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A Promising Start — Executive Committee 2025–26

The inaugural general meeting of the Executive Committee 2025–26 of the ASME IUT Student Section was successfully held on May 5th. We were honored to have our respected faculty advisor, Dr. Madihah Binti Haji Maharof, Assistant Professor of the MPE Department, with us during the session.

Ma’am warmly welcomed the newly appointed committee members and shared her valuable guidance and encouragement for the journey ahead. The meeting reflected a collective enthusiasm for innovation, collaboration, and technical excellence, setting the tone for an exciting and productive term.

With fresh ideas, dedicated individuals, and a shared vision, we look forward to a year of growth, impactful initiatives, and meaningful achievements.

Congratulations!!!
We are excited to reveal the name of the individuals who have been selected to join our esteemed IUT ASME student section community as General Members from Batch 24.
A big round of applause for our talented and dedicated individuals who have joined our ranks. Your enthusiasm and commitment to engineering excellence are truly commendable. We appreciate each and every one of you for stepping up to contribute to our community, and we can't wait to see the incredible impact you will make.
We've dispatched emails to all our newly inducted members of the IUT ASME Student Section Batch 24, inviting you to join our general chat platform. Check your inbox for the invitation.

Happy International Workers’ Day!

Observed annually on May 1, this day commemorates and honors the workers’ rights movement that shaped the future of working people. It advocates for workers’ rights, safety, fair wages, and the achievement of the eight-hour workday.

The ASME IUT Student Section celebrates the accomplishments of workers while advocating for better conditions and addressing workplace challenges. Keeping this spirit in mind, we look forward to a future where workers feel safe and honored in their respective fields.

As part of ASME’s Community Impact Month, the ASME IUT Student Section visited Rajab Ali Bidyaniketan to promote hygiene and cleanliness among young students. Through an interactive awareness session, we emphasized the importance of proper waste disposal and maintaining a clean environment.
To make the experience more engaging and innovative, we also showcased a Smart AI Garbage Sorter—demonstrating how technology can play a vital role in managing waste efficiently and building smarter, cleaner communities.

As a token of our commitment, we donated two trash bins to the institution—taking a small yet meaningful step toward encouraging better habits.
Bringing together engineering and environmental responsibility, we aim to inspire solutions that create a cleaner and more sustainable future.

Another proud moment for ASME IUT Student Section.

Our members have once again made a remarkable impact at the ASME E-Fests Technical Digital Poster Competition 2026, achieving global recognition through their individual excellence.

We are proud to announce the following achievements:

Maliha Rahman, Chairperson — 1st Position Globally (Track One)
Fariha Rahman, Junior Executive — 3rd Position Globally (Track One)
K W Rahman,Junior Executive — 3rd Position Globally (Track Two)

Their creativity, technical expertise, and innovation continue to showcase IUT and Bangladesh on the global stage.

This achievement reinforces our continued legacy of excellence at ASME E-Fests.

Congratulations to all the winners.

Welcoming the newest members of the ASME IUT Student Section leadership for the 2025-2026 session!

Joining an already committed team, these sophomore leaders bring fresh ideas, enthusiasm, and a strong passion for engineering. Together, they’re set to inspire innovation and create impactful experiences for our community.

Here’s to a year of growth, collaboration, and empowered futures.

Happy Independence Day!
On this day, 26th March, 1971, along with the new dawn, the emergence of a nation occurred. As a result of countless acts of oppression, the birth of an independent Bangladesh took place. We remember and honour all the souls whose sacrifices brought us our sovereignty. Their sacrifices still inspire us to stand up against injustice and oppression.

Eid-ul-Fitr marks the end of a month of patience, self-discipline, and reflection. It is a reminder of the strength within us and the importance of gratitude in our everyday lives.

May this Eid bring peace, happiness, and renewed hope to you and your loved ones.

ASME IUT Student Section wishes everyone a blessed Eid.

Eid Mubarak!!

Laylatul Qadr – A Night of Mercy and Hope

A night more precious than a thousand months — when prayers are heard, sins are forgiven and our destinies are written by Allah. As we step into the last ten nights of Ramadan, let us increase our prayers, seek forgiveness sincerely and make the most of these blessed moments.

During these sacred nights, we also remember our three beloved brothers whom we lost so tragically and our brother Jahiduzzaman Tanvin, who was martyred during the July protest. We pray that Allah grants them the highest place in Jannah and gives patience and strength to their families.

May this blessed night bring peace, guidance and success to everyone.

On this significant International Mother Language Day, numerous individuals made the ultimate sacrifice in the struggle for our mother tongue, Bangla. Let us foster affection and respect for every language spoken in every corner of the globe.

The ASME IUT Student Chapter honors and pays its respects to the brave martyrs who gave their lives for their language.