MOHAMMAD MOINUDDIN
Chattogram,correspondent
Publication Date: October 26, 2026
Professor Md. Mohsin, Head of the Department of Economics at Rangunia Government College, has officially concluded his professional career after serving as a teacher for three decades. On Monday, colleagues bid him farewell with flowers, warm wishes and heartfelt appreciation at a ceremony organised at the college to mark his final working day.
Professor Mohsin developed a long-standing professional relationship with Rangunia Government College throughout his career. The farewell ceremony marked the conclusion of an important chapter in that journey. Teachers and guests attending the event recalled his years of service and his contributions to the teaching profession.
The farewell ceremony was presided over by the college's Principal, Professor Mohammad Anichul Haque. The programme was conducted by Dr. Muhammad Abdul Mabud, Head of the Department of Islamic Studies.
Among those present were former college principal Md. Abu Yusuf, former acting principal A. K. M. Suzauddin, former professors N. K. M. Shahriar, Abu Mohammad Nurul Momen Chowdhury and Syed Mohammad Nasim Uddin.
Others in attendance included Dr. Murtuza Morshedul Anwar, Homaira Rowshan, Salah Uddin, Jahangir Alam Chowdhury, Nasir Uddin Sikder, Zainal Abedin, Iftikhar Alam Lavlu, Iftikhar Hossain, Tahmina Yasmin Noor and Motaher Hossain, along with other colleagues and guests.
During the farewell programme, colleagues shared memories of their long-standing professional relationships with Professor Mohsin. The gathering reflected the mutual respect, cordiality and camaraderie that had developed among colleagues over the years as they bid farewell to a fellow teacher after his long career.
Teaching is a profession whose influence extends beyond the classroom and can shape students' future lives. Through years of teaching and fulfilling institutional responsibilities, educators accumulate valuable professional experience. The conclusion of Professor Md. Mohsin's three-decade teaching career marks the final chapter of a long professional journey.
The presence of colleagues and their warm wishes made the farewell ceremony at Rangunia Government College a memorable occasion. Although he is stepping away from his regular professional responsibilities, the relationships he built with colleagues and the memories of his working life will remain meaningful in the years ahead.
With the good wishes and affection of his colleagues, Professor Md. Mohsin has entered a new phase of life. The farewell reception, organised in recognition of his long teaching career, marked the end of a significant chapter in his professional life at Rangunia Government College.
