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Khulna to Mark 165th Birth Anniversary of Eminent Scientist Acharya Prafulla Chandra Roy

Khulna district administration has organized various programs to commemorate the 165th birth anniversary of renowned scientist Acharya Prafulla Chandra Roy.

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The Khulna district administration has planned a series of events to observe the 165th birth anniversary of eminent scientist Acharya Prafulla Chandra Roy in Paikgachha. The programs include floral tributes, a discussion meeting, student competitions, a documentary screening, and the release of a commemorative publication.

Floral Tributes and Discussion Meeting

Floral tributes will be paid at 10am on August 2 at the bust of Acharya Roy at his ancestral home in Raruli under Paikgachha upazila, followed by a discussion meeting.

Student Competitions

Quiz, essay writing, and extempore speech competitions will be held at Bhuban Mohini Secondary School in Raruli, with participation from students of various schools and colleges in the upazila.

Documentary Screening

A documentary on the life, works, scientific achievements, and social contributions of Acharya Prafulla Chandra Roy will be screened at the premises of his ancestral home.

Commemorative Publication

A commemorative publication highlighting the life and achievements of Acharya Roy will be released as part of the celebrations.

Source: BSS

FAQ

When will the birth anniversary of Acharya Prafulla Chandra Roy be observed?
The 165th birth anniversary of Acharya Prafulla Chandra Roy will be observed on August 2.
What events are planned for the observance?
The events include floral tributes, a discussion meeting, student competitions, a documentary screening, and the release of a commemorative publication.
Where will the floral tributes be paid?
Floral tributes will be paid at the bust of Acharya Roy at his ancestral home in Raruli under Paikgachha upazila.
Who can participate in the student competitions?
Students from different schools and colleges of the upazila can participate in the quiz, essay writing, and extempore speech competitions.

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