Education

March 7, 2025, 8:57 am

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Education

Why so many private universities?

TDS Desk: Dhaka, one of the most densely populated cities in the world, has long been deemed uninhabitable due to unplanned urbanisation and pollution. Adding to its burden is the

Transforming Titumir College into university as per deadline not possible : Education Adviser

TDS Desk: Education Adviser Dr Wahiduddin Mahmud has said the demand for upgrading Titumir College into a university as per the students’ deadline is not logical. The Education Adviser said

Dr Zahid stresses importance of LDC graduation

TDS Desk: Former lead economist of the World Bank Bangladesh Office, Dr Zahid Hussain, has said that Bangladesh cannot unilaterally defer its LDC graduation timeframe. He said: “The United Nations

Setting deadline for Titumir College’s recognition as independent university illogical: Edu Ministry

TDS Desk: The Ministry of Education has stated that ongoing movement demanding state recognition of Government Titumir College as an independent university is illogical as the government is already working

Human chain demands removal of a headmaster in Debhata

Mir Khairul Alam, Satkhira: Hundreds of people from all walks of life including teachers, students, businessmen, politicians and socio-cultural activists formed a human chain at Sakhipur intersection in Debhata upazila

Majority of graduates obtaining degrees with minimal relevance to job market: Task force report

TDS Desk The majority of graduates are obtaining degrees in fields with minimal relevance in the job market, reads a report submitted to the chief adviser by a task force