Tangail Polytechnic institute, Display Victory day

Importance Of The Technical Education

Principal's Message: Education is important for every individual in a nation. It plays a vital role to change the store of a country. No country could bring a revolution in it unless its every body are educated enough to meet the challenges. Education makes a man realize about himself and his goals and how to achieve that goals. The education that concerns with the professionalism is called Technical education. This education deals practically in the field of trade, commerce, agriculture, medicine & Engineering. For above purpose Tangail polytechnic was established in 1991 under the executive control of the ministry of education, Government of the peoples Republic of Bangladesh. It is acting through the Directorate of technical Education. The academic programs function under the regulation of the Bangladesh Technical education board.

Mission:

The mission of Tangail Polytechnic Institute is absolute commitment to the highest obtainable standard of quality service through excellence and concerted efforts of customers, employees and shareholders at all levels of corporate activity in the use of organizational science and knowledge to solve real life business problems.

Vision:

Technical Education are extremely important in improving and progressing a nation's industries while supplying a capable work force. The vision of Tangail Polytechnic Institute is to the highest obtainable standard of quality service through excellence and concerted efforts of customers, employees and shareholders at all levels of corporate activity in the use of organizational science and knowledge to solve real life business problems.

The education that concerns with the professionalism is called Technical education. This education deals practically in the field of trade, commerce, agriculture, medicine & Engineering. For above purpose Tangail polytechnic was established in 1991 under the executive control of the ministry of education, Government of the peoples Republic of Bangladesh. It is acting through the Directorate of technical Education. The academic programs function under the regulation of the Bangladesh Technical education board.

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TANGAIL DISTRICT PRIVATE CLINIC LIST

01.  Diabetic Hospital Tangail

           Tangail Sadar ,Tangail
       Phone ; 0921-62350

02.  Sonya Nursing Home
New bus Terminal Tangail
Mobail no.01716443592

03. Sheba Clinic And Hospital
Puraton Bus Terminal Tangail
Phone 0921-54696

04.Amina Clinic 
New Bus Terminal Tangail
Mobile No. 01713539434

05.Medico Hospital 
Registry Para Tangail Sadar
Mobile - 0921-61833,01712701570

06.Mukta Specialize Hospital
Tangail Sadar Tangail
Mobile 01720539966

07.Rajdhani Hospital  And Clinic
Sabalia Tangail
Phone no. 01711155644

08.Doctors Clinic
Registry Para Tangail
Mobile - 0921-65150

09.Fair Clinic And Nursing Home
Tangail Sadar Tangail
Phone-01716108842

10.Aisha Khanam Memorial Hospital
Tangail Sadar Tangail
Phone 0921-64797

11.Samsul Haque Memorial Hospital
Tangail Sadar Tangail
Phone-01819132643

12.Meherun nessa Diagonistric Center (lab)
Tangail Sadar Tangail
Phone-01712286630

13.Khan Diagonistric Center
Tangail sadar Tangail
Phone-01712578102

14.All Modina Clinic
Tangail
Phone-01711800362

15.Medico Diagonistric Center
Tangail Sadar Tangail
Phone-01720252987

16.Bikalpo Clinic
Tangail
Phone-01716219851

17.Asia Clinic
Tangail
Phone-01922601692

18.Medi-Care Clinic
Tangail
Phone-01715374312

19.New Janata Nursing Home
Tangail
Phone-01819179198

20.Janani  Clinic
Tangail 
Phone-01721265576

21.Dhaka Clinic
Tangail 
Phone-017114776095

22.Afia Eye Center
Tangail
Phone-0921-64323

23.Fatema Clinic
Tangail
Phone-01729118665

24.Mukta Clinic
Tangail
Phone-01711576121

Tangail Hospital And Health Center

      01.        250 Bedded general Hospital,Tangail
                    Moymynshing Road Tangail
                     Phone =  0921-63080,0921-63027
                     Emergency Health Service = 01730324792

02.      50 Beded Upozila Health Complex
                     Shakhipur,Tangail
                    Emergency Health Service = 01730324569

03.      50 Beded Upozila Health Complex
                         Modhupur Sadar,Tangail
                       Emergency Health Service = 01730324567

