Remembering Arefin Sir: A legacy of wisdom, integrity, and compassion
"One thing is certain—any student who learned communications from Arefin Siddique can easily decipher the intentions behind such actions"
6,531 selected assistant teachers to join workstations within 12 March
The appointed teachers will have to join their respective district primary education offices by 12 March, said the letter
Kuet VC's residence under lock and key; students demand his resignation
The students also sent a letter to the chief adviser demanding the removal of Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr Mohammad Masud and Pro-Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr Shariful Islam
Kuet suspends academic activities until 28 Feb amid tension
The authorities also decided to expel students involved in Tuesday’s attack, file cases against outsiders, bear the medical expenses of the injured, and ensure the safety of students
HSC exams to begin on 26 June
The Inter-Education Board Examination Controller Committee has announced the HSC examination schedule, with theoretical tests beginning on 26 June and practical assessments concluding on 21 August
HC nullifies appointment of 6,531 primary school teachers
The High Court has annulled the recruitment of 6,531 assistant primary school teachers in Dhaka and Chattogram divisions, directing that future appointments be made strictly on the basis of merit
Titumir College students withdraw protests as govt pledges resolution in 7 days
Students of Government Titumir College withdrew their protests following assurance from the interim government to address their demands within a week
Govt working to solve seven college issue: Adviser Nahid
"The government is sincere enough about the educational life and institutional issues of seven colleges"
Titumir college students block Mohakhali rail crossing; BGB deployed to control situation
The blockade has already delayed at least six trains, with disruptions expected to increase
Protests surge as Titumir College students declare indefinite shutdown, roadblock
Protesting students of Titumir College have declared an indefinite shutdown of the institution, reinforcing their demand for university status with continuous demonstrations and barricades
Govt won't establish universities on demand: Education adviser
"We won’t accept any demands resulting from protests that could have long-term adverse effects,"
Fixed college-to-university timeline for Titumir unjustified: Education ministry
A special committee is working towards the establishment of a separate university comprising the seven historic colleges of Dhaka
Titumir College students threaten hunger strike if one-point demand not met
Students of Titumir College have staged protests, blocked roads, and threatened an indefinite sit-in and hunger strike, demanding the government declare the institution a university
Advisory Council takes three decisions on quota implementation
The meeting, chaired by Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus, was held on Thursday at the Chief Adviser’s Office in Tejgaon
Titumir College students block road demanding university status
Students of Government Titumir College blocked the road outside the institution this morning, pressing for its upgrade to a university alongside six other demands
DU’s revocation of 7-college affiliation sparks further complexity
The decision to revoke the affiliation of seven government colleges from Dhaka University has not provided an immediate resolution; rather, it has given rise to new complications
Seven college students issue 15-Day ultimatum for independent university outline
This announcement came shortly after the students withdrew a 24-hour ultimatum earlier in the day
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