The competition, sponsored by Horlicks, is designed for students from grades six to eight to foster intellectual development through a series of challenging games, quizzes, and puzzles. 

The insightful event brought together industry leaders, students, faculties and tech enthusiasts to explore the future of artificial intelligence (AI). 

Organised by the ULAB Social Welfare Club, the event featured six finalist teams from top universities showcasing impactful social campaigns to a panel of judges.

The policy dialogue, titled "Youth Employment: Expectations and Recommendations," was organised by Democracy International under the "Amio Jitte Chai" (I also want to win) campaign, funded by USAID at the Chattogram Theater Institute.

Attendees and speakers shared messages on the event’s 'Women’s Wall for the Future,' symbolising collective advocacy and commitment to gender equality. 

Organised by GolfHouse magazine, the event also marks the publication’s 9th anniversary, celebrating its contributions to Bangladesh’s golfing community.

Editors’ Council have expressed concern over the recent cancellation of press accreditation cards of 167 journalists.

The Bangladesh Microinsurance Market Development Programme (BMMDP), funded by the Embassy of Switzerland in Bangladesh and implemented by Swisscontact, recently introduced two transformative initiatives: the Udoy Climate Microinsurance Innovation Fund and the Abhoy Climate Risk Resilience Fund.

The discussion was held as a part of activation program under the “Amio Jitte Chai” campaign, funded by USAID and organized by Democracy International. The event, titled “Youth Expectations in the Reform of Higher Education in Bangladesh," recently took place at the Selim Al Deen Muktamancha at JU.

The University of Dhaka’s MPF program offers not only cutting-edge finance education but also access to one of the strongest alumni networks in Bangladesh, opening doors for career advancement, mentorship, and lifelong professional connections.

ROBOKET aims to transform customer engagement and campaign management through innovative, data-driven solutions.

This marks the 8th edition of Bangladesh’s largest event dedicated to fostering talent, knowledge-sharing, and growth among students, young professionals, and budding entrepreneurs.

The assessment identified essential soft skills such as communication, critical thinking, problem-solving, and time management as vital for career advancement.

Academics and researchers from 21 countries, including Bangladesh, the United States, Australia, Japan, Singapore, and Malaysia, will participate in the conference.

The sale event will remain open from 10am to 8pm daily from November 6 to 9 marking a new era in Cumilla’s business landscape.

Bangladesh and Japan have a lot in common in terms of the number of natural disasters they have to fight, said Mari Miura, senior representative (social development) at Japan International Cooperation Agency, at a discussion on November 6

Startup Grind Dhaka, the local chapter of the largest global startup community worldwide headquartered in Silicon Valley, led by Chapter Director Farihan F. Rahman, in association with North South University (NSU) and NSU YES (Young Entrepreneurs Society) successfully organized “The Age of AI by Microsoft,” an insightful event that brought together industry leaders, students, faculties and tech enthusiasts to explore the future of artificial intelligence (AI).

Sanaul Arefeen has been appointed as president and Syed Ahsanul Apon as general Secretary

Daraz, the country’s largest online marketplace, is back with a bang for the 7th consecutive season with the much-anticipated 11.11 Biggest Sale of the Year, lasting from the midnight of 11 November until 21 November 2024.

This issue of the magazine promotes sustainable supply chains, featuring exclusive content that highlights sustainable practices in business.