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UCBD launches Campus to Corporate

The Universal College Bangladesh has launched a new initiative, ‘Campus to Corporate’, to bridge the gap between industry and academia.

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HC orders list of Mogra encroachers, polluters

The High Court ordered to demarcate the Mogra river in Netrakona according to its main flow, prepare list of encroachers, polluters of the river and take action to evict them.

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ULAB celebrates Sultana’s Dream

The University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh on Monday organised a daylong programme celebrating ‘Sultana’s Dream’, a famous sci-fi utopian novel rejoicing feminism by Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain, one of the earliest pioneers of Muslim women’s rights in the Indian subcontinent...

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Putin orders 3-day truce in May

Russian president Vladimir Putin on Monday ordered a truce with Ukraine on May 8-10 to coincide with Moscow’s World War II commemorations, drawing ire from Ukraine which demanded Moscow pause hostilities immediately.

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BTRC approves Starlink

The Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission has given initial approval to Starlink to provide satellite internet services in Bangladesh...

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The 1991 storm that chose its victims

ON THE night of April 29, slipping inexorably into the 30th, 1991, I stood on the deck of the BNS Osman, a young officer clad in the ceremonial austerity of the Red Sea Rig. It was a moment of professional pride, for I had only recently earned my certificate of competency — a tangible symbol of merit in a tradition-bound service. I harboured quiet dreams of one day...

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Critical moment for Bangladesh’s SDG journey

IN THE United Nations General Assembly of 2000, heads of member states signed the historic Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), committing to a set of measurable targets ranging from reducing extreme poverty and hunger to promoting gender equality and lowering maternal and child mortality by 2015. As a UN member state, Bangladesh made notable progress...

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Professor Yunus approves Starlink’s license to operate in Bangladesh

Bangladesh interim government chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has officially approved the license for Starlink, the US-based satellite internet provider, to begin operations in Bangladesh, marking a significant step towards improving connectivity, especially in remote and underserved areas.

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People think interim govt still good answer: Yunus tells Al Jazeera

Bangladesh interim government chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has said the people of Bangladesh think that the interim government is still the ‘good answer’ for them but stressed that they will not go beyond June 2026 to hold the best election ever in the country.

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Technical education not for producing carpenters: adviser

Education adviser to the interim government Professor Chowdhury Rafiqul Abrar has urged for a change in the pervasive belittling mindset about technical education, stressing that technical education should be integrated with mainstream education...

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Mohamed Salah: Liverpool's Egyptian King

An Egyptian hero and living legend in Liverpool, Mohamed Salah has burnished his remarkable legacy at Anfield with one of the great all-time individual seasons to deliver the Premier League title.

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Govt to establish two separate PSCs: Asif Mahmud

The government has decided to establish two separate Public Service Commissions, following discussions on delays and irregularities, according to Asif Mahmud Shojib Bhuyian, adviser to local government, rural development and co-operatives and youth and sports ministries...

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JnU students demand reform of PSC

A group of Jagannath University students on Sunday staged a demonstration on the campus demanding reform of the Bangladesh Public Service Commission...

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SAU pays tribute to Shere-e-Bangla

Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University paid tribute to Sher-e-Bangla AK Fazlul Haq to mark his anniversary of death on Sunday...

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Community engagement and gender sensitivity

POLICE legitimacy, the public’s confidence in law enforcement’s authority to act in the community’s best interest, is essential for building trust, fostering cooperation, and encouraging voluntary compliance with the law. It shapes citizens’ willingness to report crimes, support policing efforts, and uphold societal order. Rooted in procedural justice — transparency...

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Informality trap

THE employment landscape of Bangladesh is highly concentrated towards the informal sector, accounting for 84.07 per cent of total employment, according to the Labour Force Survey (2023). The survey figured that informality is prevalent at a higher rate among women, with 95.7 per cent engaged in informal jobs and only 4.3 per cent in formal roles. Again, an...