‘Govt will stand by entrepreneurs, researchers’
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman called upon patriotic citizens, business leaders, young entrepreneurs and researchers to come forward and work together with the government to build...
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Girls’ higher education gets fresh policy push
Bangladesh is expanding free education opportunities for female students as part of a broader effort to narrow the persistent gender gap in higher education and...
Fertiliser supply comes under 24/7 monitoring
The Ministry of Agriculture has formed a Fertilizer Management Control Room to monitor fertiliser supply, stock, transportation, distribution and retail sales round the clock and...
Govt to harmonise Bangla, English curricula
State Minister for Primary and Mass Education Bobby Hajjaj on Saturday said necessary harmonisation would be brought into Bangla- and English-medium curricula to raise Bangladesh’s...
Today’s scholars are tomorrow’s leaders DMP Chief
Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) Commissioner Mosleh Uddin Ahmed on Saturday urged meritorious students to develop themselves as responsible, capable and ethical individuals whose achievements can...
NLASO recovers Tk405cr, helps 16 lakh
The National Legal Aid Services Organisation (NLASO) has recovered Tk405 crore 55 lakh 50 thousand 941 in compensation for poor litigants through government-funded legal aid...
Severed head, hand of woman in Adabor recovered
Police recovered the severed head and hand of an unidentified woman from the Hakkar Mor area of Adabor-10 in the capital on Saturday, with her...
Met office forecasts rain in parts of country
Bangladesh Meteorological Department (BMD) on Saturday forecast rain in different parts of the country in the next 24 hours commencing from 9 am. According to...
Safety under scrutiny at Rooppur
Fresh questions are being raised over security and management at the Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant (RNPP), with a series of incidents and reported political activities...
No gas, more costs for Dhaka families
Households pay regular bills while turning to costly alternatives CNG drivers lose hours and income Millions of Titas Gas customers across the capital are struggling...
Bangladesh eats beyond rice
Bangladesh’s food economy is undergoing a structural shift, with households consuming less rice and spending more on fruit, vegetables, poultry, meat, fish and eggs as...