This document discusses student politics in Bangladesh. It begins by defining student politics and outlining the main types of students: career-oriented, mid-type, and politics-oriented. It then provides a brief historical background of student politics in Bangladesh, including important movements from the 1950s to the 1970s. The present scenario faces issues like involvement in terrorism, dirty politics, and conflicts between political parties. The document suggests two ways to change the condition: defining roles for the government and students. The government should fulfill student needs and restrict firearms on campus, while students should do politics for the country, not political parties.

1. STUDENT POLITICS ?
Presented By
Narayan Datta
EEE-01306147
Submitted By
MD Harun
Lecturer,Departmentof EEE,PCIU

2. Student Politics Content Layout
• what is student politics?
• types of students?
• historical background of student politics in Bangladesh.
• present scenario in Bangladesh.
• effects of political party.
• how to change the condition?
• government roles.
• role of students.

3. WHAT IS STUDENT POLITICS?
1.United form of students,
2.Ensures regular class and accommodation facilities
3.Increases the number of books in the library
4.Organizes seminars, symposia,presentations,debate.
5.Negotiates for enhancement of research facilities

4. 3 types of students:
l. A type: Career Oriented students,
2. B type: Mid-type Student,
3. C type: Politics Oriented Students
Types of students

5. Non co-operation movement,
Swadeshi movement,
1952- Language movement,
1966-six point demand
1969 mass uprising,
1971-Liberation war,
199o regaining democracy.
Historical background of student politics in Bangladesh

6. Involvement in terrorism, black money, tender business,
Involvement in dirty party politics
Work for party and own interest,
Party conflicts,
Misuse of student power,
Present scenario in Bangladesh

7. Effects of political party
Implements political activities openly in the campuses,
Provides firearms,
Involves students in corruption,
Brings out processions whimsically,
Stimulates the students towards unethical activities,
Uses talented and innocent students for party interest.

8. Pros
Protests injustice,
Introduces new students to new facilities,
Deals with problems that students have with teachers or supervisors,
Manages complaints regarding university examinations,
Solves problems that affect academic performance.

9. How to change the condition?
Two ways
1. Government roles
2. Student roles.

10. Keep students out of political affiliation,
Fulfill their unmet needs,
Enrich quality of education, facilities,
Restrict use of firearms,
Deploy law enforcers in campuses.
Government roles

11. Role of students
•Should do politics for the sake of the country,
•Should not be activists of political parties,

12. STUDENT POLITICS

13. Politics & Education

14. STUDENT POLITICS
Historical background of student politics in Bangladesh

15. THANK YOU