Renowned educationist, social worker, and women’s rights advocate Mahfuza Khanam passed away in Dhaka yesterday. She was 79.

At around 2:00pm today, the members of the organisation locked the university's main gate and staged a sit-in. They later unlocked the gate around 3:00pm

Counting and results to be announced the same day

Describes the moral weakness of teachers as 'alarming'

The Dhaka Education Board announced the revised results after rechecking answer scripts

Students of Chittagong University’s AF Rahman Hall locked the hall canteen and an adjacent shop yesterday, alleging that they were selling unhygienic and stale food.

Demand expulsion of eight students

Students asked to check Dhaka board website after 10am Sunday

Milestone School and College in Uttara resumed its academic activities for the students of class nine to twelve yesterday following the July 21 deadly air force jet crash.

The students blocked the busy intersection for several minutes, disrupting traffic movement, before marching towards New Market

Photos of convicted war criminals were removed from an exhibition organised by Bangladesh Islami Chhatra Shibir at Dhaka University yesterday, following protests from students who called the display “an affront to the spirit of the Liberation War.”

Following the HC order, the students can take exams in these subjects

'This administration exists because of us. If you fail to meet our demands, we'll send you home ourselves,' says a protester

Academic activities at Khulna University of Engineering and Technology (Kuet) resumed yesterday after a closure of 160 days.

According to sources, the five-year HEAT project, jointly funded by the Bangladesh government and the World Bank, began in July 2023 with a total budget of Tk 4,016.57 crore. Of this, Tk 2,033.46 crore is being provided by the government and Tk 1,983.11 crore by the World Bank

The KUET Teachers' Association announced this morning that they have suspended their ongoing protest programmes for three months

The funding shortfall stems largely from a drastic reduction in humanitarian aid by the US

Primary and Mass Education Adviser Professor Bidhan Ranjan Roy Podder has stressed the need for imparting quality education based on science, information technology and knowledge to confront the challenge of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4RI). ..“Without quality education on the

Admissions for students who recently passed the SSC and equivalent examinations will begin on July 30 and continue until August 11, as per the admission policy for Class XI published yesterday.

The schedule was finalised by the central coordination committee and the committee of principals