Govt. Science College Language and Literature Club

Inna lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji’un.
Deeply saddened by the passing of Osman Hadis.
May Allah forgive his sins, grant him Jannah, and give patience to his family and loved ones

16 December — Victory Day of Bangladesh 🇧🇩

Today is not just a date.
It is the result of blood, sacrifice, and an uncompromising fight for dignity.

On this day in 1971, Bangladesh emerged as a sovereign nation after nine months of brutal struggle. Millions paid the price so we could stand free, speak our language, and own our future.

Respect the freedom.
Honor the martyrs.
Protect the country with integrity, not slogans.

Victory belongs to those who remember, and responsibility belongs to those who live today.

✨ Archive & Advance - 1.1 ✨

The Government Science College Language and Literature Club (GSCLLC) proudly hosted its signature seminar series, where seniors share their wisdom and juniors find direction. This session featured three incredible mentors — Asir (BUET 4th), Tahmid Bin Rauf (BUET 211th), and Monirul (DMC 40th) — who generously shared their experiences, strategies, and answered questions to guide juniors through their academic and career journeys and to give them a clear roadmap to follow.
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“Words? Stories? Not really my thing!”
If that’s how you feel, maybe it’s time to see language and literature in a whole new light beyond boring textbooks and essays!

📖 Government Science College Language & Literature Club is now reopening membership online and we want YOU! Whether you’re a bookworm or someone who’s never picked up a novel, this is your chance to explore the world of words your way.

🌟 What We Offer:

Language development

Communication improvement

Improving public speaking ability

Academic development

Skill-Building & opportunities

Community & social impact

Ready for exciting workshops, fun activities, and creative challenges? We’ve got it all.

How to Join:

⭕Contact our member recruitment booth

⭕Or text us in our official page

⏰ Hurry up and grab your spot!
Join the club where words create magic!

Today, we remember the undying spirit of our Bidrohi Kobi, the Rebel Poet, our national poet, Kazi Nazrul Islam, on his death anniversary. 🖤

Though he left this world on this day in 1976, his voice has never been silenced. He was more than a poet. He was a storm in written form, a composer of soul-stirring melodies, and a fierce warrior who fought against bigotry, oppression, and injustice with the might of his pen.

Nazrul’s words were a beacon of hope for the marginalized, a call to arms for the oppressed, and a symphony of love and rebellion that continues to resonate across generations. He taught us to hold our heads high, to question the unjust, and to always, always rise.

As we hum his timeless Nazrul Sangeet or recite his fiery verses, we don't just remember a legend—we keep a revolution alive.

Your words, Nazrul, are eternal. Your spirit, immortal. ❤️🇧🇩

উত্তরার মাইলস্টোন কলেজের শিক্ষার্থীদের পাশে এখনই দাঁড়ানোর সময়। এই দুর্যোগের মুহূর্তে আমরা সবাই যেন একসাথে তাদের পাশে দাঁড়াই, মানসিক, শারীরিক ও যে কোনোভাবে সাহায্যের হাত বাড়িয়ে দিই।