Education

March 9, 2025, 9:12 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

Shutdown halts classes and exams at JnU

TDS Desk: For the second consecutive day, all classes and exams across departments at Jagannath University (JnU) have been halted due to a shutdown on Tuesday. However, administrative activities in

What NCTB says about July revolution textbook errors

TDS Desk: This year, the new textbooks for primary and secondary levels have introduced the topic of the July uprising in diverse ways. The subject of the mass-uprising has been

JnU students hold hunger strike over campus, housing demands

TDS Desk: Jagannath University (JnU) students stage a hunger strike demanding a second campus handover, temporary housing arrangements, and housing allowances for students. The strike began at the Shaheed Minar

KUET admission test held successfully

TDS Desk: Admission test for the first year B.Sc Engineering, Bachelor of Urban and Regional Planning and Bachelor of Architecture for the 2024-25 academic year at Khulna University of Engineering

Students hang banner reading ‘University’ at Titumir College gate

TDS Desk: Students of Government Titumir College in Dhaka hung a banner reading “Titumir University” at the entrance gate of the college. The students took this step to demand the

Govt plans to remove subject-based grouping from class-9 again

TDS Desk The education ministry is planning to eliminate the subject-based division system in the ninth grade once again. As per the new plan, some particular subjects will remain compulsory,