04.      50 Beded Upozila Health Complex
                         Khalihati Sadar,Tangail    
                          Emergency Health Service = 01730324565

05.      50 Beded Upozila Health Complex
                         Buyapur Sadar,Tangail    
                         Emergency Health Service = 01730324561
    
06.      31 Beded Upozila Health Complex
                         Nagorpur Sadar,Tangail    
                         Emergency Health Service = 01730324568

07.      31 Beded Upozila Health Complex
                      Delduyar Sadar ,Tangail
                        Emergency Health Service = 01730324562

08.      31 Beded Upozila Health Complex
                   Mirzapur Sadar, Tangail
                 Emergency Health Service = 01730324566

09.      31 Beded Upozila Health Complex
                 Bashail Sadar, Tangail
                Emergency Health Service = 01730324560

10.      50 Beded Upozila Health Complex
                   Ghatail Sadar, Tangail
                 Emergency Health Service = 01730324563

11.      50 Beded Upozila Health Complex
                   Gopalpur Sadar, Tangail
                 Emergency Health Service = 01730324564

12.       50 Beded Upozila Health Complex
                 Dhanbari Sadar, Tangail
                 Emergency Health Service = 01730324876
13.       Sadar Upozila Health Complex
                 Tangail Sadar, Tangail
                Phone  = 0921-53500


14.      Diseases of the Chest Clinic Tangail
             Tangail Sadar,Tangail
             Phone 0921-53688

15.      School Health Clinic Tangail
              Tangail Sadar Tangail

Remarkable Personalities from Tangail District

Ali Sahan Shah Baba Adam Kasmiri, Moulavi Mohammad Maimuddin, Hemchandra, Wajed Ali Khan Panni, Sir Abdul Karim Gaznabi, Rajanikanta Guha, Mawlana Abdul Hamid Khan (Politician), Justice Abu Sayed Chowdhuri (Former President), Dr Alim Al Razi, Principle Ibrahim Kha (Literate Personality), M. N. Huda, Ranada Proshad Saha, Begum Fajilatun Nessa, PC Sarker (Magician), Dr Ashraf Shiddiki (Researcher), Mamunur Rashid (Play Personality), Rafique Azad (Writer), Samsul Hoque (Politician), Kader Shiddiki (Freedom Fighter and Politician), Tarapod Roy (Writer), Anupom Ghotok (Composer and Music Director) Lokman Hossain Fakir (Music Director) etc.

Tangail District Information

Tangail District (Dhaka division) is surrounded by Jamalpur district on the north, Dhaka and Manikganj districts on the south, Mymensingh and Gazipur districts on the east, Sirajganj district on the west. 

Area: 3424.39 sq km

Tangail Town :  It consists of 9 wards and 63 mahallas.The area of the town is 35.22 km. Tangail Municipality was established in1887. It has a population of 128543; male 51.25%, female 48.75%. Density of population is 3650 per sq km.

Administration: Tangail subdivision was established in 1870 and was turned into a district in 1969. The district consists of 11 upazilas, 8 municipalities, 72 wards, 211 mahallas, 103 union parishads, 2431 villages. 

Upazila:The upazilas are

01. Basail Upazila
02. Bhuapur Upazila
03. Delduar Upazila
04. Dhonbari Upazila
05. Ghatail Upazila
06. Gopalpur Upazila
07. Kalihati Upazila
08.Madhupur Upazila
09. Mirzapur Upazila
10. Nagarpur Upazila
11. Sakhipur Upazila
12. Tangail Sadar Upazila

Newspapers and periodicals: Daily 9, weekly 14, fortnightly 3, monthly 2 and quarterly 1; most noted are the Dainik Mufassal, Dainik Deskotha, Dainik Majlumer Kantha, Ajker Telegram, weekly Tangail Barta, weekly Khamos, weekly Mou Bazar, weekly Purbakash, fortnightly Madhubani, weekly Janatar Kantha, quarterly Adalat. Extinct: Monthly Akbar-a-Islamia (1883), monthly Nabajug (1890), weekly Hitokari (1892), weekly Samachar (1936), weekly Hakkatha (1936), Bulletin Bangla, Satyakatha, weekly Janata (1954), Sahitya Patrika Ballark (1970), fortnightly Sanket (1973).

