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Mohiuddin Alamgir

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The day before his assassination

15 August 2026
It was like any other day. On August 14, 1975, the president’s office carried out its routine functions. Officials exchanged pleasantries, ministers held meetings, decisions were taken and instructions were given.
15 August 2026
Bangladesh SSC results 2026 pass rate

SSC pass rate hits 19-year low

11 August 2026
This year’s SSC results painted a grim picture, with the pass rate across the nine general education boards hitting a 19-year low and GPA-5 achievers falling to their lowest level since 2020.
11 August 2026
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Teacher shortages strain government primary schools

8 August 2026
Government primary schools across Bangladesh are struggling to keep lessons on track as headteacher posts remain vacant in more than half of the institutions while thousands of assistant-teacher positions also remain unfilled, putting extra pressure on teachers and disrupting classes.
8 August 2026
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Presidential election: A process shackled by provisions

8 August 2026
When Mohammed Shahabuddin resigned as president on July 24, the spotlight immediately shifted to who would succeed him at Bangabhaban.
8 August 2026
how July Uprising removed Sheikh Hasina

Analysis / How Sheikh Hasina's iron grip unravelled

5 August 2026
From electoral controversies to student protests, the events that brought an end to Hasina's 15-year rule
5 August 2026
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Looking back at July: Road to one-point demand

4 August 2026
It began with a question that resonated with millions of young Bangladeshis competing for scarce government jobs: should merit take a back seat to quotas?
4 August 2026
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Poll campaigns cost nothing for most parties

1 August 2026
Twenty-seven of the 50 parties that contested February’s general election reported zero campaign expenditure, according to filings submitted to the Election Commission (EC).
1 August 2026
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BNP violates polls pledges with 12 government appointments

29 July 2026
The government has handed out contractual appointments to 12 BNP leaders and activists across key entities, including the Election Commission, despite its manifesto pledge to prevent the politicisation of institutions and strengthen their independence.
29 July 2026
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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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Finishing Courses at Pvt Univs: UGC allows conditional online grading

Private universities that have completed 70 percent of academic activities of current semester and have been conducting online classes successfully for theoretical courses will be able to evaluate their students via viva and presentations online.
7 May 2020
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Private universities can hold online tests in line with UGC conditions

Private universities that have completed 70 percent of academic activities for outgoing semester and have been conducting online classes successfully for theoretical courses will be able to evaluate their students through online viva exams, keeping the video open and through virtual presentations.
7 May 2020

Primary students’ stipends increased finally, after 18yrs

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has approved the disbursement and increment of stipends, and extension of Primary Education Stipend Project (PESP), paving the way for financially assisting 1.37 crore elementary students, which was halted for over six months.
5 May 2020

Televised Classes for Schoolgoers: One month on, a lot left unfulfilled

Over one month after the introduction of televised classroom lectures for school students, guardians are still not happy about the quality of the lessons.
4 May 2020
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Primary dropouts can increase

Risk of poor students dropping out from primary schools is growing as the government stipend distribution remains halted for six months and school feeding programme withheld for over a month.
3 May 2020
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Pvt univs ask for stimulus package

Private universities have sought a stimulus package from the government to shore them up amid closure of all academic institutions due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
2 May 2020
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Covid-19: Private univs seek govt stimulus package

Private universities seek a stimulus package from the government to shore them up amid closure of these institutions due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
2 May 2020
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Ensure online classes: ministry, UGC to all universities

The education ministry and the University Grants Commission (UGC) have asked all private and public universities to complete the current semester through online classes. However, private universities can only take exams in line with UGC’s guidelines.
30 April 2020
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A colossal loss for the nation

National Professor Jamilur Reza Choudhury will be remembered for his extraordinary service to the nation.
28 April 2020
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DSHE asks teachers to help Boro harvesters

The Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education (DSHE) asks all teachers of secondary schools to lend farmers a hand in an attempt to speed up the harvest of Boro paddy as flash flood can occur in several districts at any time.
22 April 2020
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Public Universities: Session jams loom large

In light of rising concerns over the Covid-19 outbreak, public universities had earlier shut down in-person classes. But most of them are yet to offer students alternative online education.
22 April 2020
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HSC exams may begin in late May

The postponed Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and its equivalent examinations may begin at the end of next month.
21 April 2020
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5,400 schools to stay open for harvesters

The Directorate of Primary Education (DPE) has kept open over 5,400 primary schools in haor areas to accommodate labourers harvesting paddy.
21 April 2020
Civil surgeons made OSD

Incentives for those on the front line

The government will provide two months’ basic salary as incentive for doctors and other health workers who are on the front line in the war against Covid-19 pandemic.
19 April 2020

Vocational, Madrasa, English Version: No TV classes for 2.8m schoolgoers yet

About 2.8 million students of madrasas, technical and vocational institutions, and English version are deprived of television education although their peers in general stream are receiving lessons to recover losses during the shutdown.
17 April 2020

Newly-recruited pry teachers still unpaid

As the coronavirus outbreak unfolds, most of the 18,000 newly-recruited government primary teachers are yet to get salaries for March, and are uncertain whether they will receive the salary for the current month as all public offices are closed till April 25.
16 April 2020

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