision of Mymenshingh district). Principal Ebrahim Khan alongwith the local elites and the enlightened of Tangail earnestly urged R.P.

Shaha, a man of captivating personality, for founding the college. While on a visit to Tangail, R.P. Shaha was reminded of the importance of setting up a female college in Tangail. The great harbinger of humanity found it appropriate to contribute to the society once again and to do something for the progress of womenfolk. The well of human kindness rose in him and he enhanced his bounteous hands of cooperation. He named the college after his loving mother Kumudini whom he lost at the age of seven only. Consequently, Kumudini College came into being in 1943.

The Initial Journey of Government Kumudini College

The foundation history or the initial journey of Kumudini College is interestingly colourful and eventful. R.P. Shaha put forth his utmost devotion and labour to make the project a success. Preliminary journey of the college was not at all smooth and favourable. Dearth of female students and the societal reluctance made the initiative harder. Enormous efforts were made to collect female students and to inspire them.

R.P. Shaha declares- ‘My institutions are like pilgrimage to me’. In consistent with this motto, he started working for the college.

In the year 1943, the classes of Kumudini College were held at the house of

Premaditta Ghosh of Tangail town. Subsequently, arrangements were made to hold

classes at a go down possessed by Jatindranath Roy Chowdhury. Till the time of

shifting the college to the present location, classes were held there. In order of the

establishment of women’s colleges in the country, Kumudini College was the third

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one after Dhaka Eden College and Sylhet Women’s College. Srimati Yotirmoye Ganguly was the first principal of the college. Whatever the history, R.P. Shaha founded the college with a noble vision to spread out the light of education among the girls of this locality as well as across the country.

Recognition From Bangabandhu

The Father of The Nation, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, in his famous book Ausamapta Atmajiboni /Unfinished Memoirs (P-76/2012/UPL Publication) refers to R.P. Shaha with great admiration for his commitment to the establishment Kumudini College. ‘Kumudini College exists at the contribution of him(R.P.

Shaha)’- Bangabandhu made the invaluable comment as to the founding history of Govt. Kumudini College.

Location

The college is located at the central point of the town of Tangail. It is situated at Biswas Betka. Marked by its exquisitely beautiful natural sights, the college has about 14 acres of land area. The main campus is surrounded by a high wall. In the campus, there is a spacious playground and a spectacular pond with rows of myriad trees on four sides.

Superstructure

There is a three-storeyed Administrative Building, a two-storeyed long Intermediate Building, two three-storeyed Academic Buildings and a three-storeyed Masters Building in the main campus. Besides the buildings, there are also three wide corrugated iron houses in the college campus to hold classes and examinations. All the academic activities of Higher Secondary level, Honours, Masters and Degree(Pass) programmes of 16 departments are being accomplished in the rooms of these buildings and houses. The central library of the college is located at the 2

^nd

floor of the Administrative Building.

Hostel

The hostel of the college is separated from the main campus by a wall. At the core of nature, there are three spacious buildings for the hostel of the college to accommodate approximately 800 students of Higher Secondary, Honours and Masters levels.

Teachers

A host number of skilled, qualified and experienced teachers are engaged in

rendering education to the students of Govt. Kumudini College. There are 27 posts

of lecturer, 17 posts of assistant professor, 8 posts of associate professor in the

college. The Principal and the Vice Principal hold the post of professor.

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Co-Curricular Activities

The college has already earned immense reputation for its co-curricular activities.

Traditionally, the college is the seat of cultural activities. National Days are observed with precision by the students of Govt. Kumudini College. Moreover, students’ participation in sports, art and culture, literature, Girls’ Guide and in Women’s Scout has heightened the image of this institution exponentially.

Govt. Kumudini College and National Movements

The students and the teachers of Govt. Kumudini College are also part of the glorious national movements of the country. They raised their fiery voice against the injustice and oppression of the then Pakistani Government. Many students of the college spontaneously took part in the Language Movement of 1952 and in the Liberation War of 1971. The names of the then student leaders like Khandoker Rubi and Hasina Khan are mingled with our glorious Language Movement. The college will always be proud of the martyred teacher, Abdus Sattar, of the Deptt. Of History who made the supreme sacrifice for the greatest cause of our Liberation War.

Nationalization

The college was nationalized in the 1

^st

January of the year 1979. Upto the time of its nationalization, all the institutional expenditures of the college were afforded by Kumudini Welfare Trust.

Digitalization Process

In compliance with the current government’s vision, almost all possible measures have already been taken to digitize the college campus. The college administration and a good number technologically skilled teachers have been working painstakingly to bring the opportunities of information and technology to the students of the college. A few of the classrooms are now digitalized and the entire campus has been brought under WIFI networking system. Teachers’ in-house training on IT is also going on to impart more efficacious classes taking the advantages of information and technology. In addition to it, extensive steps are being taken to open the E-mail address of about 6500 students of the college.

Students have already started reaping the benefits from the Sheikh Rasel Digital

Lab which has been set up at the 2

^nd

floor of the academic building.

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Description Of The Infrastructures At A Glance

Infrastructures Description

Type of college Girls’ college.

Total area 14.13 acre

Total open space 0.112 acre

Play-ground 1.00 acre

Pond/water body 3.00 acre (One pond)

Garden 2.00 acre

Boundary wall around college campus 3429 feet

Boundary wall around Principal’s residence 853 feet

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Professor Md. Abdul Mannan (Philosophy)

Eminent writer of the books:

1. Darshaner Samasyaboli Theory & Analysis 2. Bangalir Darshan: Chetona O Avibakti 3. Bangalir Darshan: Prachin O Modhya Jug 4. Bangladesh Darshan

5. Bangalir Darshan: Adhunik O Samakal

Great philanthropist Ranadaprasad Shaha (15 November 1896 - May 1971) Martyred in 1971 by the ruthless collaborators of Pakistani Army.

