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Chittagong Government Model School and College

Chittagong Government Model School and College (Bengali: চট্টগ্রাম সরকারি মডেল স্কুল এন্ড কলেজ) is a government owned educational institution situated in the port city Chittagong, Bangladesh established by the Ministry of Education of the country. It is one of the eleven model educational institution established in the six divisional towns of the country. About The institution offers education for students from first grade to twelfth grade. The teachers are appointed by the Ministry of Education, through a competitive recruitment examination. History To meet the need of educational institutions in Bangladesh, the Ministry of Education established eleven Model schools and colleges in districts of Bangladesh. Chittagong Model School & College was one of them. It started her first HSC batch in 2007 and S.S.C in 2008. Campus The institution is known for its natural and architectural beauty which is surrounded by green hills, trees and gardens. The main academic building has five floors and is a rectangular-shaped building. It has laboratories for physics, chemistry, mathematics, and computer science. There is a library, seminar hall for teachers, gymnasium for male and female students, teacher's common-room, and common-room for guardians, accounts room, principal's room, computer operator's room and enough classrooms for students. The quarter of the principal is inside the campus situated beside the academic building. The Technical Training Center (TTC), Chittagong is situated beside the institution. Admission Admissions in grade I-IX are based on an entrance examination, which is competitive. Admission in HSC level is based on the result of Secondary School Certificate (SSC) examination. Every year it takes about 450 students in science, 300 in commerce and 150 in humanities group in HSC level. Students have to apply through sms method for the admission. Last year, requirement for applying for HSC admission was GPA 5.00 for Science, 4.00 for Commerce and 3.50 for Humanities group. Students are admitted among the applied, according to their merit position in the list provided by Chittagong Education Board. In class I-IX there are almost 60 seats (30 for male and 30 for female) in every class. The students who pass SSC from this institution get opportunity to get themselves admitted into higher secondary level directly. Events and programs CMSC events promote school spirit and are for enjoyment or for philanthropic causes. Some are open only to students in certain years, while others to the entire student population, alumni, and their friends and families. Every year the institution authority arranges sporting events. The college organises a function on 21 February to observe International Mother Language Day every year. It holds programs on the occasions of Pohela Boishakh, Independence Day of Bangladesh, and National Victory Day. See also List of schools in Chittagong References
Chittagong Medical College

Chittagong Medical College, abbreviated as CMC is a public medical college located in Chittagong, Bangladesh. It is the second oldest and second largest medical educational institute and hospital in Bangladesh. It is affiliated with the Chittagong Medical University. History Chittagong Medical College was established in 1957 in East Pakistan. Chittagong Medical College Hospital (CMCH) was established in 1959, adjacent to the college, with 120 beds. Construction of the present purpose-built, six-storied CMCH was completed in 1969. Between 150 and 225 students graduated each year from 2010 to 2015. As of 2019, it had an annual enrollment capacity of 220 students. On 29 August 2024, Jasim Uddin took charge as the acting principal of CMC. He succeeded Sahena Akter, who was appointed as the CMC principal on 20 January 2021. Notable alumni Samanta Lal Sen, Minister of Health and Family Welfare. Pran Gopal Datta, vice chancellor, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University Md Sayedur Rahman, vice chancellor, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University Md. Shahinul Alam, vice chancellor, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University Ismail Khan, vice chancellor, Chittagong Medical University Muhammad Omar Faruque Yusuf, vice chancellor, Chittagong Medical University Syed Atiqul Haq, founding chairman of department of rheumatology in Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University Sayeba Akhter, Ekushey Padak awardee (2020) Kazi Kamruzzaman, Ekushey Padak awardee Shahaduz Zaman, physician, writer Pranab Kumar Chowdhury, pediatrician, writer Mohammad Yousuf, director general, Department of Drug Administration Abul Kasem, member of parliament Mozammel Hossain, member of parliament Muhammad Afsarul Ameen, member of parliament Shahadat Hossain, Mayor of Chittagong. Babar Ali, sixth Bangladeshi Mount Everest conqueror Mohammad Shah Alom, Bir Uttom Notable faculty Pran Gopal Datta, vice chancellor, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University Ismail Khan, vice chancellor, Chittagong Medical University Muhammad Omar Faruque Yusuf, vice chancellor, Chittagong Medical University Shamsuddin Ahmed A H M Touhidul Anowar Chowdhury Pranab Kumar Chowdhury Muhammad Ibrahim, founder of Diabetic Association of Bangladesh Nurul Islam Mirza Mazharul Islam Mohammad Shah Alom, Bir Uttom References External links
List of schools in Bangladesh

