Ministry seeks explanation from JU over allegations of "wasting crores"
The Ministry of Education today (June 24, 2022) said it sought explanation from Jahangirnagar University administration over news published on wasting Tk 100 crore in development project.
Learning Loss in Flood - Redress it right away: speakers
Speakers at a discussion yesterday said the government needs to measure the learning loss of students caused by the recent flood situation across the country and respond with proper mapping and adequate budget allocation for the recovery.
Schools in the north brace for hard times
Academic activities in several hundred educational institutions in the country’s north have been suspended for about a week as those have been inundated with floodwater.
Brunt of the weekends
Teachers of Jahangirnagar University have allegedly been found neglecting the academic activities of regular students due to their involvement in the weekend programmes running in various departments.
Draft education bill to be finalised on June 23: Dipu Moni
After many years of waiting, the Education Act is finally going to see the light of day as Education Minister Dipu Moni today (June 19, 2022) told the parliament that the draft bill would be finalised on June 23.
Scholastica holds graduation ceremony
A two-day programme marking A level graduation ceremony of Scholastica ended today [June 19].
Children want more education, health allocation: Unicef
Nine out of 10 Bangladeshi children said it is very important for the government to spend more on education, health and other areas that directly impact children, according to a new survey of Unicef.
9 out of 10 Bangladeshi children want more education, health allocation: Unicef survey
Nine out of ten Bangladeshi children say it is very important for the government to spend more on education, health and other areas that directly impact children, according to a new survey of Unicef.
Brunt of the weekends
Teachers of Jahangirnagar University have allegedly been found neglecting the academic activities of regular students due to their involvement in the weekend programmes running in various departments.
Draft education bill to be finalised on June 23: Dipu Moni
After many years of waiting, the Education Act is finally going to see the light of day as Education Minister Dipu Moni today (June 19, 2022) told the parliament that the draft bill would be finalised on June 23.
Scholastica holds graduation ceremony
A two-day programme marking A level graduation ceremony of Scholastica ended today [June 19].
NU postpones exams
National University yesterday postponed the ongoing Bachelor of Education (B ed) Honours examination until further notice due to the worsening flood situation.
SSC, equivalent exams postponed due to worsening floods
This year's Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examinations scheduled to begin on June 19 was postponed today due to the worsening flood situation around the country.
DU budget for FY22-23 : Only 1.63pc of the outlay set aside for research
The Dhaka University authorities yesterday approved a Tk 922.48 crore budget for the 2022-23 fiscal year, setting aside only Tk 15.5 crore as research grants.
VCs, UGC members on luxury trip at a time for austerity
Today, the vice-chancellors and registrars of all 50 public universities will be taken to Cox’s Bazar by the University Grants Commission, an exercise that is expected to cost at least Tk 15 lakh.
Students unrest: CUET shortens closure to 7 days, not 22
The authorities of Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology (CUET) have shortened the closure of the university to one week from 22 days.