Professor Alim Al Razi (Philosophy) Has been working as principal & vice principal in different prominent government colleges with reputation

across the country for over ten years.

Founder Of The College

Principal Vice Principal

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Page No- 8 Site Plan of Govt. Kumudini College

Key Entrance to Govt. Kumudini College

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Page No- 9 Science Building stretching east-west and facing to the north

Masters Building stretching east-west and facing to the south

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Page No- 10 Old Academic Building

Classroom of corrugated iron house upholds the age-old heritage of the college.

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Page No- 11 CEDP Office

A bird’s eye view of the annual sports programme arranged at the college

playground

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Page No- 12 Partial view of the inside of the archive.

Professor Md. Abdul Mannan, Principal &

Moazzam Hossen Bhuiyan, Secretary of the Teachers’ Council & Others.

A corner to archive the memories of the Father of the Nation Bangabandhu

Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and the glorious Liberation War

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Page No- 13 Between the classes during the free periods students are engaged in studying

at the central library of the college

Teachers’ Lounge

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Page No- 14 Martyrs’ Column at the college campus

Students in rows participate in Assembly prior to their regular academic activities of

the day

A moment of hoisting national flag chanting

national anthem in the morning from the Assembly

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Page No- 15 A spacious pond with rows of enthralling coconut

trees reflects the serene sky.

A straightway leads to the college hostel.

A corner rich in extinct species of plants and herbs has been set up to enhance the knowledge

of the students of nature.

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Page No- 16 R.P. Shaha Hall

Vasani Hall

Rokeya Hall

Hostel of Govt. Kumudini College

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Vision

The vision of Government Kumudini College aims at creating skilled, knowledgeable, conscientious and compassionate citizens who will enable themselves to encounter any of the future challenges with fortitude and endurance upon the national and global perspective.

Mission

1. Ensuring quality education building up the institutional capacity.

2. Making the graduates demandable and marketable at home and abroad.

3. Making good citizen imbibed with commitment and patriotic zeal.

4. Raising technological skill imparting technical knowledge.

Purpose and Structure:

The basic purpose of the report is to illustrate a brief and vivid picture of the institution as well as to highlight the major activities accomplished during the fiscal year 1919-1920.

The report contains the following five chapters covering the year 1919-1920:

Chapter -1 Overview of the college

Chapter -2 Highlights of the year 2019-2020

Chapter -3 Initiatives relating to the Teachers’ Development.

Chapter -4 Budgets and Finance.

Chapter -5 Concluding Remarks.

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Chapter-1

Overview of the College

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Chapter 1:

Overview of the College (Institutional and Academic)

2.1 Governance and teaching structure (governing body, principal, vice-principal, professor, associate professor, assistant professor, Lecturer, administration, finance, accounting, lab technician)

Manpower of the college at a glance:

1. Governing Body : Not applicable as it’s a government college 2. Principal : Professor Md. Abdul Mannan (ID- 0007501) 3. Vice Principal : Professor Alim Al Razi (ID- 0002439) 4. Professor : 03 (Insito)

5. Associate Professor : 08 6. Assistant Professor : 17 7. Lecturer : 27

8. Administration :

(Principal-1, Vice-Principal-1, Head Assistant-1, Office Assistant Cum Computer Operator-1, Store Keeper-1, Peon-06, Swiper-01) Total-12

9. Financial : N/A

10. Accounting : (Assistant Accountant-01) Total-01 11. Lab Technician : N/A

12. Etc : N/A

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2.2: List of Departments and other Academic Programs (department name, # of students enrolled, # of teachers)

Sl.

No. Subjects Annual intake capacity

Honours 1^st Yr Honours 2^ndYr Honours 3^rdYr Honours 4^thYr Preliminary Masters Final Year Total Students Teachers Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female

1 Bangla 100 - 97 - 78 - 88 - 55 - - - 19 - 337 04

2 Botany 95 - 94 - 92 - 92 - 64 - - - 342 02

3 Chemistry 50 - 49 - - - 49 02

4 Economics 120 - 119 - 101 - 71 - 57 - - - 30 - 378 04

5 English 120 - 117 - 106 - 98 - 61 - - - 5 - 387 04

6 Geography 80 - 73 - 72 - 55 - 53 - - - 16 - 269 04

7 History 100 - 88 - 88 - 53 - 54 - - - 283 04

8 Home Economics 100 - 86 - 57 - 26 - 26 - - - 195 02

9 Islamic History 100 - 94 - 65 - 40 - 25 21 - 25 - 270 05

10 Mathematic 115 - 113 - 80 - 80 - 60 - - - 333 02

11 Philosophy 120 - 98 - 36 - 70 - 30 - - - 234 04

12 Physics 115 - 109 - 75 - 65 - 55 - - - 304 02

13 Political Science 120 - 120 - 120 - 95 - 96 - 50 - 55 - 536 04

14 Social Work 150 - 148 - 120 - 108 - 107 - 89 - 79 - 651 06

15 Sociology 120 - 119 - 107 - 97 - 57 - - 43 - 423 04

16 Zoology 50 - 50 - 39 - - - 89 02

Total 1655 0 1574 0 1236 0 1038 0 800 0 160 0 272 - 5080 55

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Total Number of Teachers in the College in 2019

Sl.

No .

Subject

S an ction ed p osts

Regular Contractual

Part-time (Attachment/

Insitu)

Total Ph. D.

