Literacy and Educational Institutions
Average literacy 34%; male 42.40% and female 25.03%. Educational institutions: colleges 3, madrasa 10, high school 19; Noted educational institutions: Barahatia Malpukuria Miaskatul Ulum Madrasah (1941), North M B Amirabad High School (1932), Golambari High School (1937), Lohagara Suckchuri Uzir vita High School;(LSU High School) Kalauzan Gorsundar High School (1945), Adhunagar High School(1961), Padua A.C.M. High School(1963), Lohagara Shahpir Pilot High School(1966), Chunati High School,B G SENERHAT HIGH SCHOOL, Sukchari High School(1986),Kalauzan Dr. Yakub Bazlur Rahman Sikder High School, Uttar Padua High School (1996), Chonati Hakimia Madrasah,Amirabad Sofia Aliya Madrasah,Rajghata Hossainia Azizul Uloom Madrasah Baro Aulia Degree College, Chunati Mahila College and Alhaj Mostafizur Rahman college are the colleges of Lohagara.Kalauzan Shah Rashidia Fadil(Degree)Madrasah. Lohagara Islamia Fazil Madrasha (1954) লোহাগাড়া আইডিয়াল স্কুল এন্ড কলেজ (২০১০)
Association:
(1) Lohaga Press Club (2) Lohagara Press Club Foundation (3) Rajghata Sahaba Smirity Patagar (amirabad) (4) Killar Andar Foundation(amirabad) (5) Amirabad Islamic Model Society, Puratan B.O.C, Amirabad, Lohagara. (6) প্রশান্তির ছায়া, সওদাগর পাড়া, লোহাগাড়া, চট্টগ্রাম। (২০০৯) Library: (1) Rajghata Sahaba Smirity Patagar (amirabad) (2) Killar Andar Islamic Library (killar andar,amirabad)(2009)
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