National Revolution and Solidarity Day Observed at Daffodil International University

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National Revolution and Solidarity Day Observed at Daffodil International University

Daffodil International University (DIU) observed National Revolution and Solidarity Day 2026 on 11 November with a discussion session, essay competition and prize-giving ceremony on its campus. The programme was organised by the university’s Office of the Students’ Affairs to raise students’ awareness of the historical context and significance of the 7 November 1975 Sepoy-People Uprising and its impact on the national life of Bangladesh. The initiative also aimed to encourage historical learning and creative writing among students.

Professor Dr. M. A. Rahim, Dean of the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences at DIU, attended the programme as a special guest. Professor Md. Jamal Uddin of the Department of Environmental Sciences at Jahangirnagar University delivered the keynote address. The programme was presided over by DIU Pro-Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr. Mohammad Masum Iqbal. Assistant Professor Apurba Ghosh of the Department of Multimedia and Creative Technology conducted the opening session, while Professor Dr. A. B. M. Kamal Pasha, Adviser to the Office of the Students’ Affairs, delivered the concluding remarks.

During the discussion, the speakers highlighted the historical events surrounding 7 November, their social context and their significance in the history of Bangladesh. They emphasised the importance of gaining a deeper understanding of the country's national history, along with encouraging students to engage in evidence-based analysis and constructive discussions.

As part of the programme, prizes were distributed among the winners of the essay competition. The initiative highlighted the importance of developing students’ creativity, analytical thinking and writing skills while strengthening historical learning, social awareness, unity and the spirit of solidarity across the university community.