94th anniversary of the Foundation of DU
“This University is Dacca’s greatest possession, and will do more than anything else to increase and spread the fame of Dacca beyond the limits of Bengal or even of India itself.”
Lord Lytton, February 1923
How did we fare!!
Fellow Alumnus
To celebrate the 94th anniversary of the Foundation of Dhaka University a gathering of the alumni has been organised. Let us relive our sweetest memories at our Dear Alma Mater.
We are glad to be able to announce that the President of the DU Alumni Association, Janab Raquibul Hassan will be with us on the occassion. Professor Atiqul Islam, ex Pro Vice-Chancellor, Edith Cowan Universty (ECU) will also be present.
We are expecting the High Commissioner of Bangladesh in Australia, a DU
Alumnus
himself, will be able to join us with same spirit.
You are most cordially invited to join the celebrations and share your fond memories with the fellow alumni of the institution that has far surpassed Lord Lytton’s expectations.
Date: 7 August, Friday
Place : Canberra Seniors Club
10 Watson Street, Turner, CBD
Time 6 pm Sharp
Light food will be served
Note: $5 contribution for hall hire & food will be appreciated.
Please CONFIRM your Participation by email – duaa.canberra.com, SMS Asap. All graduate from Dhaka University is Welcome
To get update information please visit priyoAustralia or Our Face Book/DUAAC,Canberra, Australia
With Warm regards
Ali Hosain 0412811662 hosain@homemail.com.au
Borhan Ahmed 0421553171 borhan_ahmed@hotmail.com
Kamrul Ahsan Khan 0452441952 kamrulk@gmail.com
duaa.canberra@gmail.com
On behlaf of DUAAC Team
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