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Title
Rangpur Carmichael College
Location

Located in Rangpur city.

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Overview:

Rangpur is one of the historical places of Bangladesh. Carmichael College still stands proudly today, in the lush greenery of a quiet, serene burial ground, three miles south of the hustle and bustle of the present district town, and greets countless students, seekers of knowledge and tourists. Carmichael College GL Roy was formed in 14 AD with the help of all the local hearted, wealthy and zamindars of the time. The then District Magistrate (ICS) levied money on the public.

Many people are curious about the naming of Carmichael College. In fact, Carmichael is a prominent person. A biography of him shows that he was born in Edinburgh on March 16, 1859. He also came to India in November 1991 as the Governor of Madras. When Bihar and Orissa separated from Bengal in 1912, he became the first governor of Bengal on 1 April of the same year. As a people-pleasing governor, it was through his efforts that a separate university was sanctioned in Dhaka. His old name is Thomas David Baron Carmichael. He laid the foundation stone of Carmichael College in 1918 and the college was named after him. Dr. was the first principal of the college. Watkins. The college covers about 900 bighas of land. The main building of the college is a living example of the architectural art. ‘Doom’ is a Latin word. The word doom comes from ‘dumas’. Dum literally means dome and its scope is also a dignified house or holy place of worship. As a result, religious architecture has become a doom or dome. In architectural terms, it is known as a semi-circular vault dome. Domes have been used to make the roofs of palaces, halls, buildings or places of worship more hollow. The pendants invented by the Byzantine architects and the squill invented by the Sassanian architects were very easy to create.

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