Holder

Male Female Male Female Mal

e Female Male Female Male Female

1 Bangla 04 02 02 - - - 01 02 03 - -

2 Botany 02 - - - - 01 01 01 01 - -

3 Chemistry 02 02 - - - - - 02 - - -

4 Economics 04 01 02 - 02 01 01 02 05 - -

5 English 04 03 01 - - - - 03 01 - -

6 Geography 04 04 - - 01 01 - 05 01 - -

7 History 04 02 01 - - - - 02 01 - -

8 Home

Economics 04 - 02 - 03 - - - 05 - -

9 Islamic

History 05 04 01 - - - 01 04 02 - -

10 Mathemati

c 02 02 - - - 01 - 03 - - -

11 Philosophy 04 02 02 - - - - 02 02 - -

12 Physics 02 02 - - - 01 - 03 - - -

13 Political

Science 04 03 01 02 03 - - 05 04 01 -

14 Social

Work 06 03 01 01 - - 01 04 02 01 -

15 Sociology 04 01 02 - 02 - - 01 04 - -

16 Zoology 02 - 02 - - - - - 02 - -

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2.3: Key Academic Statistics (pass rate for each level (pass, Hon, Mas); student-teacher ratio; male- female student ratio; # of stipend and scholarship recipient students, etc.)

Sl. No. Subjects Pass Hon Mas Student-Teacher Ratio

Male- Female Student Ratio

Stipend and Scholarship Recipient

Students

1 Bangla 34 32 84.25 N/A

2 Botany 33 171.00 N/A

3 Chemistry 24.50 N/A

4 Economics 44 24 94.50 N/A

5 English 24 96.75 N/A

6 Geography 42 29 67.25 N/A

7 History 19 70.75 N/A

8 Home

Economics 12 97.50 N/A

9 Islamic

History 39 42 54.00 N/A

10 Mathematic 30 166.50 N/A

11 Philosophy 19 58.50 N/A

12 Physics 10 152.00 N/A

13 Political

Science 81 57 134.00 N/A

14 Social

Work 102 87 108.50 N/A

15 Sociology 65 105.75 N/A

16 Zoology 44.50 N/A

17 BA 39 N/A 12

18 BSS 77 N/A 24

19 BSc 06 N/A N/A

Total 122 554 271 92.36 N/A 36

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39 77

6 34 33

44 24

42

19 12 39

30

19 10 81

102

65

32 24 29

42

57 84.25 87

171

24.5

94.5 96.75

67.25 70.75 97.5

54 166.5

58.5 152

134

108.5105.75

44.5

0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180

Pass Hon Mas Student-Teacher Ratio

Key Academic Statistics is shown in chart below

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2.4: Infrastructure and facility profile of the college (including, classrooms, students’ dormitories (male and female), teachers’ dormitories, computer lab, science lab, auditorium, gymnasium, library, common room, teachers’

room, girls’ common room, toilet facilities for male and female students, internet access facilities, digital teaching facilities in classrooms, availability of wifi/hotspots, motor vehicles, etc.)

Infrastructural facilities of the college at a glance

1. Classrooms : 26

2. Students’ Dormitories (Male) : N/A (girls’ college) 3. Students Dormitories (Female) : 3

4. Teachers’ Dormitories : N/A

5. Computer Lab : 01

6. Science Lab : 06

7. Auditorium : N/A

8. Gymnasium : N/A

9. Library : (central library-01, seminar library-16) Total-17

10. Common Room : N/A

11. Teachers’ Room : 01

12. Girls’ Common Room : 01

13. Toilet Facilities for Male Students : N/A(girls’ college) 14. Toilet Facilities for Female Students : 43

15. Internet Access Facilities : Yes 16. Digital Teaching Facilities In

Classrooms : Yes (projector presentation in 08 Classrooms) 17. Availability of Wifi/Hotspots : Yes (20MBPS)

18. Motor Vehicles : Yes

19. Etc : N/A

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Chapter-2

Highlights of the Year

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Chapter 2: Highlights of the Year 2019-2020

3.1: Key Achievements and Highlights of the Year 2019-2020 of the College

In compliance with the traditional reputation as to the different aspects of the previous years, the fiscal year 2019-2020 also stand out with some distinctions for Govt. Kumudini College. The students of the college demonstrate their academic distinction as usual alongwith their skill in co- curricular activities.

Govt. Kumudini College produced a good number of graduates during the prescribed fiscal year.

Students’ active participation in Girls in Rover & BNCC was very much obvious. The spontaneous participation of the students in games and sports, cultural activities, debate competition etc during this year is notable as well.

Key Achievements Made by The Students During The Fiscal Year 2019-2020:

➢ District Championship in the Football, Cricket, Volley Ball & Hand Ball events.

➢ Zonal Championship in Cricket.

➢ Zonal Runners-up in Football & Volley Ball.

➢ Championship in debate competition at district level.

➢ Distinction in cultural competition at upzila & district level.

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Page No- 27 Debate team of Govt. Kumudini College

Jubilant debaters of Govt. Kumudini College take part in a competition under MNCH project

organized by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare at Sheikh Hasina Medical College,

Tangail

College cricket team receive match wining trophy.

Certificate awarded to the volley ball team of the college.

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Honourable Principal is receiving the key of the college bus from the Honourable Minister

of Road Transport and Bridges on 24, November 2019. The college bus was awarded as

a gift from the Honourable Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

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Page No- 29 3.2: Key achievements and highlights of different departments.