This is a list of schools in Bangladesh. The syllabus most common in usage is the National Curriculum and Textbooks, which has two versions, a Bengali version and an English version. Edexcel and Cambridge syllabus are used for most of the English-medium schools. Other syllabi are also used, although rarely. Barisal Division Chittagong Division Comilla District Dhaka Division Khulna Division Rajshahi Division Rangpur Division Sylhet Division See also Education in Bangladesh List of zilla schools of Bangladesh List of English-medium schools in Bangladesh List of colleges in Bangladesh List of Intermediate and Secondary Education Boards in Bangladesh Bangladesh Madrasah Education Board Bangladesh Technical Education Board References External links Media related to Schools in Bangladesh at Wikimedia Commons
Chittagong Commonwealth War Cemetery

Der Chittagong Commonwealth War Cemetery ist ein Soldatenfriedhof in Chittagong, der unter der Betreuung der Commonwealth War Graves Commission steht. Geschichte Der Chittagong Commonwealth War Cemetery wurde während des Zweiten Weltkrieges auf dem Gebiet eines ehemaligen Reisfeldes mit ursprünglich rund 400 Gräbern angelegt. Die ältesten Gräber stammen von 1939. Später wurden Gräber von anderen Friedhöfen auf den Chittagong Commonwealth War Cemetery umgebettet, namentlich vom Chittagong Civil Cemetery, dem Chandragona Baptist Mission Cemetery, dem Chiringa Military Cemetery, den Cox’s Bazar New Military und Civil (Muhammadan) Cemeteries, dem Chittagong (Panchalaish) Burial Ground, dem Dacca Military Cemetery, sowie mehreren weiteren Friedhöfen. Einige der Umbettungen stammten von Friedhöfen aus Assam. Heute finden sich auf dem Friedhof über 700 Gräber von Soldaten des Commonwealth, von denen 17 Gräber unbekannter Soldaten sind. Weiterhin sind ein niederländischer Seemann und 19 japanische Soldaten auf dem Gelände beigesetzt. Das ebenfalls auf dem Friedhof befindliche Chittagong Memorial erinnert an die im Krieg auf See verstorbenen Seeleute der indischen Marine sowie der indischen Handelsmarine. Anlage Der Eingang des Chittagong Commonwealth War Cemetery erfolgt durch ein Metalltor, das von zwei Gebetshäusern aus Ziegelsteinen flankiert ist. Das Gräberfeld liegt am Fuß eines Hügels und ist am Rand mit einer Mischung von Wildbäumen, Obstbäumen und Zierbäumen bepflanzt. Öffentliche Zugänglichkeit Der Friedhof hat tägliche Öffnungszeiten und ist über den Haupteingang rollstuhlgerecht zugänglich. Weblinks cwgc.org, Offizielle Webseite Einzelnachweise
Chittagong War Cemetery

