The University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB) observed National Revolution and Solidarity Day on 9 November, 2026 through a discussion program highlighting the historical significance and national impact of the Sepoy-People's Uprising of 7 November 1975.
The program began with the national anthem and patriotic songs performed by members of the ULAB Cultural Forum Prof Dr Milan Kumar Bhattacharjee, acting vice-chancellor of ULAB, delivered the welcome address, highlighting the day's historical significance and its relevance to Bangladesh's national history.
A documentary on the historical background and sequence of events surrounding National Revolution and Solidarity Day was also screened.
The main segment featured a panel discussion exploring the historical context, significance, and different dimensions of the day. The session was moderated by Abantee Harun, assistant professor of the Department of General Education and director of the Centre for South Asian Studies at ULAB.
The program concluded with closing remarks by Prof Dr Muhammad Golam Kibria, Dean of the School of Science and Engineering at ULAB. Sirajum Munira Joti, a lecturer at the Centre for Language Studies, hosted the event.
Faculty members, university officials, students, and distinguished guests attended the program. The event concluded with a vote of thanks emphasizing the importance of understanding historical events and drawing lessons from the past.