Sl. No. Subject

Achievements

Total Students Pass Fail Percentage %

1. BA 49 39 10 79.59

2. Bangla 41 34 7 82.93

3. Botany 33 33 0 100.00

4. BSc 6 6 0 100.00

5. BSS 117 77 40 65.81

6. Economics 58 44 14 75.86

7. English 49 24 25 48.98

8. Geography 52 42 10 80.77

9. History 54 19 35 35.19

10. Home Economics 22 12 10 54.55

11. Islamic History 50 39 11 78.00

12. Mathematics 40 30 10 75.00

13. Philosophy 27 19 8 70.37

14. Physics 28 10 18 35.71

15. Political Science 92 81 11 88.04

16. Social Work 113 102 11 90.27

17. Sociology 67 65 2 97.01

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49 41 33

6 117

58 49 52 54

22

50 40 27 28

92 113 67 39 34

33

6 77

44

24 42 19

12 39

30

19 10 81

102

10 65 7

0

0 40

14

25 10 35

10 11

10

8 18

11 11

79.59 2 82.93

100

100 65.81

75.86 48.98

80.77 35.19

54.55 78

75 70.37

35.71 88.04

90.27

97.01

0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350

Total Student Pass Fail Percentage %

Key achievements and highlights of different departments are shown in graph below

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Page No- 31 3.3: Highlights of the activities of the students of the year 2019-2020 (debate,

cultural events, sports etc.)

Event Name Activities Highlights

Debate

Spontaneous participation in inter-college debate competition

Presenting enjoyable debates

Cultural Events

Actively

participate in different cultural competitions

Demonstrating some

distinctions at the upazila &

district levels Sports

➢ Football

➢ Cricket

➢ Volley Ball

➢ Hand Ball

Football District Champion

Cricket District Champion

Volley Ball District Champion

Hand Ball District Champion

Cricket Zonal Champion

Football Zonal Runners-Up

Volley Ball Zonal Runners-Up

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Page No- 32 3.4: Key Achievements and Highlights of the Year of Institutional Development Grants (IDG)

Kumudini Government College, Tangail potentially enables itself in achieving the Institutional Development Grants (Category-B) Under CEDP of the Ministry of Education.

The college submitted the Financial Plan and Procurement Plan to the CEDP Authority and the Authority auspiciously approved the Document.

The College successfully completed the procuring process activities of G-1 (RFQ), G- 2 (RFQ) by Institutional Development Grants (IDG) in due course of time.

The college has, in the mean time, figured out a master plan to implement the project

meticulously.

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Chapter-3

Teacher Development

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Chapter 3: Teacher Development

4.1: Overview of Teaching Force of the College (Number of teachers by subject and by gender;

educational qualification of teachers; posting, transfer, and vacancies; etc.)

Sl.

N o.

Subject

S anc ti one d post s Regular Contractual Post

Part-time (Attachment/In

Sito)

Total Ph. D.

Holder

Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female

1 Bangla 04 02 02 - - - 01 02 03 - -

2 Botany 02 - - - - 01 01 01 01 - -

3 Chemistry 02 02 - - - - - 02 - - -

4 Economics 04 01 02 - 02 01 01 02 05 - -

5 English 04 03 01 - - - - 03 01 - -

6 Geography 04 04 - - 01 01 - 05 01 - -

7 History 04 02 01 - - - - 02 01 - -

8 Home

Economics 04 - 02 - 03 - - - 05 - -

9 Islamic

History 05 04 01 - - - 01 04 02 - -

10 Mathematic 02 02 - - - 01 - 03 - - -

11 Philosophy 04 02 02 - - - - 02 02 - -

12 Physics 02 02 - - - 01 - 03 - - -

13 Political

Science 04 03 01 02 03 - - 05 04 01 -

14 Social Work 06 03 01 01 - - 01 04 02 01 -

15 Sociology 04 01 02 - 02 - - 01 04 - -

16 Zoology 02 - 02 - - - - - 02 - -

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4.1: Overview of Teaching Force of the College (educational qualification of the teachers;

posting, transfer, and vacancies; etc.) Name of the Teacher Teachers’

ID

Designation Date of Birth

Date of Joining

Department Professor dr. Muhammad azad

khan ( insito osd)

00009821 Professor 20/06/1968 20/03/2012 Political science

Name of the Teacher Teachers’

ID

Department Shazadi hosne ara ( insito osd) 2477 Professor 01/09/1963 02/03/2020 History

ID

Department Professor syeda afroja begum

( insito osd)

002425 Professor 04/05/1965 23/03/2011 Economics

ID

Department Mohammad sayedur

rahman

013502 Associate professor 05/03/1976 17/11/2016 Bangla Educational qualification

Name of

Exam Group Board/University Grade/Class/Division Marks/GPA Year

of Exam

Publication of Result

Ssc Science Dhaka board First divition 713 1992 1992

Hsc Humanities Dhaka board First divition 643 1994 1994

B.a (hon’s)

Bangla Rajshahi Second 764 1997 1999

M.a Bangla Rajshahi Second 258 1998 2001

Posting & joining (last to first)

Designation Name of Institution Date of Joining Date of Release

Lecturer Govt. Ain uddin college 02/07/2005

Name of the Teacher

Teachers’ ID Designation Date of Birth

Department Saifur rahman 2674 Associate professor 30/09/1967 06/11/2014 Geography

Educational qualification Name of

Exam Group Board/Universit y

Grade/Class/Divisio n

Marks/GP A

Year of Exa m

Publicatio n of Result

Ssc Science Dhaka First 704 1982 1982

Hsc Science Dhaka Second 570 1984 1984

B.sc(hon’s )