The Chittagong Commonwealth War Cemetery or Chittagong War Cemetery is a Commonwealth War Graves Commission cemetery in Chittagong, Bangladesh. History This cemetery was established to honor Commonwealth soldiers and others who died in World War II. The cemetery was created by the British Army, and there were originally about 400 burials. Graves have since been transferred to this cemetery from the Lushai Hills (Assam) and other isolated sites, and from Chittagong Civil Cemetery; Chandragona Baptist Mission Cemetery; Chiringa Military Cemetery; Cox's Bazar New Military and Civil (Muhammadan) Cemeteries; Chittagong (Panchalaish) Burial Ground; Dacca Military Cemetery; Demagiri Cemetery; Dhuapolong Muslim Burial Ground; Dhuapolong Christian Military Cemetery; Dohazari Military and R.A.F. Cemeteries; Jessore Protestant Cemetery; Khulna Cemetery; Khurushkul Island Christian and Muhammadan Cemeteries; Lungleh Cemetery (Assam); Nawapara Cemetery (Assam); Patiya Military Cemetery, Rangamati Cemetery; Tejgaon Roman Catholic Cemetery; Tumru Ghat Military Cemetery and Tumru M.D.S. Hospital Cemetery. There are now 731 Commonwealth burials of the 1939-45 war here, 17 of which are unidentified. There are a further 20 foreign national burials, 1 being a seaman of the Dutch Navy and 19 Japanese soldiers, 1 of which is unidentified. There are also 4 non-war U.K. military burials. Location Chittagong War Cemetery is located at Dampara, 19 Badsha Mia Road, 22 kilometers north of the airport and 8 kilometers from the port. The place which was formerly paddy fields, now then been developed. It is near the arts college and closes by Finlay's Guest Houses near Chatteshwari Road; a well-known road leading to the Chatteshwari Temple. There is no CWGC road direction sign. The burial area is situated at the bottom of a slope directly behind Finlay's Guest Houses and is surrounded by a large area planted with a mixture of jungle trees, fruit trees, and flowering trees. A tarmac lane leads from the entrance gate to the burial area which is entered through a metal gate flanked by two small brick chapels. Burial details There are now 731 Commonwealth burials of the Second World War (1939–45) here, 17 of which are unidentified. Burials by country United Kingdom – 471 British Raj – 207 Canada – 25 Australia – 9 New Zealand – 2 Netherlands – 1 Unknown – 18 Along with the commonwealth graves, there are graves of 20 more foreign nationals—19 Japanese soldiers and a Dutch Navy seaman. Gallery See also Maynamati War Cemetery References External links Cemetery details. Commonwealth War Graves Commission. Chittagong War Cemetery at Find a Grave Kaj Metz, Trace of war Chittagong War Cemetery
Companiganj

Companiganj es un subdistrito (upazila) del distrito (zila) de Noakhali, de la región de Chittagong, en Bangladés, con una población censada en marzo de 2011 de 250 579 habitantes.​ Se encuentra ubicado en al sureste del país, cerca de la desembocadura del río Meghna en el golfo de Bengala. Referencias Enlaces externos Wikimedia Commons alberga una categoría multimedia sobre Companiganj.
Companiganj (Noakhali)

Companiganj è un sottodistretto (upazila) del Bangladesh situato nel distretto di Noakhali, divisione di Chittagong. Si estende su una superficie di 380,33 km² e conta una popolazione di 279.870 abitanti (dato censimento 1991). Note Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Companiganj Collegamenti esterni Sito ufficiale, su companiganj.noakhali.gov.bd.
Concord Grand

Concord Grand is a mixed-use building located at 169/1, Shantinagar, Dhaka-1217, Bangladesh. It is one of the tallest buildings in Dhaka with a height of 86 metres (282 ft). It is constructed by Concord Group. The building has 25 floors, which are used for commercial and residential purposes. There has office and mosque and mount2ocean Travel and Tours located at 4th floor See also List of tallest buildings in Bangladesh List of tallest buildings in Dhaka References "Emporis building ID 139816". Emporis. Archived from the original on 2015-07-11. "Concord Grand". SkyscraperPage.
Cox's Bazar Government High School

