Zahur family represents Bangladesh at US international conference

Islamic University in a frenzy demanding ban on ISKCON

Video of EB teacher with liquor bottle in hand goes viral

Controversy over CU Alaol Hall principal's suggestion, editor buys 50 plates

The Chittagong University (CU) Alaol Hall principal has been accused of asking the newly elected Reading Room, Dining and Library editor of the hall assembly to fill the election manifesto with his own money. Protesting the incident, the editor bought 50 plates for the students at his own expense.

EB Students' Organization in Public for the First Time

Ihsanul Haque, an EB student, came second in Srijanghar's National Sirat Competition

EB Chhatra Dal warns of complete shutdown if demands are not met

Scholarship Festival organized by Moral Parenting Trust at IBU: 60 students receive financial assistance

A scholarship festival was organized by the social, voluntary and non-political organization Moral Parenting Trust EB branch at the Islamic University (IBU). The program was held at the Rabindra-Nazrul Academic Building of the university at 2 pm on Sunday (October 19) with the theme “With the Conviction to build a Moral society”.

Jessore District Student Welfare Association welcomes new students at IBU

Talented Pushpita Das of Narail achieves GPA-5, dreams of becoming a barrister

Pushpita Das, a talented student of Tularampur Union in Narail, has achieved GPA-5 in the HSC examination this year with distinction. She took the HSC examination in the humanities department from Bhangura Degree College under the Jessore Education Board.

55 million textbooks for classes 9-10 to be printed in 2026

The government has approved the printing of free textbooks for students of classes 9 and 10 for the upcoming academic year 2026. Under this initiative, a total of 55.49 million 869 books of Bengali and English versions of class 9, Dakhil class 9, SSC and Dakhil vocational class 9 and technical trade class 9 and 10 will be printed, bound and supplied.

Protest march and strike in Tetulia to protest police attack on teachers

Tetulia Upazila of Panchagarh has become agitated to protest the police attack on teachers and demand the implementation of their just demands. On Tuesday (October 14) morning, a protest march, human chain and rally was held under the Tetul tree at the intersection of the upazila's market at the initiative of the Tetulia Upazila Teachers' Association. Teachers and employees of various private educational institutions under the MPO of the upazila participated in it.

HSC results to be published on October 16!

The results of the HSC and equivalent examinations of 2025 will be published on October 16, 2025. The Bangladesh Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee confirmed this information in a notification on Monday (October 13).

Cracks on the surface of Uranus' moon! Scientists reveal surprising information

Scientists have revealed surprising new information about Ariel, the moon of Uranus, the seventh planet in our solar system. They claim that there was once a vast and deep ocean inside this moon, which was about 160 kilometers or 100 miles deep.

When will the HSC results be released? Results likely to be released in October

The Bangladesh Inter-Education Board has said that the results of this year's HSC and equivalent examinations may be published by October 19. Professor SM Kamal Uddin Haider, convener of the Inter-Education Board Examination Regulatory Committee and Dhaka Education Board Examination Controller, confirmed this information on Monday (September 29).

The third largest Math and Science Olympiad was held in Savar

The third largest Math and Science Olympiad was held in Savar to develop students' scientific minds. About 5,000 students from grades 5 to 10 from about 84 schools in Savar participated in the competition organized on Saturday morning at the Savar Model College premises.

A career in nursing: Not just a job, but a life-changing one

Sabrina Mamta, who won a gold medal from the Graduate Nursing Department of Bangladesh Medical University for her good results, is currently working there as a teaching assistant. Her experience shows that the nursing profession not only guarantees a job, but also opens up endless possibilities for young people.

Was there really life on Mars? NASA rover reveals surprising information

Looking up at the countless stars in the night sky, humans have been asking one question for centuries—are we really alone? Is there another species of life somewhere in the universe, searching for answers just like us? Scientists are now embarking on a real search, going beyond the realm of imagination. One space mission after another is underway to find out if life exists anywhere within the solar system.

Crab found in Dhaka University canteen food

Students' long-standing complaints about the quality of food in Dhaka University's hall canteens have come to the fore again. Recently, Md. Said Munshi, a student of Muktijoddha Ziaur Rahman Hall, found a whole crab in the rice and curry while eating at the nearby Masterda Surya Sen Hall canteen. Seeing the incident, he could not hold back his vomiting. He alleged that flies and insects were found in the food in the same hall before. Not only this hall, but many canteens of the university are serving such low-quality and unhealthy food.

Primary teachers to hold mass rally on Saturday to resolve pay disparity, political leaders to join

After a long-standing movement, assistant teachers of government primary schools have called for a mass rally demanding three points including pay disparity and higher grades. Lakhs of teachers from all over the country are expected to attend the program to be held at the Central Shaheed Minar in Dhaka on Saturday morning.

