Fog festival will be held in Nazrul University

Nazrul University Representative:  National Poet Kazi Nazrul Islam University will hold a two-day fog festival. The fog festival will be celebrated for the third time with the theme of 'Dew on your feet before you lose it, and the crowd of souls will increase in the field of fog'.

On Monday (Dec 04) the organizing committee of Kuasha Utsav decided the date of Kuasha Utsav. It is known that Kuasha festival will be celebrated on December 10 and 11. 

Kuasha Utsav is celebrated every year at Nazrul University to welcome the foggy arrival of winter. Keeping in mind that the arrival of winter brings not only harshness, but also a bunch of blessings, the organizing committee of Kuasha Utsav is making extensive preparations for organizing the festival this year. Kuasha Utsav Organizing Committee has been formed with general students, teachers and staff of all departments. 

Sania Akhter, a student of the 16th batch of marketing department, expressed her feelings and said, "Kuasha Utsav is the tradition of Nazrul Tirth. Nazrul University campus has become a sanctuary for the students of Bangladesh Agricultural University, Jahangir Nagar University based on Kuasha Utsav."

Ansaf Al Araf, a 14th batch student of Public Administration and Government Management Department, said, "Winter frost fog is welcomed through this fog festival, it is like a life pulse of the university. Every year we who are students of the university look forward to this fog festival. Let's all come together, it's like a fair of one soul. This year too Kuasha Utsav will be celebrated and this time too we are very optimistic about this festival. Welcome to Nazrul University's Kuasha Utsav."

Zubair Rabbi, a student of marketing department, said, "Kuasha Utsav means the innovation of Bengali cultural events and our Nazrul University has taken a step forward in organizing the Kuasha Utsav. The Kuasha Utsav is a unique cultural festival of Nazrul University. This festival to welcome the winter is rare in Bangladesh."

 

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