Geograph y

Dhaka Second class 1191 1987 1990

M.sc Geograph

y

Dhaka First class 480 1988 1992

Designation Name of Institution Date of

Joining

Date of Release Assistant professor Govt. Shahid sohrawardi college 19/04/2009 05/11/2014 Assistant professor Govt. Rajendra college, faripur 01/07/2007 18/04/2009

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Assistant professor Directorate of secondary and higher

educatin

03/03/2004 27/02/2007 Assistant professor Govt.azizul haque college, bogra 20/01/2002 01/03/2004

Lecturer Chittagong govt. College 28/09/1996 19/01/2002

Lecturer Ananda hohan college 13/08/1996 21/09/1996

ID

Department Mohammed sanowar hossain khan

(osd)

7167 Associate professor

15/10/1967 03/01/2015 Geography Educational qualification

Name of

Marks/GP A

Year of Exa

m

B.sc(hon’s )

Geograph y

Jahangirnagar Second class 1058 1988 1989

M.sc Geograph

y

Jahangirnagar Second class 630 1989 1991

Posting & joining (last to first)

Joining

Date of Release Associate professor Sonagazi govt. College 13/11/2014 31/12/2014 Assistant professor Kumudini govt. College, tangail 17/09/2008 11/11/2014

Lecturer Gurudayal govt. College 06/12/2003 16/09/2008

ID

Department Pranesh ranjan roy (osd) 007128 Associate

professor

05/08/1967 03/03/2014 Physics Educational qualification

Name of

Exam Group Board/University Grade/Class/Division Marks/GPA Year of Exam

Publication of Result

Hsc Science Dhaka First 653 1984 1984

B.sc(hon’s) Physics Dhaka Second class 1142 1987 1990

M.sc Physics Dhaka Second class 402 1988 1992

Joining

Date of Release Assistant professor Govt. Moulana mohammad ali college 18/02/2009 01/03/2014 Assistant professor Kumudini govt. College, tangail 03/09/2006 18/02/2009 Assistant professor Govt. Saadat college 30/05/2005 30/09/2006

Lecturer Sherpur govt. College,sherpur 25/03/2000 28/05/2005

Lecturer Gournadi college 10/08/1996 25/01/1999

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Name of the

Teacher

Teachers’

ID

Department Afia sultana 007128 Associate professor 05/08/1967 03/03/2014 Physics

Exam Group Board/University Grade/Class/Division Marks/GPA Year of Exam

Hsc Science Dhaka First 653 1984 1984

B.sc(hon’s) Physics Dhaka Second class 1142 1987 1990

M.sc Physics Dhaka Second class 402 1988 1992

Joining

Date of Release Assistant professor Govt. Moulana mohammad ali college 18/02/2009 01/03/2014 Assistant professor Kumudini govt. College, tangail 03/09/2006 18/02/2009 Assistant professor Govt. Saadat college 30/05/2005 30/09/2006

Lecturer Gournadi college 10/08/1996 25/01/1999

Teachers’

ID

Department Sumon ara 954 Associate professor 16/09/1969 16/05/2013 English

Marks/GP A

Year of Exa m

Ssc Humanitie

s

Dhaka Second 536 1984 1984

Hsc Humanitie

s

Dhaka Second 588 1986 1986

B.a(hon’s )

English Dhaka Second class 407 1989 1993

M.a English Dhaka Second class 237 1990 1994

Joining

Date of Release Assistant professor Sreenagar govt. College 22/09/2008 15/05/2013

Lecturer Govt. Bangla college 02/11/1997 22/09/2008

Lecturer Govt. Zaheda safir mohila college 14/08/1996 01/11/1997

Teachers’

ID

Department

Md. Kamrul hasan 2253 Associate

professor 03/02/1967 30/11/2015 Islamic history and culture

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Educational qualification

Name of

Exam Group Board/University Grade/Class/Division Marks/GPA

Year of Exam

B.a(hon’s) Islamic history and culture

Rajshahi Second class 524 1988 1991

M.a Islamic history and culture

Rajshahi Second class 288 1989 1993

Joining

Date of Release Associate professor Coxs bazar govt. College 22/11/2014 29/11/2015 Assistant professor Govt. Moulana mohammad ali college 15/09/2013 13/11/2014 Assistant professor Nagarpur govt. College 29/05/2005 15/09/2013 Lecturer Govt. Zaheda safir mohila college 23/04/2003 28/05/2005 Lecturer Govt. Ashek mahmud college, jamalpur 08/08/1996 23/04/2003

ID

Department

Md. Ataur rahman 3281 Associate

professor 01/04/1968 20/11/2016 Social work Educational qualification

Name of

Exam Group Board/University Grade/Class/Division Marks/GPA

Ssc Arts Dhaka Second 559 1983 1983

Hsc Arts Dhaka First 615 1985 1985

B.s.s(hon’s) Social work

Mss Social

work

Joining

Date of Release Associate professor Feni govt. College 10/11/2015 19/11/2016 Assistant professor Tongi govt. College 16/09/2008 09/11/2015 Assistant professor Bhawal badre alam govt. College 13/05/2008 16/09/2008 Lecturer Bhawal badre alam govt. College 01/08/1999 13/05/2008

Lecturer Feni govt. College 10/08/1996 31/07/1999

Teachers’

ID

Department Abdul Razzak 00017183 Assistant Professor 02-11-1975 10-07-2014 Bangla