Cox's Bazar Government High School is a secondary boys' school in Cox's Bazar, the administrative headquarters of the district in Bangladesh of the same name. It was founded in 1874. It is located on the north-east side of Bir-Sreshtho Ruhul Amin Stadium, hospital road 9 no. word Cox’s Bazar Municipality The area of the school is 23 acres. This is one of the oldest schools in the country. The school The school campus is urban, but has a well-maintained garden with trees of various kinds. There are five academic buildings. The library is associated with Bishwa Sahitya Kendra. It has a big auditorium named Shaheed Shah Alam - Bashir Milonayoton . The school has labs for physics, chemistry, agricultural science, computer science, and biology. These labs are equipped with necessary apparatus which are required to perform all the secondary school level experiment. It has a residence for headmaster, a canteen, a teacher's dormitory and a big play ground. Structure The school enrolls students from class (grade) 6 to 10. The school operates in two shifts - morning and day. In each shift generally exists two sections in each class (grade). And each section with 60 to 70 students. Every year about 300+ students appear in the SSC and JSC examination, with about two-thirds in science, and the rest in business studies. Admissions Every year an admission test is used to be arranged between November–December session where authority select the students on the basis of merit position. Since 2021, authority select the students on lottery. Uniform The uniform of the school is a white shirt, white pant, black belt and white shoes. There is a badge on the shoulder which indicates morning or day shift student. Co-curricular activities Boy Scouts Red Crescent Notable alumni Khaled Mosharraf, one of the great freedom fighters of Bangladesh, Sector Commander of 'Sector 2' during liberation war, salute as 'Bir Uttom' the best honor to a living freedom fighter. Gallery References Further reading "Hundreds join events in 4 dists". The Daily Star. 28 October 2011. "List of Institutions". Ministry of Education of Bangladesh. "61 women pledge to change society in Cox's Bazar". The Daily Star. 26 May 2009.
Curzon Hall

Curzon Hall is a British Raj-era building and the home of the Faculty of Sciences at the University of Dhaka, located in Shahbagh. The building was originally intended to be a town hall and is named after Lord Curzon, the Viceroy of India who laid its foundation stone in 1904. Upon the establishment of Dacca University in 1921, it became the base of the university's science faculty. History In 1904 it was decided to shift Dhaka College to Nimatoli. Therefore, it is planned to construct this building as a college library near the proposed site for relocation. As a library, the building was named after the Governor General of British India, Lord Curzon, by the princes of Bhawal Estate who paid 0.15 million rupees. On 19 February that year, Lord Curzon came to Dhaka and laid its foundation stone. The following year, after the Partition of Bengal was finalized, a new province called Eastern Bengal and Assam was formed, with Dhaka as its capital. As a result, the importance of Curzon Hall increased at that time. The construction of Curzon Hall was completed in 1908. After the abolition of the Partition of Bengal in 1911, Dhaka College classes started in Curzon Hall. After the establishment of the University of Dhaka in 1921, Curzon Hall was transferred to the university and it included in the science department of the university. During the Bengali language movement, 1948–1956, Curzon Hall was the location of various significant events. After the Partition of India in 1947 that formed the country of Pakistan, Urdu was chosen to be the sole state language. In 1948, the Constituent Assembly of Pakistan chose Urdu and English as the only languages to be used to address the assembly, which was protested within the assembly on the grounds that the majority of the people spoke Bangla and not Urdu. Students of the university objected instantly to the actions of the Constituent Assembly, and it was in Curzon Hall that they declared their opposition to the state language policy. Facilities The Botanical Garden of the university is located on the premises of Curzon Hall, and is used by students and faculty for teaching botany and for scientific studies with plants. Gallery See also Dr. Muhammad Shahidullah Hall References External links Media related to Curzon Hall at Wikimedia Commons
Daffodil International University

