This information emerged following the publication of the final Ducsu election results

Shadik Kayem was elected vice-president

Independent candidate Sanjida Ahmed Tonni received the second-highest number of votes

Ducsu delivers a participatory election. Can unsuccessful candidates accept loss gracefully?

Due to the blockade, road communication between Dhaka and several districts including Barishal and Khulna were being disrupted

Since 8:00am today, leaders and activists of the committee brought out several processions in support of the hartal

Electric lights illuminate the bridge over Teesta, ending weeks of darkness and frustration

Newly elected Ducsu VP says they do not want to mark victory with rallies

Abu Shadik Kayem won 14,042 votes while Abidul Islam Khan, from the Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal-backed panel, got 5,708 votes.

They made the comments when results announced by the presiding officers until 4:00am show that Islami Chhatra Shibir-backed vice-president candidate Abu Shadik Kayem was leading the Ducsu polls

Counting going on till 6:00am; turnout 78% in polls marked by festivities

The Bangladesh Public Service Commission is working to reduce the duration of recruitment process from three and a half years to one year, under the slogan “One BCS, One Year,” in an effort to establish a merit-based and discrimination-free institution.

Significant number Chhatra Shibir leaders and activists among them

Party says it doesn’t want any chaos related to Ducsu elections

The government yesterday formed committees at the district and metropolitan levels in an attempt to identify and discharge individuals falsely implicated in cases filed over the crimes committed during last year’s mass uprising.

A police officer told the International Crimes Tribunal-2 yesterday that he was forced by a senior officer to conceal pellet injuries in the inquest report of Begum Rokeya University student Abu Sayed, who was killed in Rangpur at the beginning of the July uprising.

Around 4,000 unidentified people have been sued over the death of a man during a clash at the darbar sharif of Nurul Haque, locally known as “Nural Pagla”, in Rajbari’s Goaland upazila on September 5.

Voters stood in long queues in blazing September heat yesterday, eager to cast what was, for most, the first ballot of their lives.

Brimming with excitement and hope, thousands of students cast their votes in the Ducsu and hall union elections yesterday, as renewed democratic spirit and festive energy swept through the Dhaka University campus.

A Dhaka court yesterday sent former secretary Bhuiyan Mohammad Shafiqul Islam to jail in an anti-terrorism case.