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Educational Qualification

Name of Exam

Group Board/University Grade/Class/Division Marks/GPA Year

of Exam

Ssc Science Dhaka 1st Class 626 1990 1990

Hsc Science Dhaka 2nd Class 561 1993 1993

B.A

(Hon's) Bangla National University 2nd Class 415 1997 1999

M.A Bangla National University 2nd Class 225 1998 2000

Posting & Joining

Joining

Date of Release Assistant Professor Palashbari Govt.College 06-02-2014 08-07-2014

Lecturer Govt.Nazir Akhtar College 02-07-2005 04-02-2014

ID

Designation Date of Birth Date of Joining

Department Gopi Nath Datta 00016916 Assistant Professor 31-12-1975 16-08-2011 English

Educational Qualification Name

of Exam

Ssc Arts Dhaka 1st Class 606 1990 1990

Hsc Arts Dhaka 1st Class 736 1992 1992

B.A

(Hon's) English University Of Dhaka 2nd Class 463 1995 1999

M.A English University Of Dhaka 2nd Class 265 1996 1999

Designation Institution Name Joining Date Relish Date

Assistant Professor Govt . Moulana Mohammad Ali College 31-10-2010 16-04-2011 Assistant Professor Nagarpur Govt. College 17-07-2010 31-10-2010

Lecturer Govt. Barhamgong College 10-12-2003 13-07-2010

Department Mohammad Rahan

Uddin Kamrul 00016008 Assistant

Professor 16-02-1978 30-07-2017 Political Science Educational Qualification

of Exam

Bss Bss Jahangirnagar

University 2nd Class 1209 1998 2001

Mss Political Science

Jahangirnagar

Designation Institution Name Joining Date Relish Date

Assistant Professor Govt Zia Mohila College, Feni 08-02-2014 29-07-2017 Lecturer Govt. Barura Shahid Smriti College 02-04-2006 06-02-2014

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Name of the

Teacher

Department Mohammad Rahan

Uddin Kamrul 00016008 Assistant

Professor 16-02-1978 30-07-2017 Political Science Educational Qualification

of Exam

Bss Bss Jahangirnagar

Mss Political Science

Jahangirnagar

Assistant Professor Govt Zia Mohila College, Feni 08-02-2014 29-07-2017 Lecturer Govt. Barura Shahid Smriti College 02-04-2006 06-02-2014

Department

Mohammad

Habibur Rahman 00017401 Assistant

Professor 25-12-1976 14-05-2013

Islamic History And

Culture Educational Qualification

Group Board/University Grade/Class/Division Marks/GPA Year

of Exam

B.A (Hon's)

Islamic History And

Culture

University Of

Dhaka 2nd Class 804 1997 2008

M.A Political Science

University Of

Assistant Professor Kumudini Govt College 01-10-2006 13-05-2013

Lecturer Islamiya Govt College 02-07-2005 30-09-2006

Department

Sakhina Khatun 00015017 Assistant

Professor 28/06/1974 01/01/2015

Islamic History And

Culture

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of Exam

Hsc Science Dhaka 1st Class 639 1992 1992

B.A (Hon's)

Islamic History And

Culture

Rajshahi

M.A Political Science

Rajshahi

University 1st Class 300 1996 1999

Assistant Professor Lecturer

ID

Department

Md. Abdullah Talukder 00014242 Assistant

Professor 01-01-1979 12-12-2017 Philosophy Educational Qualification

of Exam

B.A (Hon's)

Philosophy University Of

M.A Philosophy University Of

Assistant Professor Pabna Govt. Women`S College 15-05-2013 11-12-2017

Lecturer Govt Saadat College 08-11-2008 14-05-2013

Lecturer Sirajganj Govt. College 02-07-2005 08-11-2008

ID

Department Muhammad Shamsul

Alam 00012693 Assistant

Professor 07-07-1975 02-02-2011 Economics Educational Qualification

of Exam

B.Sc (Hon's)

Economics Jahangirnagar

M.Sc Economics Jahangirnagar

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Assistant Professor Islamia Govt. College 13-07-2010 01-02-2011

Lecturer Kumudini Govt College 01-07-2009 12-07-2010

ID

Department

Moazzam Hossen Bhuiyan 00013925 Assistant

Professor 10/01/1976 24/09/2013 Economics Educational Qualification

of Exam

Bss Economics Chattogram

Mss Economics Chattogram

Assistant Professor Najipur Govt Degree College 15/05/2013 24/09/2013

Lecturer Kumudini Govt College 14/10/2010 14/05/2013

Lecturer Nagorpur Govt College 02/07/2005 14/10/2010

ID

Department

Shilpi Basak 00022025 Assistant

Professor 15/11/1977 16/12/2012 Economics Educational Qualification

of Exam

Bss Economics National University 2nd Class 464 1998 1999

Mss Economics National University 2nd Class 225 1999 2000

Lecturer Kumudini Govt College 16/12/2012

Lecturer Sahajadpur Govt College 01/08/2011 15/12/2012

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ID

Department Mohammed Mamun-Or-

Rashid 00017051 Assistant

Professor 19/11/1975 21/05/2015 History Educational Qualification

of Exam

Ssc Science Dhaka 2nd Class 568 1990 1990

B.A (Hon's)

History

National University 2nd Class 431 1997 1999

M.A History National University 2nd Class 250 1998 2001

Assistant Professor Govt. Bhiku Memorial Degree College 01-12-2014 21-05-2015 Assistant Professor Ishwardi Govt.College 10-11-2014 27-11-2014