Die Daffodil International University (DIU; bengalisch ড্যাফোডিল আন্তর্জাতিক বিশ্ববিদ্যালয়) ist eine private Universität in Dhaka, Bangladesch. Der ursprüngliche Campus befindet sich in Dhanmondi und der permanente Campus befindet sich in der Daffodil Road, Khagan, Ashulia, Savar, im Distrikt Dhaka. Es wurde am 24. Januar 2002 gemäß dem Private University Act von 1992 gegründet. Laut QS University Rankings: Asia 2019 ist die DIU eine der besten privaten Universitäten unter allen Universitäten in Bangladesch. Die DIU ist die erste Universität in Bangladesch, die die Verpflichtung der Vereinten Nationen zu nachhaltigen Praktiken von Hochschuleinrichtungen unterzeichnet hat. Laut den von SCOPUS indexierten Veröffentlichungen im Jahr 2019 belegt die Daffodil International University den 4. Platz unter allen Universitäten und den 1. Platz unter allen privaten Universitäten in Bangladesch. Geschichte Die Universität wurde am 24. Januar 2002 mit Genehmigung der University Grants Commission (Bangladesch) und des Bildungsministeriums der Regierung von Bangladesch gemäß dem Private University Act von 1992 und dessen Änderung im Jahr 1998 gegründet. Campus Die Universität hat mehrere Standorte in Dhaka. Der Hauptcampus befindet sich in Dhanmondi und der permanente Campus in Ashulia. Der permanente Campus umfasst 125 Hektar Land mit einem Spielplatz, einem Einkaufszentrum, einem Basketballplatz, einem Golfplatz, einem Hostel und anderen Einrichtungen. Fakultäten und Abteilungen Die Universität bietet über ihre 23 Abteilungen Bachelor-, Master- und Promotionsstudiengänge an, die auf insgesamt 5 Fakultäten unterteilt sind. Online-Zulassungen Die Universität ermöglicht Bewerbern aus fernen Gebieten die Online-Zulassung. Persönlichkeiten Syed Akhter Hossain, der Leiter des Fachbereichs Informatik und Ingenieurwesen, erhielt den Nationalen ICT-Preis 2016 für seinen "hervorragenden Beitrag zur ICT-Bildung und -Technologie". Einzelnachweise
Université Shahjalal des Sciences et Technologies

L'Université Shahjalal des sciences et technologies (en abrégé SUST) est une université publique de recherche basée à Sylhet au Bangladesh. C'est la 8e plus ancienne université du pays et la première université à adopter le système de crédit américain. L'université est connue pour ses recherches et son enseignement novateurs en sciences physiques et en génie. En 2016, SUST s'est classée au premier rang des universités de recherche au Bangladesh (610e au monde) selon le classement des établissements Scopus-SCImago. En 2017, l'université avait les dépenses de recherche les plus élevées de toutes les universités du Bangladesh. À la suite du succès du SUST, douze autres universités STEM ont été créées dans le pays par le gouvernement du Bangladesh. Références Liens externes Ressources relatives à la recherche : CrossRef ResearchGate Portail des universités Portail du Bangladesh
Flughafen Chittagong

Der Flughafen Chittagong (englisch Shah Amanat International Airport, bengalisch শাহ আমানত আন্তর্জাতিক বিমানবন্দর, IATA-Code: CGP, ICAO-Code: VGEG) ist ein internationaler Flughafen in Chittagong, der zweitgrößten Stadt von Bangladesch. Geschichte und Entwicklung Der Flughafen von Chittagong wurde 1941 als Militärflughafen im damaligen Britisch-Indien eröffnet und hatte große strategische Bedeutung als alliierter Luftstützpunkt während der japanischen Besetzung Burmas 1942–1945. Nach der Unabhängigkeit Bangladeschs wurde der Flughafen 1972 zu einem der nationalen Flughäfen des Landes. Zwischen dem 12. März 1998 und dem 11. Dezember 2000 erfolgte im Rahmen des Chittagong Airport Development Project für umgerechnet 51,57 Millionen US$ ein großer Ausbau nach dessen Abschluss die Maximalkapazität bei 6 Millionen Passagiere und 5700 Tonnen Fracht lag. Heute ist der Flughafen der zweitgrößte in Bangladesch, allerdings vom Passagier- und Frachtaufkommen deutlich kleiner als der Flughafen Dhaka. Der Flughafen verfügt über ein Passagier-Terminal (Abfertigung getrennt nach Inlands- und internationalen Flügen) und ein Fracht-Terminal, sowie eine Start-/Landebahn mit Asphaltbeton-Belag und den Abmessungen 2940 × 45 Meter. Damit können Flugzeuge vom Typ Boeing 747-400 den Flughafen anfliegen. In der Zeitperiode 2011–12 benutzten 950.000 Passagiere den Flughafen und 4480 Tonnen Fracht wurden verladen. Zwischenfälle Am 1. Juli 1957 verunglückte eine Douglas DC-3/C-47A-10-DK der Pakistan International Airlines (Luftfahrzeugkennzeichen AP-AJS) auf dem Flug vom Flughafen Chittagong (Ostpakistan, heute Bangladesch) zum Flughafen Dhaka-Tejgaon im Wattenmeer im Golf von Bengalen. Alle 24 Insassen, vier Besatzungsmitglieder und 20 Passagiere, kamen ums Leben. Siehe auch Liste der Flughäfen in Bangladesch Weblinks Flugbewegungen live, shahamanat.com Flughafen Chittagong bei World Aero Data Flightradar, live Flugbewegungen um Chittagong Einzelnachweise
Aeropuerto Internacional Shah Amanat

