The event took place on August 26 at the Faculty Lounge of the School of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences (SLASS).

Principals, teachers, and students from 21 colleges in and around Dhaka took part in the event

The conference will close on September 3

Despite over three million registered voters with disabilities in Bangladesh, it is estimated that only around 10% have been able to vote.

New initiative to track reform progress of interim government after July mass uprising

The meeting also discussed other strategies for business development.

Club Notredamians Bangladesh Ltd (CNBL) has successfully organised a mini football tournament

The agency marked the milestone with a three-month celebration and a reunion of current and former staff.

The initiative reaffirmed SUB’s commitment to women’s health, underlining the belief that healthy women ensure stronger families and a more progressive society.

There are 200 male and 200 female students among the scholarship recipients

The collaboration was coordinated by the Institute of Appropriate Technology (IAT), BUET, and the IQAC Office of BIM.

Managing Director Sanchia Binte Ali highlighted the bank’s consistent progress in supporting agriculture and small entrepreneurs, mobilising deposits, and disbursing loans.

In a statement signed by the PEN Bangladesh executive committee members today, the organisation observed that the mob attack on the meeting at the Dhaka Reporters' Unity reflected an alarming rise in a culture of intimidation

The day-long event was organised by business daily Bonik Barta under the theme “Better Healthcare, Brighter Nation”.

The meeting, held on August 26 at the UGC building, discussed a proposal to open a UEA branch campus in Bangladesh and launch joint or dual-degree programmes with BUP and MIST.

Dr Dowland has been asked to serve as the inaugural co-chair of the council, while Professor Huq will join as a core member.

Ellis, a UK citizen, has more than 30 years of experience in global education and leadership, with roles spanning Europe and Asia.

Around 240 students from 25 colleges across the country took part in the Olympiad

Shabdayan, the country’s first stand-up poetry platform, was launched with an evening of poetry, music, and dance

It brought together leading academics, researchers, and industry experts from around the world.