NWD Code of All Thana:
Basail Upazila-09222-
Bhuapur Upazila-09223-
Delduar Upazila-09224-
Dhonbari Upazila-09228-
Ghatail Upazila-09225-
Gopalpur Upazila- 09226-
Kalihati Upazila- 09227-
Madhupur Upazila- 09228-
Mirzapur Upazila-09229-
Nagarpur Upazila- 09233-
Sakhipur Upazila--09232
Tangail Sadar Upazila-0921-

Postal Codes Of Tangail District

Thana/Upazila within Tangail District are: Basail, Bhuapur, Delduar, Ghatail, Gopalpur, Kalihati, Kashkaolia, Madhupur, Mirzapur, Nagarpur, Sakhipur. The following table contains post codes of various sub post office in Tangail district.

 

Educational Institute Of Tangail District

The literacy rate of the city area is 71.8% . There are 8 notable high schools in the city. Those are-

1. Bindu Basini Govt. Boys’ High School(established in 1880 by zamindar of Santosh-the famous Roy Chowdhury family)
2. Bindu Basini Govt. Girls’ High School(established in 1882 by zamindar of Santosh-the famous Roy Chowdhury family)
3. Shibnath High School
4. Vivekananda high school
5. Police lines high school
6. Zila Sadar girls' high school
7. Santosh Jannabi Govt. high school.
8. P.T.I high school.

There are several colleges in the city.Those are-

1. Major General Mahmudul Hassan College
2. Kumudini College
3. Mawlana Mohammad Ali Govt. College
4. Govt. Sheikh Fazilatunnesa Mujib Mohila College
5. Vivekananda College
6. Police Lines College

Furthermore, Sheikh Hasina Medical College & Tangail Polytechnic Institute  is located here.There is also a technical university named Mawlana Bhashani Science and Technology University located at Santosh, Tangail.

Religion

Religions of Tangail City, 2011
Religion			Percent
Muslims			88.2%
Hindus			11.7%
Others			.1%

The majority of Tangail city's people are Muslims (88.2%) like most other parts of Bangladesh.Several Other religious groups include Hindus(11.7%),Christians (.08%) and Buddhists (0.02%).

Sports

Cricket is the most popular sport in Tangail. But football and kabaddi are also popular. All important sports events of the city are held in Tangail Stadium which is situated beside Bhashani hall & Tangail Eid-gah. The stadium has hosted some national events in the past. It was the home venue of Bangladesh Football Premier League club Team BJMC. But it was converted into a Cricket Stadium in 2015. First Division Cricket is regularly hosted in this venue.

History Of Tangail District

The pourashava was established on 1 July 1887. During its establishment the town was composed of only 5 wards.

Ward No.	Area
1	Tangail Kanda Para, Par Dighulia, Akur Takur Para
2	Korer Betka, Mirer Betka, Nondir Betka, Sabalia, Dorun, Ashekpur, Nagor Jalfai, Boali
3	Garai, Berai, Kazipur, Bachrakandi, Potol, Bajitpur, Berabuchna, Valluk kandi
4	Kagmari, Sontosh, Aloa, Boitta, Patuli, Ekrampur
5	Kalipur, Dighulia, Sakrail, Kaiyamara, Beradoma, Basha, Khanpur

Afterwards, The pourashava was reshaped into 4 wards-

• Ward no. 1 as 'Central'
• Ward no. 2 as 'Betka'
• Ward no. 3 as 'Dighulia'
• Ward no. 4 as 'Santosh'

Again in 1988 it was subdivided into 6 wards-

• Ward no. 1 as 'Central'
• Ward no. 2 as 'Betka'
• Ward no. 3 as 'Dighulia'
• Ward no. 4 as 'Santosh'
• Ward no. 5 as 'Zila Sadar'
• Ward no. 6 as 'Kazipur'

Then after some random decisions for few years, in 1999 The town was subdivided into 18 wards and gained its present shape.