El Aeropuerto Internacional Shah Amanat (en bengalí: শাহ আমানত আন্তর্জাতিক বিমানবন্দর, romanizado: Shah Amanôt Antôrjatik Bimanbôndôr) (IATA: CGP, OACI: VGEG), bautizado en honor del santo Islamista del mismo nombre, atiende la ciudad portuaria al sureste de Bangladés de Chittagong. Fue anteriormente conocido como Aeropuerto Internacional MA Hannan pero fue rebautizado el 2 de abril de 2005 por el Gobierno de Bangladés. El cambio de nombre causó controversia en virtud de que el nombre anterior hacía honor a un miembro de la Liga Awami. Historia El aeropuerto internacional Shah Amanat está ubicado en Patenga, al suroeste de la ciudad de Chattogram, en la orilla del río Karnaphuli. Se encuentra a 20 km al oeste del puerto de Chattogram, y a 18 km al sur de la estación de tren de Chattogram.​ En el año 1940 el gobierno británico construye el aeródromo de Chattogram, . Fue utilizado como aeródromo de combate por el ejército y la fuerza aérea de los Estados Unidos durante la campaña de Birmania de 1944 a 1945.​​ Después de la independencia se convirtió en un aeropuerto nacional Este es el segundo aeropuerto más grande de Bangladés. En 1990 se convirtió en Aeropuerto Internacional. El importante trabajo de desarrollo y expansión comenzó en 1998, financiado por el gobierno japonés, y el proyecto se completó en diciembre de 2000.​ Aerolíneas y destinos Las siguientes aerolíneas ofrecen vuelos desde el Aeropuerto Internacional Shah Amanat: Air Arabia (Sharjah) Best Air (Daca) Biman Bangladés Airlines (Abu Dhabi, Cox's Bazar, Daca, Dubái, Yeda, Mascate) GMG Airlines (Cox's Bazar, Daca, Sylhet, Jessore, Calcuta) RAK Airways (Ras al-Khaimah) Royal Bengal Airline (Daca) SalamAir (Mascate) United Airways (Bangladés) (Daca, Calcuta) Enlaces externos Civil Aviation Authority of Bangladés: Airports Live Flight Status Referencias
Aéroport international Shah Amanat

L'aéroport international Shah Amanat (code IATA : CGP • code OACI : VGEG) est un aéroport du Bangladesh situé dans la ville de Chittagong. Situation Compagnies et destinations Édité le 10/02/2020 Articles connexes Transport au Bangladesh Liste des aéroports les plus fréquentés au Bangladesh Notes et références Portail du Bangladesh Portail de l’aéronautique
Shah Amanat nemzetközi repülőtér

A Shah Amanat nemzetközi repülőtér a bangladesi Csittagong város repülőtere. A repülőtér neve egy iszlám szent nevéből származik. A repülőtér neve korábban M. A. Hannan nemzetközi repülőtér volt, de a bangladesi kormány 2005. április 2-án átkeresztelte jelenlegi nevére. Forgalom Az utasforgalom az elmúlt években az alábbi módon változott: Légitársaságok és úticélok 2024-ben a Shah Amanat nemzetközi repülőtérről az alábbi járatok indulnak: Személy Cargo Jegyzetek