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Mohiuddin Alamgir

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Surplus liquidity at banks past Tk 4 lakh crore

5 October 2026
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.
5 October 2026
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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
Bank Resolution Amendment Bill 2026 Bangladesh

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

Dedicated helpline for students in the offing

The government has started working on introducing a toll-free hotline for students so they can get assistance from teachers over phone.
6 June 2020
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Govt’s Increased Borrowing: Interest payment may rise by 14pc

Thanks to increased domestic borrowing in recent years, the government’s interest payments will rise by 14 percent in the coming fiscal year.
6 June 2020

Covid-19 Crisis: New school curriculum delayed by a year

The introduction of the new curriculum by National Curriculum and Textbook Board (NCTB) has been delayed by a year. Originally expected to launch in January 2021, the curriculum has been postponed to the beginning of the year next.
3 June 2020
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College Admission: Students have to wait more

The government is in a tight spot over fixing the schedule for enrolling students to HSC and equivalent courses for the next academic session as it fears the admission process may expose a section of students and guardians to Covid-19.
1 June 2020
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Non-Mpo Teachers: Govt mulls incentive

The education ministry is planning to provide financial assistance to over two lakh non-government school and college teachers and staff, who are outside the government’s monthly pay order (MPO) scheme.
31 May 2020
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SSC, Equivalent Exams: Better maths show ticks up pass rate

With the overall performance in English and mathematics slightly improved, the SSC results this year show an increase in both the pass rate and the number of Grade Point Average (GPA)-5 achievers in nine general education boards.
31 May 2020
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Amphan aftermath: 2,000 schools damaged

About 2,000 educational institutions have been partially or completely damaged in super cyclone Amphan that ravaged the country’s coastal areas on May 20.
23 May 2020
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Amphan inflicts massive damage

Cyclone Amphan has left behind a trail of destruction in the country’s coastal areas, affecting more than a million people in nine districts in Khulna and Barishal divisions.
21 May 2020
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‘Nobody can feel our pain’

This will be the first Eid for Arafat Haque, a lecturer of Demra University College, when he will not be able to buy anything new for his seven-year-old boy.
19 May 2020
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SSC results via text for the first time

For the very first time in the history of Bangladesh, the education boards have decided to send results of Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent exams to guardians’ mobile phones via SMS.
19 May 2020
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Bracing for Amphan fury

Thousands of people have been moved to storm shelters in 19 coastal districts of the country as Cyclone Amphan is set to make landfall this evening with heavy rainfall and storm surges above 10 feet.
19 May 2020
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SSC results likely after Eid through SMS

For the first time in Bangladesh's history, results of Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent exams will reach examinees' or their guardians’ mobile phones through SMS.
19 May 2020
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Nation loses its GUARDIAN ANGEL

Though a man of literature he became the nation’s conscience for his steadfast defence of democracy, all forms of freedoms and rights, and multifaceted contributions to society.
14 May 2020

‘How will we pay full fees amid this crisis?’

A large group of private university students are demanding remission of tuition fees for the next semester, as their guardians are financially struggling due to the ongoing coronavirus crisis.
12 May 2020
Civil surgeons made OSD

School feeding finally resumes at homes

Government officials and teachers are distributing fortified biscuits to the houses of over 30 lakh primary school students so that they are not deprived of nutrition while schools are closed due to the coronavirus outbreak.
12 May 2020
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Unpaid pvt university teachers in a tight spot

All educational institutions in the country have remained closed since March 17 to contain the spread of Covid-19. As the situation shows no signs of relenting, the government has now extended the closure till May 16 .
10 May 2020
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People handling the dead still exposed

Health workers and police personnel who come in close contact with unidentified dead bodies for conducting autopsies and enquiries are at a high risk of Covid-19 infection.
10 May 2020

Polytechnic, Technical Institutions: Livestreamed classes begin today

Directorate of Technical Education (DTE) is set to begin holding classes of polytechnic institutes through Facebook live, to minimise academic loss of students as those are closed due to coronavirus pandemic.
9 May 2020
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Tobacco, Luxury Items: Govt mulls over ‘Covid-19 tax’

The government may introduce a coronavirus tax on tobacco products and several luxury goods while giving tax cuts to internet services.
8 May 2020
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Online Classes Amid Shutdown: A distant reality, still for many

One and a half months into the closure of in-person classes due to the coronavirus outbreak, the majority of schools, colleges and universities across the country have yet to introduce online education.
8 May 2020

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