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SUST suspends JCD activist

The authorities of Shahjalal University of Science and Technology on Thursday suspended an activist of Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal, student wing of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, from the university on charge of attempting to attack his fellows.

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BUP seminar explores governance, sustainable dev

The department of development studies under the faculty of arts and social sciences at Bangladesh University of Professionals organised a seminar titled ‘Policy process, institutional reform and sustainable Development in Bangladesh: contemporary issues and challenges’ on its campus in Dhaka on Monday...

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WB to provide $270m for sustainable upturn

A financing agreement was signed on Sunday between the government of Bangladesh and the International Development Association of the World Bank Group involving $270 million loan to implement the ‘Bangladesh Sustainable Recovery, Emergency Preparedness and Response Project (B-STRONG)’...

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World Metrology Day Tuesday

World Metrology Day will be observed on Tuesday across the country and elsewhere in the world, aiming to raise awareness of the importance of measurement science and its impact on various aspects of life, including business, trade, and sustainable development...

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SUST students lock dept demanding removal of teacher

Petroleum and mining engineering students of Shahjalal University of Science and Technology on Sunday staged demonstrations and locked the main entrance to the department building protesting at the appointment of a teacher and demanding cancellation of his appointment...

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SCB highlights sustainability initiatives

Standard Chartered has announced the impact of its sustainability initiatives across six core areas – agriculture, education, entrepreneurship, environment, health and disaster management, said a press release...

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BMU holds seminar on blue economy

Bangladesh Maritime University held an international seminar titled Blue Economy: Unlocking the Potential of Oceans for Sustainable Development of Bangladesh at the Senaprangan, Dhaka Cantonment on Monday...

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Chinese expertise and scopes for Bangladesh

WATER is the lifeblood of Bangladesh, a delta nation intricately woven with rivers and wetlands. Yet, this abundance of water has paradoxically become a source of distress due to rampant pollution, unsustainable extraction, and climate-induced challenges. To address these issues comprehensively, Bangladesh has sought expertise from China to develop a 50-year master...

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Improved investment climate for pvt sector stressed

Debapriya Bhattacharya, convenor of the Citizen’s Platform for SDGs, Bangladesh, on Tuesday called for creating a favourable business environment for the private sector to adopt a sustainable business model...

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In pursuit of energy sustainability

AS THE economy revives from the July uprising, concerns loom regarding the nation’s way forward to attaining the objective of undergoing the renewable energy transition in line with the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals. A sub-target under SDG 7 makes it pertinent for all signatories of the pact, including Bangladesh, to substantially raise the share of renewable...

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Youth hold the key to SDGs

AS THE world reaches the halfway point to the 2030 deadline for the Sustainable Development Goals, the urgency to accelerate progress is undeniable. Amidst this challenge, young people stand out as a transformative force. With 1.8 billion individuals aged 10 to 24, their potential to drive change and shape a sustainable future has never been more critical...

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Lanka’s moderate politics despite govt’s massive mandate

DONALD Trump in the United States is showing how, in a democratic polity, the winner of the people’s mandate can become an unstoppable extreme force. Critics of the National People’s Power government frequently jibe at the government’s economic policy as being a mere continuation of the essential features of the economic policy of former president...

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Localised SDGs and our media

AS A signatory to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development adopted on September 25, 2015, Bangladesh has been involved in executing the sustainable development goals for the last nine years and playing a commendable role in the global sermon on the SDGs. The government of Bangladesh has engaged respective stakeholders in the...

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Ban on on-campus student politics is no solution

A TASK force that the government instituted in September 2024 submitted its report, Re-strategising the Economy and Mobilising Resources for Equitable and Sustainable Development, on January 30. The task force, composed of 12 members, in the sixth chapter of the report titled ‘Reaping the Benefits of Demographic Dividends: Investment in...

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BRAC launches 'Livestock Grow Initiative'

BRAC’s Microfinance programme has officially launched the 'Livestock Grow Initiative’ to ensure financial security and sustainable development for livestock farmers across the country...

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Task force emphasises research, innovation to diversify economy

The task force report on re-strategising the Economy and Mobilising Resources for Equitable and Sustainable Development said that Bangladesh can boost its economy by using innovation and R&D to diversify, improve productivity, and add value to its products...

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SUST extends time to apply for admission

The Shahjalal University of Science and Technology authorities on Wednesday extended time for submission of the online application for admission to the first-year undergraduate courses under 2024-25 academic year until January 31...

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SCB, SAF Bangladesh build 2 smart farming villages

Standard Chartered Bangladesh, in collaboration with Sustainable Agriculture Foundation Bangladesh, has developed two farming smart model villages in Rangpur district, said a press release...

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Policies, plans for sustainable food system needed

THE government has ways to go and steps to adopt for sustainable food systems crucial for ensuring food security and nutrition for all. A sustainable food system, encompassing everything from processing, packaging and transport of food, also prioritises sustainable agriculture and environmental concern. A sustainable food system also encourages local...

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Reforms for quality education

BANGLADESH is at a pivotal moment in its pursuit of sustainable development and equitable growth. With a burgeoning youth population and a steadily expanding economy, the nation’s potential to establish itself as a significant player on the global stage is immense. Yet, this potential remains constrained by persistent challenges in the education sector...

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MASS UPRISING: SUST suspends 29 BCL activists

Shahjalal University of Science and Technology authorities suspended 29 students, all leaders and activists of the banned student organisation Bangladesh Chhatra League, for their involvement in attacks on participants of the anti-discrimination students’ movement...

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DEMOCRACY’S SUSTAINABILITY: Vibrant political culture is essential

BANGLADESH’S democracy is at risk as it seeks to reform state agencies before holding a national election to establish a sustainable democracy. While the interim government prioritises agency reforms over the election, law and order and non-violent political environment rapidly deteriorate. A strong political culture is essential for ensuring...

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Invigorating FDI for economic sustainability

FOREIGN direction investment states to direct investment of equity flows in the reporting economy. It is the sum of equity capital, the reinvestment of earnings and other capital. Direct investment is a category of cross-border investment associated with a resident of one economy having control or significant degree of influence on the management...

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Impact of sustainable agriculture

SUSTAINABLE agriculture seeks to meet today’s food needs while it shoul ensure that future generations can also thrive. It is about finding the right balance between social fairness, economic stability and environmental care. In Bangladesh, where agriculture, which supports nearly 40 per cent of the work force, is a cornerstone of the economy, embracing...