First ever election of the town was held in November, 1887. In that election 8 ward commissioners from 4 wards was elected by direct vote of the citizens of the town. On the other hand, The then Subdivision Commissioner of Tangail-Shashi Shekhar Dutt was appointed as the first administrator of Tangail Municipality. There was no pakka street in this town then. No lamp post could be seen in the roads. In 1890s The town was lacking safe water supply too. So the regional zamindars and subdivision board came forward and helped financially to dig ponds, lakes & canals. Those water sources served the local people in safe water supply tremendously.

In early 1900s, The pourashava authority took initiatives to torch the roads for the first time by kerosene lambs.The pourashava gradually became populated in the first half of 20th Century. At that time, many tube wells were set up in the town. The main way of transportation was horse cars within the town. People used their cattle for transportation too.

People of Tangail used to visit Kolkata through Charabari by launch and Dhaka through Mymensingh. In early 1930s, electricity line was first provided in the town. The rickshaws started to roll in town's streets. In 1960s, pakka roads were constructed in the town. In the meantime, Tangail was directly connected to Dhaka by road. Many bridges and culverts were constructed to develop the area also. The town got water supply by pipe lines at that time.

In 1985 Tangail Municipality was promoted to 'B Class' from 'C Class'. Again in 1989 the pourashava was promoted to 'A Class' from 'B Class'. In 1990s, The town was financed by Asian Development Bank and Government of Bangladesh to develop water supply, sanitation, Waste water drainage, Bus Terminal, Super Markets and other infrastructures.

Administrative Area Of Tangail District

The total area of Tangail city is 35.22 km2. Government of Bangladesh have planned to expand the city recently. After expansion it will have a proposed area of 81.75 km2. The city consists of 18 wards and 64 mahallas until 2016. Karatia is the suburb of Tangail.

Ward No.	Region	Total Households	Population(2011)
1	Akur Takur Para-north, Dewla, District hq	2070	10388
2	Enayetpur	2142	8760
3	West Akur Takur Para, North Kagmara, South Kagmara	3205	13903
4	Bepari Para, Fakir Para, Bera Doma, Dighulia, Char Dighulia	2119	9208
5	Kalipur, Lakshimpur, Sarutia, Shakrail	1614	7235
6	College Para, Paradise Para, Par Dighulia-part	1569	6712
7	Baluk Kandi, Bagbari, Patuli Bhabani Bagbari, Uttar Santosh-part, Santosh Palpara	1674	7325
8	Aloa Bhabani Pahim, Aloa Pahim, Dakshin Santosh-part	1797	8026
9	Aloa Baratia, Aloa Paikasta, Aloa Tarini, Baluk Kandi-part, Char Patuli, Purba Aloa, Aloa Bhabani	1888	8575
10	Bajitpur, Berai, Basrakandi, Kazipur, Patal	1458	6189
11	Berabuchna, Kachua Para,Kanda Para	1929	7536
12	Adi Tangail, Bepari Para, Bil Para	1628	7160
13	Tangail Mahalla,Chayanir Bazar, Pachanir Bazar, Thana Para, Uttar Thana Para	1792	7572
14	Purba Adalat Para, Adalat Para, Biswas Betka-part S.W corn, Shaha Para	2790	11786
15	Ashekpur, Biswas Betka-part	2745	12118
16	Akur Takur Para-part, Par Dighulia-part	2459	10670
17	Kumudini College Para, Munshi Para, Registry Para, Biswas Betka-west	2128	11081
18	Kodalia, Sabalia	2600	13168

Transport

"New Bus Terminal", Dewla, Tangail.

A view of Tangail railway station

It would take approximately 1 hour and 55 minutes to go Tangail from Dhaka city, via Kaliakair and Tongi. The distance is around 98 km. From Mohakhali (মহাখালী) bus terminal, several buses use to run for this city. Among them Nirala, Dhaleshwari, Jhatika and High Choice are notable bus services.

Several trains are available from Dhaka to Tangail. Among them most popular one is "Sirajganj Express". Other notable inter city trains those stop in Tangail railway station are: Padma Express, Ekota Express, Nilsagor Express, Silk City Express, Sundarban Express, Drutojan Express, Rangpur Express etc. Some local trains stop in the station too. Those are: Rajshahi Express, Rajshahi Mail, Rangpur Express, Fast Passenger etc.

Photo Gallery Of Tangail District