Govt to provide scholarships to NU students
City Desk: The Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education (DSHE) has distributed the quota of merit and general scholarships for the current fiscal year 2025-26...
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Conspectus: ‘Ongoing deadlock at universities to be resolved soon’
City Desk: The ongoing deadlock in the country’s educational institutions will be resolved soon, Education Adviser CR Abrar has said. Speaking to journalists at the...
DMP 2,219 cases for violating traffic rules
City Desk: The Traffic Division of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has filed 2,219 cases against motor vehicles for violating traffic rules in a single...
Dr. Haque’s health book unveils
City Desk: The American Wellness Center (AWC) Bangladesh held an inaugural programme unveiling “Susthotar Mulmantra” a new health-focused book by AWC founder Prof. Dr. Mojibul...
MoU signed between NU and unique hotels to enhance hospitality education
City Desk: The National University (NU) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Unique Hotels and Resorts Limited to strengthen collaboration in the field...
‘Global unity, solidarity essential to address climate crisis’
City Desk: Environment, Forest and Climate Change Adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan on Tuesdy said that knowledge-based initiatives along with global unity and solidarity are crucial...
South Korean President seeks engagements with BD City Desk Welcoming newly appointed Bangladesh Ambassador Toufiq Islam Shatil, South Korean President Lee Jae Myung on Tuesday underscored the need for exploring ways and means to achieve deeper engagements between the two countries. The ambassador, who presented his credentials to the South Korean president at the Presidential Office in Seoul, requested the president to consider visiting Bangladesh at a mutually convenient time in near future. The ceremony was held in a decorated and congenial environment. Following the ceremony, the ambassador had a brief call on to the president, said the embassy. During the call on, the ambassador conveyed the greetings from the president and the chief adviser of Bangladesh, and the South Korean president reciprocated it. The ambassador noted that South Korea is an important friend and development partner of Bangladesh and expressed willingness to make efforts to further deepen ties between the two countries. Ambassador Shatil also conveyed Bangladesh’s thanks and appreciation for the Republic of Korea’s continued humanitarian support for forcibly displaced Rohingyas in Bangladesh, reports UNB. He also appreciated the South Korean president’s declared objective to enhance engagements with the countries of the South.
City Desk: Environment, Forest and Climate Change Adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan on Tuesdy said that knowledge-based initiatives along with global unity and solidarity are crucial...
Application process in polytechnics begins
City Desk: The Bangladesh Technical Education Board (BTEB) has announced the commencement of application process for make-up courses in 10 selected polytechnic institutes across the...
Khalid visits injured CU students at CMCH
City Desk Religious Affairs Adviser Dr AFM Khalid Hossain visited Chattogram University (CU) students who were injured in a series of clashes on Saturday, at...
9 AL men held in city
NN ONLINE: Police, in separate raids carried out in different parts of the capital over the last two days, arrested nine leaders and activists of...