Martial Arts training for students inaugurated in Faridpur
Faridpur Correspondent
A martial arts training program designed to teach self-defence techniques to students was formally inaugurated at Housing Estate School and College in Faridpur town on Monday.
Deputy Commissioner of Faridpur Md. Majharul Islam inaugurated the program at noon following an exchange-of-views meeting with teachers and guardians at the institution.
Speaking as the chief guest, the Deputy Commissioner emphasized that martial arts or karate training is of immense importance for students, serving not only as a self-defence mechanism but also as an athletic discipline. He noted that regular practice will keep students physically fit while paving the way for participation in various competitive events.
"Martial arts are immensely popular in countries like China, Korea, and Japan, and its popularity is growing daily in our country as well," the Deputy Commissioner remarked. He added that in line with government directives to prioritize self-defence training, martial arts programs have already been launched across 10 educational institutions in Faridpur, with plans to expand the initiative to all upazilas in the district over the next six months.
The inauguration ceremony was attended by Additional Deputy Commissioner (Education and ICT) Hasan-Bin-Muhammad Ali, Upazila Nirbahi Officer Meshkatul Jannat Rabeya, and Assistant Commissioner Insana Tanjin Eco.
Housing Estate School and College Coordinator Partha Saha, Morning Shift In-charge Zakia Nasrin, and Day Shift In-charge Akash Saha were also present alongside teachers, guardians, and students of the institution.