Private Mirpur College Appoints Education Cadre Principal, Hopes Discipline Will Return

The private Mirpur College, which was suffering from various irregularities and corruption, has been appointed by the government as the new principal. Abul Ubayd Muhammad Baset Thakur, a professor of the Bengali Department of Rajbari Government College, has been given this responsibility in a recent notification by the Ministry of Education.

Four students of Dhaka College and City College clash again, five injured

Students of Dhaka College and City College in the capital have clashed again. Five students have been injured in this clash so far. The situation is currently tense in the Science Lab area.

Chhatra Dal announces full panel for DUCSU elections

The Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal has announced a full panel of 27 members to participate in the Dhaka University Central Students' Union (DUCSU) elections. The organization's central president Rakibul Islam Rakib officially announced the panel at the foot of the Operajoy Bangla sculpture at Dhaka University on Wednesday (August 20).

NTRCA to recruit teachers in new system instead of 19th teacher registration

A big change is coming in the teacher recruitment system in private educational institutions. Instead of 19th teacher registration, teachers will be recruited in a new system on the model of Special BCS, the Non-Government Teachers Registration and Certification Authority (NTRCA) has said.

Rabindra University students sit on the road demanding permanent campus, North Bengal-Dhaka road communication blocked

Rabindra University students in Shahjadpur, Sirajganj have taken a stand on the road demanding the construction of a permanent campus, blocking the road communication between Dhaka and North Bengal. On Sunday (August 10), when the students started a blockade in the Dhopakandi area of the Sirajganj highway from 11 am, traffic movement was stopped on the Dhaka-Pabna, Dhaka-Rajshahi and Dhaka-Bogra highways. This created long traffic jams in both the North Bengal-bound and Dhaka-bound lanes, causing extreme suffering to the passengers.

SSC and equivalent exam re-examination results published, number of applicants increased

The education boards published the results of the 2025 SSC and equivalent exams re-examination at 10 am today (Sunday). The results were published simultaneously on the websites of the country's 9 general education boards, madrasas and technical education boards. Students can view the results online by entering their roll number.

Students of 7 colleges protest demanding issuance of university ordinance

Students of these colleges protested today, Wednesday, demanding the immediate issuance of the proposed 'Dhaka Central University' ordinance for seven government colleges in the capital. More than a hundred students gathered at the main gate of Dhaka College from 10 am and started the protest procession.

40% classes online: Seven colleges to form ‘Dhaka Central University’ — Higher education in hybrid model

The Ministry of Education has announced that the new government university ‘Dhaka Central University’, which will be formed by seven government colleges in the capital, will be run in a hybrid education system. 40 percent of the university’s classes will be taken online and 60 percent of the classes will be taken in person. However, all types of exams will be held directly on campus.

Exceptional protest on the highway demanding approval of Rabindra University's DPP

The teachers, officials, employees and students of the university have held an exceptional cultural program on the Sirajganj-Pabna highway demanding the speedy approval of the Development Project Proposal (DPP) for the construction of a permanent campus of Rabindra University and its full implementation.

Big changes in primary education: 3 thousand head teachers preparing

The Ministry of Primary and Mass Education has taken initiative to quickly fill the posts of head teachers for a long time in government primary schools. This move is considered important in the improvement of the country's primary education.

Human chain of teachers and students in Lakshmipur demanding opportunity for private students in scholarship exam

Teachers and students of private schools in Lakshmipur district have formed a human chain to protest the cancellation of the opportunity for students of private educational institutions to participate in the primary scholarship exam through a government notification.

An Unprecedented Success: All 320 Students Got GPA-5

Nasima Qadir Molla High School and Homes, a renowned educational institution in Narsingdi, has once again shown incredible achievement in the SSC 2025 results. This year, all 320 students of the institution participated in the SSC examination and got 100% GPA-5, which is a rare example in the country's education arena.

Record 32 percent failure, worst SSC result in 10 years

A record number of students failed the 2025 Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examinations. This time, out of 19 lakh 4 thousand 86 examinees across the country, only 13 lakh 3 thousand 426 passed. That is, 6 lakh 660 failed, which is 31.55 percent of the total examinees. The pass rate stands at 68.45 percent, which is the lowest in the last decade. Last year, the rate was 83.04 percent.

68 more colleges have been renamed after the Sheikh family

Among the government colleges in Bangladesh, 68 colleges named after Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and his family members have been renamed. From now on, these colleges will be known according to the names of the local areas. The Ministry of Education announced this decision through a notification on Wednesday (May 28).

This time, students are warned of a South Bengal shutdown!

The student movement has become violent again at Barisal University. This time, the students of the Management Studies Department have also expressed solidarity with the demand for the resignation of Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr. Suchita Sharmin and warned of a strict program.

all polytechnics in the country announce extended shutdown program

As part of the ongoing six-point demand movement, the 'Karigori Chhatra Andolon' has announced an extended shutdown program in all polytechnic institutes in the country. The announcement was made in a press release sent to the media on Monday (April 28) night. The shutdown will come into effect from tomorrow, Tuesday (April 29) and the program will continue until the students' six-point demands are met.