Thursday, 30 April 2026, 09:57 pm
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HSC results likely between October 15-17
Online Desk : The results of the Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and its equivalent examinations of 2024 will be published any day between October 15-17. Dhaka Educationread more
Primary Teacher Coordination Council demands 10th grade
Online Desk : The Primary Teacher Coordination Council has demanded the elevation of primary assistant teachers to the 10th grade and 100 per cent departmental promotions toread more
Shuchita Sharmin appointed as female VC of Barishal University
Online Desk : Shuchita Sharmin, a professor of Development Studies Department at Dhaka University, has been appointed as the new vice-chancellor of Barishal University for the nextread more
Half fare for students 7 days a week : Bus owners
Online Desk : The Dhaka Road Transport Owners Association has announced that students will now be able to enjoy half-fare bus rides in all metropolitan areas, includingread more
In first ECNEC meeting, Interim Government suspends Five-Year Plan
Online Desk : The interim government announced on Wednesday that it will temporarily suspend the implementation of the country’s five-year plans as part of a shift inread more
No evidence of question paper leak in PSC exams
Online Desk : The probe body formed by the Public Service Commission, PSC, has not found any evidence of question paper leak in a few recruitment tests,read more
Govt to sanction loan for RMG factories to pay workers’ salaries
Online Desk : The government has decided to provide loans to readymade garment (RMG) factory owners to help them pay their workers’ salaries, aiming to restore normalcyread more
Russia wants to strengthen ties with Bangladeshi media communities
Online Desk : The Russian House in Dhaka celebrated the International Day of Journalists’ Solidarity with an aim to honor the contributions of journalists worldwide and toread more
Flood affects 2799 primary schools
Online Desk : The recent floods in the country’s 11 districts have damaged infrastructure, furniture, and textbooks in 2,799 government primary schools. Of the affected schools, 763read more
