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Mohiuddin Alamgir

Bank Resolution Amendment Bill 2026 Bangladesh

3rd session exposes strains in Sangsad

12 September 2026
The third session of the 13th Jatiya Sangsad, although shorter than the first two, offered several indications of the difficulties ahead.
12 September 2026
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Business Plus / Their factories are still there. Their jobs are not

12 September 2026
When protests, political programmes or sudden changes shut down a factory, workers are usually among the first to feel the shock
12 September 2026
9th pay scale for Bangladesh government employees

Analysis / New pay scale an unequal answer to inflation

3 September 2026
Justified and equitable are two very different bars to clear and the cabinet’s approval of the ninth pay scale clears only the first.
3 September 2026
Bangladesh national pay scale history

From 1973 to 2026: Bangladesh’s nine national pay scales at a glance

1 September 2026
Minimum basic salary climbs from Tk 130 to Tk 20,000 as maximum reaches Tk 156,000
1 September 2026
Middle East conflict impact on Bangladesh

WB on middle-east war fallout: Job loss, rise in poverty feared in Bangladesh

29 August 2026
The risks are mounting, warns a mid-June World Bank assessment on the proposed Contingent Emergency Response Project, which would provide budget support to the government.
29 August 2026
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Reform missteps behind SSC result swings: experts

23 August 2026
Since the late 1980s, Bangladesh’s SSC pass rate has seen major fluctuations, reflecting not only student performance but also suggesting the influence of political realities, exam reforms, marking practices, and education policies.
23 August 2026
Mirza Fakhrul gets support from lawmakers

Fakhrul draws warmth from across aisle

21 August 2026
Bangladesh’s deeply fraught political landscape witnessed a rare moment of camaraderie in parliament yesterday as lawmakers from across the aisle gathered around president-elect Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir, offering handshakes and embraces.
21 August 2026
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Commentary / The man who held BNP together through its hardest years now steps into Bangabhaban

20 August 2026
Mirza Fakhrul spent years keeping his party afloat in opposition; he now assumes an office that may become more consequential
20 August 2026
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‘PEC, JSC exams are making for increased memorisation’

The PEC and JSC exams have economic repercussions, too.
20 July 2022
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Parties can’t be forced to join nat’l polls: CEC

Chief Election Commissioner Kazi Habibul Awal yesterday said it’s not possible to force any political party to take part in the next national election.
19 July 2022
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Children to get 2yrs of pre-primary education

The government is going to introduce two-year pre-primary education at primary schools next year despite the fact that the pre-primary training programme could not prepare teachers for effectively teaching students in classrooms, especially considering the play-based approach towards education.
16 July 2022
Bangladesh secondary education

Bangladesh first in South Asia in secondary education

Bangladesh has the lowest proportion of youths aged between 15 and 24 without secondary education level skills in South Asia, found a recent study.
14 July 2022
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Almost no designated areas for sacrifice

To keep the capital clean during the sacrificial rituals of  Eid-ul-Azha, the two city corporations fixed 535 designated spots to  sacrifice animals during Eid in 2015.
7 July 2022
North South University Scams

North South University Scams: When trust takes a back seat

Thirty years ago, the university was established as a non-profit with the vision to become a centre of excellence in higher education. But some of the trustees allegedly used the North South University to make a quick buck, tarnishing the image of one of the country’s best seats of learning.
6 July 2022
EVM voting

Opposition to EVM hardens

With the next parliamentary election a year and a half away, major political parties, except for the ruling Awami League, are toughening their stance against the use of Electronic Voting Machines in the polls.
28 June 2022
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Floods take heavy toll on education

Floods in the north-eastern region are taking a heavy toll on education with at least 5,000 primary and secondary schools in 18 districts closed down.
27 June 2022
Govt primary schools reopen August 4

Draft education act: Blitz against notebooks, private tuition

Bangladesh’s first education act, which will be sent to the cabinet division next week for approval, orders a ban on printing, publishing and marketing notebooks and guidebooks -- a menace to the country’s education system.
23 June 2022
EVM voting

Earning trust over EVM: EC initiative suffers setback

The Election Commission’s initiative to earn political parties’ trust over Electronic Voting Machines sustained a blow as five parties, including the BNP, skipped its views-exchange meeting yesterday.
21 June 2022
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Not an order but a ‘humble request’

Chief Election Commissioner Kazi Habibul Awal yesterday apparently changed his tune about the step the Election Commission took against ruling Awami League lawmaker AKM Bahauddin Bahar ahead of the Cumilla City Corporation polls.
20 June 2022
30 parties to join Jan 7 polls

EVM use: EC to sit with parties today

The Election Commission is all set to begin talks with political parties from today to gain their trust over Electronic Voting Machines.
18 June 2022
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Local govt polls: Rebels sink AL

Gopalganj is considered an Awami League bastion as it is the ancestral home of Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.
17 June 2022
Public Universities Ragging

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.
15 June 2022
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Ensure inclusive national election

If the next general election is not joined by all political parties, it would not be accepted nationally and internationally, a number of former chief election commissioners, election commissioners and election officials said yesterday.
12 June 2022

Nothing to make up for learning loss

The proposed budget did not offer any new way out for the recovery of learning loss of millions of students caused by the Covid-19 pandemic through school closures.
9 June 2022
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Debates over EVM: Of trust, of technology

With the next parliamentary elections just one and a half years away, fresh debates over using the electronic voting machine in polls have taken the centre stage in the political arena of late.
3 June 2022
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‘Hacking EVM is impossible’

TDS: Does the Election Commission have the capacity to use EVM in 300 seats during the next national election?
3 June 2022
Women education in Bangladesh

Girls’ enrolment keeps dropping at colleges, universities

Women’s education in Bangladesh has been a success story so far. Girls have continued to outnumber boys at primary and secondary levels, accounting for more than half of school enrolment.
1 June 2022
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No Bangladeshi university in Asia’s top 250

No Bangladeshi universities have been ranked among the top 250 Asian universities, according to the Times Higher Education Asia University Rankings 2022 launched today (June 1, 2022).
1 June 2022

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