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Adamjee Cantonment College wraps up National Debate Tournament

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Press Release
12 May, 2025, 11:30 am
Last modified: 12 May, 2025, 01:50 pm

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Adamjee Cantonment College wraps up National Debate Tournament

Press Release
12 May, 2025, 11:30 am
Last modified: 12 May, 2025, 01:50 pm
Adamjee Cantonment College wraps up National Debate Tournament

 ACC Genesis 2025, the national English debate tournament organised by ACCDC-English, concluded in grand style after three dynamic days filled with passionate arguments, sharp counterpoints, and inspiring intellect at Adamjee Cantonment College.

The prestigious event brought together some of the brightest young debaters from across the country, culminating in a gripping final round and a colourful cultural evening.

The opening ceremony was graced by the esteemed Principal of Adamjee Cantonment College, ABM Nowroj Ehsan, BSP, BGOM, and NDC, PSC, who served as the chief guest. In his speech, he

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Commended the participants for their intellectual spirit and highlighted the significance of debate in shaping confident, thoughtful leaders of tomorrow.

The first two days of the tournament featured intense preliminary rounds and a vibrant campus atmosphere. Sponsor Manavi presented a promo video that set an energising tone, while participants explored a variety of decorated stalls and photobooths across the campus. Curated and designed by Adamjee Cantonment College students and volunteers, these attractions added colour, creativity, and a festive flair to the competitive environment, making the experience truly memorable for all attendees.

The Grand Final of the Open Category saw a thrilling intellectual showdown between IUT 1 and BUP RAG. With compelling arguments, strategic clarity, and confident delivery, both teams displayed remarkable debating skills. In the end, IUT 1 took home the championship title, while BUP RAG secured a strong second-place finish in a final that will be remembered for its sharp insights and depth of discussion.

The High School Category Final was equally riveting. ACC 01 faced off against MLISDC in a battle marked by eloquence and composure. Showcasing the promising talents of Bangladesh's next generation of debaters, ACC 01 emerged victorious, while MLISDC earned runner-up honours in a well-fought contest.

Beyond the debate floor, ACC Genesis 2025 celebrated youthful energy and creativity through an evening of cultural performances. The night featured everything from captivating dance routines to emotionally resonant musical pieces, painting a vivid picture of the diverse talents of participants and volunteers.

The success of ACC Genesis 2025 underscored the transformative power of youth engagement, intellectual exchange, and teamwork. With broad national participation and a spirit of camaraderie, the tournament has solidified its status as a flagship event in Bangladesh's debate calendar.

As the final curtain falls, ACCDC-English extends its heartfelt gratitude to every participant, adjudicator, volunteer, and supporter who helped turn this vision into a lasting legacy.

TBS / Adamjee College / Corporate

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