Education

March 9, 2025, 9:17 pm

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Dhaka Bank distributes power tillers in Belkuchi Road crash leaves 2 HSC examinees dead in Kurigram Bangladesh among countries facing widest gender gap in mobile money use: Report Tk13,200cr wiped out as BSEC strife roils market SSC examinee drowns in Padma River in Rajshahi GM Quader slams govt for deteriorating law and order Over 2 lakh tonnes maize yield likely in Jamalpur BSEC officials return to work, ending the work abstention WB delegation calls on Food Adviser Govt employees to get March salary, Eid bonus on March 23

Education

33m Bangladeshi children’s schooling disrupted by climate crises in 2024: UNICEF

TDS Desk Severe weather events disrupted education for children around the world, including 33 million children in Bangladesh in 2024, according to an analysis released by UNICEF on Friday. The

Educational materials, sewing machines distributed in Debhata

Mir Khairul Alam, Satkhira Various educational materials, bicycles and sewing machines were distributed among the students and helpless women in Debhata upazila of Satkhira district on Tuesday. The educational materials

Rabindra University: Students blockade highway demanding permanent campus

Staff Reporter Students of Rabindra University in Shahzadpur on Tuesday blocked Dhaka-Pabna highway near their academic building-3 demanding permanent campus. The demonstrating students gathered there since morning and set up

Protesters issue ultimatum over quota in medical entry test results

TDS Desk: Students from Dhaka Medical College and other medical colleges have given an ultimatum to cancel all illogical quotas, including the freedom fighter quota and to reannounce the results

13 universities renamed, dropping names of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, Sheikh Hasina

TDS Desk: The names of 13 universities across Bangladesh have been changed to reflect their respective districts, removing references to Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, Sheikh Hasina, and other family members. The

10 injured as ethnic minority, ‘pro-sovereign’ groups clash over textbook graffiti

TDS Desk: At least 10 people sustained injuries in a clash in the capital on Wednesday noon, as two groups made contesting demands for and against including the word “indigenous