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Announcement of NITER Language Club’s New Executive Panel for the 2025–26 Session

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The new executive panel of the NITER (National Institute of Textile Engineering and Research) Language Club for the 2025–26 session has been announced. According to an official post published on the club’s Facebook page on Friday afternoon, Sabia Rahman Meghla has been appointed as President, and Mubin Mridha as General Secretary of the new committee.

In addition, Mansif Samin has been selected as Vice President, and Sajib Mahmud as Joint General Secretary. Other members of the newly formed executive committee include — Md. Rizwanul Islam, Partha Pal, Sanjida Islam Diba, Md. Imtiaz Khan Sojin, Md. Shariful Islam, Sumaiya Islam Disha, Abdur Rahman Siam, Md. Imam Hasan Safin, Golam Yazdani, Md. Nasim, Ratul Biswas, Md. Nazmul Islam Sayem, Md. Ariful Haque Nayeem, Ankita Poddar Tithi, Nashra Tasnim Mahin, Md. Ibna Sabit Abir, Mahadi Hasan Mahin, Akib Hasnat, Redwan Ahmed Siam, Farhan Fahin, Amit Chandra Dey, Nure Fatema Parisa, Adri Sarkar, Al Arya Shreja, Md. Abdur Rahman, Satyabrata Das, Md. Rifat Alam, Dipashikha Sarkar, Saurav Neel, Md. Robiul Islam, Mohammad Nirab Khan, Anirban, Jami Khan, and Md. Al-Mahmud Shuvo.

According to the club authorities, the new panel members have already started working on the action plan for the upcoming session. They aim to organize various initiatives focusing on language, literature, communication skills, and leadership development for the club members.

It is worth mentioning that since its inception, NITER Language Club has played a vital role in enhancing students’ linguistic, cultural, and communication skills. The club continues to serve as a source of inspiration for the overall personality development of NITER students.

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