Impart moral edn to young generation, say speakers

Professionals and academics at a meeting yesterday unequivocally called for imparting moral education for developing a sense of moral values of young generation. They mentioned that many youths become derailed from true path due to lack of moral values and education.  So, emphasis should be given on enriching the youth forces with moral and ethical values institutionally.

They came up with the observation while addressing the opening ceremony of the ninth batch of MBBS in Barind Medical College (BMC) in Rajshahi city. General Secretary of the Workers Party of Bangladesh Fazley Hossain Badsha, MP, addressed the meeting as chief guest with BMC Principal Prof BK Dam in the chair. Indian Assistant High Commissioner Sanjeeb Kumar Bhatty, Managing Director of Barind Medical College and Hospital Muhammad Shamsuddin and BMC teachers Prof Golam Rabbani, Prof Aktery Afroz, Prof AB Siddiqui and Prof Rukhsana Khatun also spoke.

Badsha said quality education is very important for creating skilled human resources.  Similarly, the students must be protected from moral degradation.  He added that the teachers and others concerned should take the responsibility of quality assurance in education on priority basis. Time-fitting measures should be taken to ensure quality of education for achieving the sustainable development goals through taking the nation forward, he added.

Impart moral edn to young generation, say speakers

Professionals and academics at a meeting yesterday unequivocally called for imparting moral education for developing a sense of moral values of young generation. They mentioned that many youths become derailed from true path due to lack of moral values and education. So, emphasis should be given on enriching the youth forces with moral and ethical values institutionally. They came up with the observation while addressing the opening ceremony of the ninth batch of MBBS in Barind Medical College (BMC) in Rajshahi city. General Secretary of the Workers Party of Bangladesh Fazley Hossain Badsha, MP, addressed the meeting as chief guest with BMC Principal Prof BK Dam in the chair. Indian Assistant High Commissioner Sanjeeb Kumar Bhatty, Managing Director of Barind Medical College and Hospital Muhammad Shamsuddin and BMC teachers Prof Golam Rabbani, Prof Aktery Afroz, Prof AB Siddiqui and Prof Rukhsana Khatun also spoke. Badsha said quality education is very important for creating skilled human resources. Similarly, the students must be protected from moral degradation. He added that the teachers and others concerned should take the responsibility of quality assurance in education on priority basis. Time-fitting measures should be taken to ensure quality of education for achieving the sustainable development goals through taking the nation forward, he added.