Polytechnic students have issued a 48-hour ultimatum to the government to meet their six-point demand, threatening a long march to Dhaka if no action is taken

Technical students have pledged to press on with their nationwide movement, citing a lack of progress in talks with the Ministry of Education

Polytechnic students have temporarily relaxed their nationwide rail blockade following an invitation to talks mediated by the chief adviser and the education adviser

Polytechnic students demanding six-point reforms brought central Dhaka to a standstill on 16 April, sparking severe traffic disruption and commuter chaos

With over 19 lakh students sitting for SSC and equivalent exams, the interim government has rolled out sweeping measures to ensure a secure and orderly examination period

The exam will be conducted simultaneously in Dhaka, Rajshahi, Chattogram, Khulna, Barishal, Sylhet, Rangpur, and Mymensingh districts on that day

Planning Adviser Dr Wahiduddin Mahmud revealed that a total of 15 projects had been approved, with an estimated cost of Tk 21,139.45 crore

A High Court bench comprising Justice Fatema Nazib and Justice Shikder Mahmudur Razi passed the order upon hearing a writ filed by a student of the university

"The expelled students will face three types of punishment: revoked certificates for former students, withheld results for those awaiting exams or viva, and expulsion for current students,"

"One thing is certain—any student who learned communications from Arefin Siddique can easily decipher the intentions behind such actions"

University Grants Commission has finalised "Dhaka Central University" as the official name for the new institution comprising seven government colleges in the capital

"I dream of a future where our students can lead the world without leaving the country"

He will be sworn in as the aducation adviser at the Bangabhaban at 11am on Wednesday

The appointed teachers will have to join their respective district primary education offices by 12 March, said the letter

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

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