Lecturer Sheikh Fazilatunnessa Govt Mohila Collage 21-08-2006 03-06-2013

ID

Department

Azrina Nasrin Chowdhury 00021681 Assistant

Professor 01-03-1982 24-11-2016 Sociology Educational Qualification

of Exam

Bss History University Of Dhaka 2nd Class 1177 2002 1994

Mss History University Of Dhaka 2nd Class 289 2003 2005

Bed Education National University 1st Class 692 2006 2007

M.Ed Education Ahsan Ullah

University 1st Class 497 2007 2008

Assistant Professor Lecturer Lecturer

Teachers’ ID Designation Date of Birth Date of Joining

Department Farhana Tasmin 00023856 Assistant

Professor (Insito)

01-12-1986 01-11-2018 Sociology

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Group Board/University Grade/Class/Division Marks/GPA

Ssc Humanities Dhaka A 4.25 2001 2001

Hsc Humanities Dhaka A- 3.60 2003 2003

B.S.S (Hon’s)

Sociology University Of Dhaka

2^nd 1116 2007 2008

M.S.S Sociology University Of Dhaka

2^nd 282 2008 2010

Lecturer Comilla Victoeia College 15-01-2013 21-03-2015

ID

Department Dr.Md. Oliul Islam

Chowdhury 00013520 Assistant

Professor 01-01-1975 28-05-2014 Social Welfare Educational Qualification

Name of

Grade/Class/Divisi on

Marks/GP A

Year of Exa

m

Publicatio n of Result Ssc Science University Of

Rajshahi 1st Class 707 1989 1989

Hsc Science Rajshahi 1st Class 657 1991 1991

B.S.S(Hons )

Social Welfare/Soci

al Work

University Of

Rajshahi 2nd Class 490 1995 1998

Mss

Social Welfare/Soci

al Work

University Of

Phd

Role Of Grameen

Bank In Poverty Reduction: A

Study On Santhia Upazilla Social Welfare/Soci

al Work

University Of

Rajshahi Pass 5 2007 2007

Assistant Professor Govt.B.M College 16-05-2013 24-05-2014

Lecturer Govt. Rajendra College Faripur 15-05-2008 14-05-2013 Lecturer Govt.Sundarban Adarsha College 02-07-2005 12-05-2008

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ID

Department

S. M. Shakhawat Hossain 00023047 Assistant

Professor 20-07-1986 15-06-2013 Social Welfare Educational Qualification

Name of

Marks/GP A

Year of Exa

m

Ssc Science Dhaka A- 3.36 2002 2002

Hsc Arts Dhaka A- 3.80 2003 2003

B.S.(Hons )

Social Welfare/Soci

al Work

University Of

Mss

Social Welfare/Soci

al Work

University Of

Dhaka B+ 3.45 2010 2011

Pgd

Role Of Grameen

Bank In Poverty Reduction: A

Study On Santhia Upazilla Social Welfare/Soci

al Work

Computer

Science B+ 3.27 2019 2019

Designation Institution Name Joining

Date

Relish Date

Assistant Professor Osd 29-10-2017 07-10-2018

Lecturer Sonagazi Government College 03-06-2012 13-06-2013

ID

Department

Abu Rasel Md. Saim 00017876 Assistant

Professor 10-12-1978 19-12-2017 Geography Educational Qualification

of Exam

Ssc Science

Board Of Intermediate And

Secondary Education, Rajshahi

1st Class 810 1994 1994

Hsc Science

Secondary Education, Dhaka

1st Class 636 1996 1996

B.A (Hon's)

Geography Jahangirnagar

M.A Geography Jahangirnagar

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Date

Relish Date Assistant Professor Bogra Govt.College 13-08-2017 19-12-2017 Assistant Professor Govt. Rajendra College Faripur 16-11-2016 12-08-2017

Lecturer Kumudini Govt College 30-10-2010

Lecturer Abdulpur Govt College 18-11-2008 30-10-2010

Teachers’ ID Designation Date of Birth Date of Joining

Department Abdullah Dewan 00012684 Assistant

Professor (Osd)

24-12-1973 13-07-2010 Mathematics

of Exam

Ssc Science Dhaka 1^st 600 1989 1989

Hsc Science Dhaka 1^st 712 1991 1991

B.Sc (Hon's)

Mathematics University Of Dhaka

1^st 971 1994 1996

M.Sc Mathematics University Of Dhaka

1^st 427 1995 1997

Assistant Professor Govt Saadat College 18-12-2010 17-10-2012 Associate Professor Islamia Govt. College 13-07-2010 17-01-2011

Lecturer Govt . Moulana Mohammad Ali College

10-12-2003 12-07-2010

ID

Department

Krishna Chandra Dhor 00013670 Assistant

Professor 13-09-1975 20-02-2012 Mathematics Educational Qualification

of Exam

Ssc Science

1st Class 750 1990 1990

Hsc Science

1st Class 708 1992 1992

B.Sc (Hon's)

Mathematics University Of

M.Sc Mathematics University Of

Dhaka 1st Class 383 1996 1998

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Date

Relish Date Assistant Professor Kumudini Govt College 20-02-2012 19-12-2017

Lecturer Sapaher Govt Degree College 03-07-2005 15-01-2006

ID

Department Mohammad Shafiqul

Islam 00014451 Assistant

Professor 25-12-1975 06-08-2014 Physics Educational Qualification

of Exam

Ssc Science

1st Class 695 1990 1990

Hsc Science

1st Class

719 1992 1992

B.Sc (Hon's)

Physics University Of Chittagong

1st Class

645 1995 2008

M.Sc Physics University Of Chittagong

1st Class

396 1996 2001

Date

Relish Date Assistant Professor Govt. B. L. College,Khulna 18-05-2013 02-08-2014

Lecturer Govt. Bangla College 04-02-2010 13-05-2013

Lecturer Govt. Zaheda Safir Mohila College 02-07-2005 03-02-2010

Teachers Name Teachers Id Designation Date Of Birth Joining Date Department Mohammad

