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Mohiuddin Alamgir

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Surplus liquidity at banks past Tk 4 lakh crore

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Surplus liquidity in the banking sector surged 45 percent over the past year to cross Tk 4 lakh crore, but the vast majority of the funds are parked in government treasury bills and bonds rather than trickling into private sector credit, according to a central bank report.
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Childcare a major hurdle for working mothers

3 October 2026
Shortage of govt-run daycare centres pushing women towards expensive private facilities
3 October 2026
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Constitutional amendments: JS body to hold discussions with political parties

19 September 2026
The special parliamentary committee on constitutional amendment would sit with all political parties that signed the July National Charter, with the dates for the meetings likely to be finalised at its second meeting tomorrow.
19 September 2026
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DU must not be turned into a battleground for history

18 September 2026
The university's historical memory belongs to all of Bangladesh and must be preserved.
18 September 2026
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Jamaat’s 1971 role: How the apology was repeatedly thwarted

17 September 2026
A section of Jamaat-e-Islami leaders made repeated efforts to persuade the party’s top leadership to issue a formal, unqualified apology for opposing Bangladesh’s independence in 1971.
17 September 2026
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International Day of Democracy / Democracy held back by weak institutions

15 September 2026
Bangladesh has seen changes of government and repeated promises of democratic renewal, yet one weakness has remained constant: the country has hardly built institutions strong enough to sustain democracy.
15 September 2026
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Analysis / International day of democracy: The politics of never letting go

15 September 2026
All political parties that took part in the National Consensus Commission process agreed on one important issue: no individual should serve as prime minister for more than 10 years in total, regardless of the number of terms.
15 September 2026
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3rd session exposes strains in Sangsad

12 September 2026
The third session of the 13th Jatiya Sangsad, although shorter than the first two, offered several indications of the difficulties ahead.
12 September 2026
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Learning Loss in Pandemic: Govt to buy digital contents for students

The government is going to buy digital contents containing interactive and communicative lessons to help secondary students tap the potentials of distance learning.
11 August 2021
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Non-MPO Teachers: Eid will bring them no joy

Shahadat Hossain, principal of Nikunja Model College in the capital, was able to pay for family expenses for the first 10 months of the pandemic, with the money he got from selling some of his ancestral land.
19 July 2021
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Shortened versions of SSC, HSC exams likely in Nov, Dec

The SSC examinations will be held in November and the HSC tests in December if the Covid situation improves, the government announced yesterday allaying to some extent worries of around 36 lakh students as well as their guardians.
15 July 2021
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Govt’s New Stimulus Packages: For the poor made poorer

The government yesterday announced a Tk 3,200 crore relief package for the ultra-poor and destitute families and the tourism sector -- segments that were dealt a fresh blow by the latest round of hard lockdown to contain the second wave of Covid-19 cases.
13 July 2021
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Govt won’t reopen schools amid Covid wave

Unicef and Unesco yesterday urged decision-makers and governments all over the world to prioritise the safe reopening of schools in order to avoid a “generational catastrophe”.
12 July 2021
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Justice now a mirage to them

Hasan Mirdha Akash is losing hope of getting justice.
11 July 2021
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SSC, HSC exams: Pros, cons of alternatives being weighed

The government is looking for alternative ways to evaluate SSC and HSC examinees this year as uncertainty looms over holding of the major public exams if the Covid situation does not improve significantly.
7 July 2021
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Local body polls amid Covid fears

The elections to 204 union parishads and two municipalities and by-polls to the Laxmipur-2 constituency are going to be held today amid coronavirus fears.
20 June 2021
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Supplementary Budget: Passed amid uproar over graft

Baffling -- is how one would describe the parliamentary session in which the Tk 13,987.3 crore supplementary budget for fiscal 2020-21 was passed.
7 June 2021
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Education Budget: Yawning digital gap glossed over

Amidst a clamour to ensure digitalisation of all educational institutions and to get digital devices in the hands of all students, yesterday’s proposed budget for a Covid-battered education sector appeared to have glossed over those needs.
3 June 2021
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Ex-VC Sobhan violated rules

The outgoing vice-chancellor of Rajshahi University has violated the constitution, university law, and a government embargo by appointing 137 teachers and staffers on the last day of his office, found a probe committee.
23 May 2021
30 parties to join Jan 7 polls

Women in Politics: Parties get another nine years to ensure 33pc representation

Political parties of the country are likely to get another nine years to keep at least 33 percent positions of all committee at local and national levels reserved for women as all the major parties failed to ensure it before the deadline.
22 May 2021
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NID services going to Home from EC

All services relating to National Identity (NID) cards are set to be shifted from the Election Commission to the home ministry.
19 May 2021
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EC mulls by-polls to Papul’s constituency

The Election Commission is considering to hold by-election to the Laxmipur-2 constituency -- of Mohammad Shahid Islam, also known as Kazi Papul -- amid Covid-19 pandemic for constitutional obligation.
18 May 2021
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Graft Probe Against VCs: UGC irked as ministry keeps mum

Over the last year and a half, the University Grants Commission had recommended taking action against at least four vice-chancellors of public universities upon investigation of their alleged corruption and irregularities.
17 May 2021
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5.92m students at risk of learning loss

The Covid-driven school closure of over a year has put millions of the country’s students at risk of learning loss, a new study has said.
10 May 2021

UGC allows online exams for public univs

The University Grants Commission (UGC) yesterday allowed public universities to hold exams online, considering students’ interests and also reducing session jams.
6 May 2021

Ex-bureaucrat’s appointment at public university irks teachers

The appointment of a former additional secretary as treasurer of Bangamata Sheikh Fojilatunnesa Mujib Science and Technology University in Jamalpur has irked teachers of public universities.
6 May 2021
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Public University Admission Tests: VCs’ panel delays them

Admission tests of public universities would be delayed due to the country’s coronavirus situation.
5 May 2021
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UGC mulls online exams for public universities

The University Grants Commission is considering allowing public universities to hold exams online keeping in mind that it would benefit students and also reduce session jams.
3 May 2021

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