The Dhaka University Central Students' Union (DUCSU) presented a four-month performance report on Monday at a press conference held in front of Madhur Canteen. General Secretary S M Farhad detailed that DUCSU, which assumed office on September 14, completed 225 initiatives across 33 sectors for student welfare. Two commemorative books titled “Activities of DUCSU in the First Four Months” and “Representative Conference 2025” were also launched at the event.

Vice President Sadiq Kayem stated that despite budget constraints and administrative non-cooperation, DUCSU continued its work through collaboration with alumni, donors, and resource persons. Key achievements include proposing the inclusion of DUCSU elections in the academic calendar, canceling an unauthorized resolution on lifetime membership, mosque renovations, medical center upgrades, and discussions with the Chinese ambassador on a new dormitory project. DUCSU also introduced electric shuttles, expanded transport services, and organized health, cultural, and educational programs.

The report emphasized transparency and accountability, with detailed information on all initiatives published on DUCSU’s website and in printed booklets.