Uttara University celebrates Pohela Boishakh 1433
Uttara University marked Pohela Boishakh 1433 with a vibrant Boishakhi Utshab on 16 April 2026.
Students, faculty, officials, and distinguished guests united to celebrate the Bengali New Year and highlight the institution's commitment to cultural heritage.
Traditional decorations transformed the campus into a lively fairground, reflecting Bangladesh's rich cultural heritage.
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Stalls and colourful displays cultivated a strong sense of community and cultural pride among participants.
The mela featured traditional attractions, including kite displays, a nagordola, balloon shooting, and a bioscope. These offerings provided entertainment and a nostalgic link to Bengali traditions.
Organisers served refreshments, enhancing participants' comfort and enjoyment.
A highlight of the celebration was the cultural programme. It featured musical and dance performances that showcased the artistic talents of the university community.
Professor Dr Eaysmin Ara Lekha, Vice-Chancellor of Uttara University, addressed the gathering, underscoring the significance of cultural preservation and unity.
Notable attendees included Kazi Mahiuddin, Registrar; Mohammad Ali, Controller of Examinations; and Professor Dr Parveen Akther Jemy, Adviser to the university.
Their attendance underscored the administration's strong support for the festivities.
Fatiha Ayat delivered a speech on the Millennium Development Goals. She connected global development priorities to the role of youth in shaping a sustainable future.
The programme concluded with musical performances by Wahida Tamanna Hussain and her team. These acts left a lasting impression on the audience.
The Boishakhi Utshab at Uttara University strengthened community engagement and promoted cultural pride.
The celebration embodied Pohela Boishakh's spirit, reinforcing values of unity, tradition, and shared identity.