Humayun Khalid

00013933 Assistant Professor (Insito)

05-03-1975 01-11-2018 Physics

of Exam

Ssc Science Dhaka 1^st 659 1990 1990

Hsc Science Dhaka 1^st 709 1992 1992

B.Sc (Hon's)

Physics University Of Dhaka

1^st 1145 1996 1997

M.Sc Physics University Of Dhaka

1^st 438 1997 1999

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Lecturer Nagarpur Govt. College 02-07-2005 17-03-2009

ID

Department

Sajib Banik 00015769 Assistant

Professor 10-03-1974 09-10-2012 Chemistry Educational Qualification

of Exam

B.Sc (Hon's)

Chemistry University Of

Chittagong 2nd Class 1425 1995 1997

M.Sc Chemistry University Of

Chittagong 1st Class 486 1996 2000

Date

Relish Date Assistant Professor Govt Saadat College 20-02-2012 08-10-2012

Lecturer Govt Saadat College 02-04-2009 20-02-2012

Lecturer Reebordi Govt. College 02-07-2005 21-03-2009

ID

Department

Anarkaly 00013895 Assistant

Professor 19-04-1973 15-05-2013 Zoology Educational Qualification

of Exam

Ssc Science Rajshahi 1st Class 715 1989 1989

Hsc Science Rajshahi 1st Class 645 1991 1991

B.Sc (Hon's)

Zoology University Of

M.Sc Zoology University Of

Rajshahi 1st Class 372 1995 1995

Date

Relish Date Assistant Professor Kumudini Govt College 29-10-2015 01-01-2000

Assistant Professor Dhaka College 09-11-2014 28-10-2015

Assistant Professor Govt. Haraganga College 15-05-2013 06-11-2014

Lecturer Govt. Haraganga College 02-07-2005 15-05-2013

Annual Report

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Kumudini Government College

Tangail

Annual Report 2019-20

IDG PIN-1039

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Table of Contents

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Introduction:

Pre-Foundation History

The history of female education in the Indian subcontinent is not glorious at all. The question of female education has long been ignored by the societies of this locality.

The Initial Journey of Government Kumudini College

R.P. Shaha declares- ‘My institutions are like pilgrimage to me’. In consistent with this motto, he started working for the college.

In the year 1943, the classes of Kumudini College were held at the house of

Premaditta Ghosh of Tangail town. Subsequently, arrangements were made to hold

classes at a go down possessed by Jatindranath Roy Chowdhury. Till the time of

shifting the college to the present location, classes were held there. In order of the

establishment of women’s colleges in the country, Kumudini College was the third

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one after Dhaka Eden College and Sylhet Women’s College. Srimati Yotirmoye Ganguly was the first principal of the college. Whatever the history, R.P. Shaha founded the college with a noble vision to spread out the light of education among the girls of this locality as well as across the country.

Recognition From Bangabandhu

Shaha)’- Bangabandhu made the invaluable comment as to the founding history of Govt. Kumudini College.

Location

Superstructure

floor of the Administrative Building.

Hostel

The hostel of the college is separated from the main campus by a wall. At the core of nature, there are three spacious buildings for the hostel of the college to accommodate approximately 800 students of Higher Secondary, Honours and Masters levels.

Teachers

A host number of skilled, qualified and experienced teachers are engaged in

rendering education to the students of Govt. Kumudini College. There are 27 posts

of lecturer, 17 posts of assistant professor, 8 posts of associate professor in the

college. The Principal and the Vice Principal hold the post of professor.

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Co-Curricular Activities

The college has already earned immense reputation for its co-curricular activities.

Govt. Kumudini College and National Movements

Nationalization

The college was nationalized in the 1

January of the year 1979. Upto the time of its nationalization, all the institutional expenditures of the college were afforded by Kumudini Welfare Trust.

Digitalization Process

Students have already started reaping the benefits from the Sheikh Rasel Digital

Lab which has been set up at the 2

floor of the academic building.

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Description Of The Infrastructures At A Glance

Infrastructures Description

Type of college Girls’ college.

Total area 14.13 acre

Total open space 0.112 acre

Play-ground 1.00 acre

Pond/water body 3.00 acre (One pond)

Garden 2.00 acre

Boundary wall around college campus 3429 feet

Boundary wall around Principal’s residence 853 feet

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Great philanthropist Ranadaprasad Shaha (15 November 1896 - May 1971) Martyred in 1971 by the ruthless collaborators of Pakistani Army.

Page No- 8 Site Plan of Govt. Kumudini College

Key Entrance to Govt. Kumudini College

Page No- 9 Science Building stretching east-west and facing to the north

Masters Building stretching east-west and facing to the south

Page No- 10 Old Academic Building

Classroom of corrugated iron house upholds the age-old heritage of the college.

Page No- 11 CEDP Office

A bird’s eye view of the annual sports programme arranged at the college

playground

Page No- 12 Partial view of the inside of the archive.

Professor Md. Abdul Mannan, Principal &

Moazzam Hossen Bhuiyan, Secretary of the Teachers’ Council & Others.

A corner to archive the memories of the Father of the Nation Bangabandhu

Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and the glorious Liberation War

Page No- 13 Between the classes during the free periods students are engaged in studying

at the central library of the college

Teachers’ Lounge

Page No- 14 Martyrs’ Column at the college campus

Students in rows participate in Assembly prior to their regular academic activities of

the day

A moment of hoisting national flag chanting

national anthem in the morning from the Assembly