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Necessity of Workshops and Conferences

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I think each department of the University should in a year organize at least one workshop and conference. This will help in research development and social interactions leading to collaborative work.

What are your opinions?

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Permalink Reply by Badan Barman on February 14, 2024 at 15:54

Dear Ahmed, I am sure, almost all department at-least organize one event in a year.

Permalink Reply by Inzamul Ahmed on February 17, 2024 at 22:06

Sorry Sir, your "almost" is a reply in itself. Being a student and now a research scholar in the Dept. of Statistics, G.U, I am very sad to inform you that since 2015 we did not have any such events. Hence, there should be compulsion in this manner to encourage research. I hope you favor me on this matter and necessary steps are taken by the concerned.

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