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Sakib Ahmed

Correspondent at Jahangirnagar University.

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JU home to 34 amphibian, reptile species: study

22 September 2026
Jahangirnagar University campus is home to 12 amphibian and 22 reptile species, a recently published study has found.
22 September 2026
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JU campus home to 34 species of amphibians, reptiles

21 September 2026
Study highlights importance of wetlands, woodlands and croplands
21 September 2026
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Two years, no probe report: Shamim Molla’s family waits for answers

17 September 2026
The former JU student and leader of the now-banned Chhatra League was beaten to death on campus in September 2024; PBI says the investigation is still ongoing
17 September 2026
The playwright who made the soil speak

The playwright who made the soil speak

18 August 2026
Rather than looking elsewhere for a theatrical identity, Selim Al Deen turned to Bengal’s own cultural memory. Folk traditions, regional speech, history and oral storytelling became the raw materials of a dramatic language distinctly his own.
18 August 2026
Mymensingh Elephant Population

A growing herd in a shrinking forest

25 July 2026
As elephant numbers grow in the forests of the Mymensingh region, shrinking habitats, blocked migration routes and escalating human-elephant conflict are threatening the future of one of Bangladesh’s last remaining transboundary elephant populations.
25 July 2026
Bangladesh's deadliest threat may be the air we breathe. File photo

Air pollution kills 242 people daily, costs Bangladesh $23b a year: Study

16 July 2026
JU researchers estimate more than 88,000 premature deaths annually across six major cities
16 July 2026
Jahangirnagar University students online poll

JU Senate to consider new Institute of Islamic Studies

25 June 2026
Approval could pave the way for six new departments
25 June 2026
Jahangirnagar University

Higher studies abroad: 24 teachers owe over Tk 3cr to JU

21 June 2026
At least two dozen teachers at Jahangirnagar University, who went abroad for higher studies over the past 15 years, have neither rejoined their posts within the stipulated time nor refunded the salaries and benefits they received during study leave, show university records.
21 June 2026
Jahangirnagar University students online poll

50 down with dengue in 10 days at JU

At least 50 teachers, students, and staff members at Jahangirnagar University (JU) have contracted dengue in the last 10 days, bringing the total number of cases of the viral infection among campus residents to approximately 80 since September 1.
10 October 2024
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JU Hosts first-ever women's football match

In honour of the lives lost in the student-led mass upsurge in July and the fall of the autocratic regime, the Department of Anthropology at Jahangirnagar University (JU) hosted the Mishu Memorial Football Tournament Season 8. 
22 September 2024
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