Government M. M. College, Jessore

In 1942, during the Second World War, the Allies established a base at the college. At this time the college authorities removed the college to the kanchari house (now fire brigade office) of the zamindar of Hatbaria. And there the class begins. When the war ended in 1945, the college was brought back to its former location. At that time, the first name of the college was changed and the name of the best son of Jessore, the great poet Michael Madhusudan Dutt was changed to Government Michael Madhusudan College or M. M. College, in the name of Jessore. The contribution of some people in the establishment of the college was especially memorable. They are Vijay Krishnaraya, Sri Neel Ratandhar, Vijay Roy, Khan Bahadur Lutfur, Ed. Abdur Rauf. B. Sarkar, Nagendranath Ghosh, Randa Prasad Saha and the teachers of the college at that time. After the partition of the country in 1947, most of the Hindus left the country and the college faced a temporary crisis. But in a short time it was pos...