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Recommended pry teachers continue protests for 12th day

Recommended government primary school teachers, whose appointments were cancelled through a High Court order on February 6, continued their protest programme at Shahbagh in the capital Dhaka for the 12th consecutive day on Monday, demanding their immediate appointments...

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Govt needs to resolve the crisis, not be highhanded

THIS is unacceptable that the government has not yet addressed the grievances of 6,531 recommended assistant teachers in government primary schools in Dhaka and Chattogram and has, instead, been highhanded with them. It has already been 11 days that the recommended teachers are demonstrating against a February 6 High Court verdict that declared illegal and...

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Police disperse recommended pry teachers again

Police Thursday afternoon charged batons and sprayed water through canons on the protesting assistant teachers of government primary schools, whose appointments were cancelled by a court order, after they blocked the Shahbagh crossing, demanding their appointments...

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Selected pry teachers call March to Dhaka for today

Recommended primary school teachers, whose appointments were cancelled through a High Court order on February 6, on Wednesday called a ‘Long March to Dhaka’ programme for today to press their one-point demand for ensuring their appointment...

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UGC holds meeting on social, behavioural change

The meeting of the management and coordination committee for conducting research on social and behavioural change and capacity building of university teachers was held at the auditorium of University Grants Commission of Bangladesh in Dhaka on Tuesday...

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Recommended pry teachers give ultimatum for appointment

Recommended primary school teachers, whose appointments were cancelled through a High Court order on February 6, on Tuesday threatened the government with tougher programmes if their appointments are not confirmed by today noon...

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Police use baton, sound grenades, teargas on recommended pry teachers

Police charged batons, and fired sound grenades and teargas shells and sprayed water through canons on protesting recommended primary school teachers, whose appointments were cancelled through a High Court order on February 6, to disperse them from a Dhaka city road Monday afternoon...

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All ibtedayi madrassahs to be nationalised

The teachers of ibtedayi madrassahs withdrew their movement as the government on Tuesday announced that the madrassahs across the country would be nationalised in phases.

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HC questions stay of two DU teachers’ appointment

The High Court on Tuesday issued a rule asking the authorities concerned to explain as to why the decision of Dhaka University to stay the appointment of two teachers at department of Arabic, shall not be declared illegal...

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Teacher shortage in technical institutions unacceptable

A SERIOUS shortage of teachers in government technical and vocational educational institutions is unacceptable. It shows the government’s lack of commitment to a sector that has a high potential to contribute to the economy. About three-fourths of the sanctioned positions for teachers in government technical and vocational educational institutions have been...

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DUTA office attackers remain unidentified

The authorities of Dhaka University are still in the dark about those who vandalised the office of the Dhaka University Teachers’ Association at the Dhaka University club on Friday evening...

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Govt should pay teachers well to up quality of education

TEACHERS need to be paid well — well enough so that they can devote their time and energy to teaching without having to worry about the sustenance of the family. This is where the quality of education has suffered, with teachers continuing to go underpaid. Whilst the average salary of schoolteachers at the primary level, which lays the foundation...

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Abu Sayeed passes NTRCA written test

Md Abu Sayeed, who was shot dead by police during the anti-discrimination student movement on July 16, has passed the written test of the 18th Non-Government Teachers’ Registration and Certification Authority...

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Govt should mind all issues to make teaching appealing

THE concern of the officials of the Non-Government Teachers’ Registration and Certification Authority that it has failed to recommend aspirants for about 77,000 vacant positions in secondary and tertiary education institutions is worrying. The agency — which issues certificates after holding examinations to recommend...

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Govt urged to clear stance on intolerant, hateful incidents

The University Teachers’ Network on Saturday urged the chief adviser, Professor Muhammad Yunus, to clear the government’s stance on the countrywide intolerant, hatred and hateful behaviours against some targeted communities and people...

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Justice for violence demanded

The University Teachers’ Network on Saturday held a protest rally demanding justice for those who were victims of violence, attacks, and murders on campuses and in the hills...

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Mechanism to record complaints against AL regime must

THE main grievance of student protesters against the Awami League that led to its downfall was direct and indirect recruitment and appointment in ranking positions in public services and educational institutions on partisan considerations, which became the norm. In majority of cases, especially in public universities, vice-chancellors and others in...

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New authority abolishing NTRC proposed

The government has taken initiative to repeal the Non-Government Teachers Registration and Certification Authority Act 2005 for forming a new authority to appoint eligible teachers to non-government educational institutions...