Saturday, April 9, 2016
Gaibandha Govt. Boy's High School
Gaibandha Govt. Boys' High School is a high school
located in Gaibandha, Bangladesh. It is one of the oldest
schools of Bangladesh,established in 1885 and became public in 1968.Although
was set up children of surrounding areas, students now come from most parts of Bangladesh.The
school is under the direct control of the Ministry of Education.
Location
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Gaibandha
5700 Bangladesh |
Established
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1885 (Became public in 1968)
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School code
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6000
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Principal
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Sahana Banu
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Gender
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Boys
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Enrollment
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1,300
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Medium of
language
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Bengali
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Campus type
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Urban
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Sports
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Football, cricket, volleyball
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History of war of liberation
Gaibandha was under Sector 11
Area - Mymensingh District and Tangail District along with parts of Rangpur District, Gaibandha District, Ulipur Upazila|Ulipur, Kamalpur and Chilmari Upazila.Sector HQ - Teldhala, transferred to Mahendraganj October 10th 1971.
Sector Commanders
1.Major Ziaur Rahman (June 27th '71 - Oct 10th '71)2. Major Abu Taher (Oct 10 - Nov 2nd '71) suffered a mine blast injury. Service discharged by medical board - Nov 14th '71 in Pune, India, due to leg amputation. Temporarily reinstated BD Army Spring 1972*
3.Squadron Leader M. Hamidullah Khan (Nov 2nd '71 - Feb 14th '72)
Sub-Sectors and Commanders
1.Mankarchar (Squadron Leader M.Hamidullah Khan);2.Mahendraganj (Major Abu Taher; Lieutenant Mannan);
3.Purakhasia (Lieutenant Hashem);
4.Dhalu (Lieutenant Taher; Lieutenant Kamal);
5.Rangra (Matiur Rahman)
6.Shivabari (divided between junior commissioned officers of the EPR);
7.Bagmara (divided between junior commissioned officers of the EPR); and
8.Maheshkhola (a member of the EPR).
All Union Parishad
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Union Parishad
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saghata Upazila
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palashbari Upazila
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sundarganj Upazila
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sadullapur Upazila
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gobindaganj Upazila
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gaibandha-s Upazila
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fulchari Upazila
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Local Media
Locally published newspapers and periodicals Dainik: Ghagat,
Sandhan, Palash, Bhorer
Surya, Janasanket, Weekly: Ganauttaran, Ganaprahari, Palash, Gana
Uttaran; periodicals: Akash Tara, Shabda and Istikutum; extinct: Weekly
Gaibandha (1981), Weekly Kanthashwar (1973), Weekly Ganadut (1972),
Weekly Agradut (1928), Weekly Panthashala ((1991), Weekly Gayer Katha
(1991); Fortnightly Purbadiganta (1961), Monthly Tista (1961).
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