Recognized By NCTE and affiliated to BSAEU (Erstwhile WBUTTEPA) & WBBPE
( A Composite Institute of B.Ed. & D.El.Ed. )
All students of B.Ed. and D.El.Ed., faculty members and staff of Bengal Educational College are hereby informed that the College will organise a series of special observance, awareness and educational activities on 14 August 2026, with the active participation of students, teachers and staff.
The programmes are being organised with the objective of promoting patriotism, national unity, historical awareness, social responsibility, civic consciousness and humanitarian values among the students.
As part of the Har Ghar Tiranga 2026 campaign, the College will organise activities aimed at fostering respect for the National Flag and strengthening the spirit of patriotism, national unity and responsible citizenship.
The programme will include a Tiranga Rally, patriotic presentation, brief addresses by students and faculty members, and student-created Tiranga-inspired artwork. The activities will encourage students to understand and uphold the dignity of the National Flag and the values of unity and national responsibility that it represents.
In accordance with the communication received from the University, the College will observe 14 August as a “Day of Remembrance of the Partition of Bengal”, remembering the sufferings and hardships endured by the people of West Bengal during the period of Partition and Independence.
The programme will highlight the experiences of displacement, loss and suffering, as well as the social, cultural and economic impact of Partition on the people of West Bengal. It will also reflect upon the courage, resilience and sacrifices of those who faced the consequences of Partition and rebuilt their lives under difficult circumstances.
As part of the observance, the College will organise historical presentations, student and faculty addresses, cultural/reflective presentations and a special student-created Wall Magazine and Historical Exhibition titled “Smritir Rekha – From Partition to Rebuilding Lives.”
The observance is intended to enable students to engage with this significant chapter of history with sensitivity and to appreciate the enduring values of peace, harmony, empathy, resilience and humanity.
The College will also organise a “Safe Drive Save Life” Road Safety Awareness Programme with the objective of promoting road-safety awareness and responsible behaviour among students.
The programme will emphasise the importance of following traffic rules, wearing helmets, avoiding the use of mobile phones while driving, avoiding overspeeding and unsafe driving practices, and respecting the safety of pedestrians and other road users.
Through this initiative, the College seeks to reinforce the importance of road safety as an essential aspect of social responsibility and responsible citizenship.
Through these programmes, Bengal Educational College endeavours to provide its students with meaningful educational experiences beyond the classroom and to nurture among future teachers a deeper sense of historical consciousness, patriotism, national unity, social awareness, civic responsibility, peace, harmony and respect for human values.
All B.Ed. and D.El.Ed. students are requested to attend the College on the scheduled date and actively and responsibly participate in the programmes and assigned activities.
Date of Programmes: 14 August 2026
Venue: Bengal Educational College Campus & Multipurpose/Seminar Hall
By Order
Teacher-in-Charge
Bengal Educational College
