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Fascist government systematically destroys madrassa education system'

"Fascist Hasina government planned to destroy all madrasa education system in the country and threw it into the Bay of Bengal," commented the central president of the Madrasa Teachers Council. Maulana Muhammad Shahjahan Madani. He made these comments while addressing the chief guest at the conference of Bangladesh Madrasa Teachers Parishad Pabna district branch at Banmali Shilpakala Center in Pabna on Saturday (October 12).

Primary education is the most important aspect of education:

dvisor to the Ministry of Education Professor Dr. Vidhan Ranjan Roy Poddar said that primary education should be given importance. Because primary education is the most essential part of education. The newly joined head teachers will play a leading role in advancing primary education. He said these words while addressing the chief guest at the certificate distribution ceremony of orientation training course for newly joined head teachers (non-cadre) of government primary schools at the National Primary Education Academy (NEP) in Mymensingh on Monday.

Best School in Panchagarh District Banglabandha Sir: Primary School

Panchagarh is the northernmost district of the country Banglabandha is the most remote area of this district. From Banglabandha, the map begins and the borders of the country begin. Again this Banglabandha is said to be the last place in the country However, Banglabandha Govt. Primary School has been selected as the best primary school at Panchagarh district level in the Primary Education Award-24 in this border area of the country.

Expectations of Islamic University students from the new VC

The first government university established after independence was the Islamic University of Kushtia (EB). Recently, the Dean of Law Department of Dhaka University has been appointed as the 14th Vice-Chancellor. Nakeeb Mohammad Nasrullah. The newly appointed vice-chancellor joined the work on 24 September. After the mass uprising, the vice-chancellor has sky-high expectations of the students. Campus representative Tanim Tanveer is highlighting those expectations of the students.

Decision to start physical classes in EB

After about two and a half months, the Deans Committee of Islamic University (EB) has decided to start the classes in person. This information was informed in a notification of the Registrar's Office of the University on Sunday (September 22).

Five times in a row, Best Branch is EB's Young Columnist Forum

Bangladesh Young Columnist Forum Islami University Branch has been selected as the best branch for five consecutive times.

EB's Young Columnist Forum is led by Sunny and Ashiq

Bangladesh Young Columnists Forum Islami University Branch Executive Committee for 2024-25 has been formed. In this, Khairuzzaman Khan Sunny, a student of Tourism and Hospitality Management Department of 2019-20 year, and Ashikur Rahman, a student of Al-Fiqh and Legal Studies Department of 2019-20 year, has been nominated as the general secretary.

Free outcome based education (OBE) curriculum delivery

Free Outcome Based Education (OBE) curriculum has been distributed to students of Department of Law and Land Management in Islami University (EB). The department conducted this distribution program on the 4th floor corridor of Mir Musharraf Bhawan on Wednesday (September 18) around 1 pm.

Principal Monayem Khan said goodbye with tears in his eyes.

A farewell ceremony was held on the occasion of departure of Mohammad Monaeem Khan, principal of Saikat Government College, a traditional educational institution in the southern region of Noakhali.

Recruitment of 208 recommended head teachers from 40th BCS

The Ministry of Public Education has appointed 208 persons who passed the 40th BCS examination but did not get final recommendation for cadre posts due to shortage of posts as head teachers of government primary schools.

Providing scholarships to meritorious students in Kurigram

In Kurigram, 28 meritorious students were awarded certificates and payments as scholarships through competitive examinations. On Thursday morning, Upazila Executive Officer Saida Parveen distributed money and certificates through the local Full Until Light (Full) NGO at Kurigram Sadar Upazila Parishad hall.

5 crore collected in DU in 4 days for flood victims.

5 crore 23 lakh 3 thousand 3023 taka has been collected from different booths of Dhaka University in the last four days in the public relief collection program called by the anti-discrimination student movement for the flood victims. Already 50 truckloads of relief have been distributed by the anti-discrimination student movement.

principal permanently suspended for homosexuality in Kurigram

Harun-or-Rashid, the principal of Kurigram Collectorate School and College, run by the district administration, has been permanently suspended from the post of principal on charges of homosexuality and corruption. The governing body has taken this decision in view of the agitation, demands and siege of the district administration office by the students of the institution.

students' demands dismissed, authorities 'rewarded'

The protest of students of Kurigram Government Girls High School continued on Sunday demanding the dismissal and punishment of the head teacher. The district city was rocked by protests throughout the day, including boycotting education programs, sit-in programs by blocking roads and surrounding the District Commissioner's office.

Postponed 46th BCS written exam

Bangladesh Public Service Commission (PSC) has postponed the written examination of 46th BCS compulsory and post related subjects from August 28 to September 9.

What education advisor said about the recently canceled HSC exam

What education advisor said about the recently canceled HSC exam Education adviser Wahiduddin Mahmud commented that he has no idea about the distribution of marks for the recently canceled HSC and equivalent exams.

The "oath" of the educational institution has changed.

Recitation of the new oath has been decided after the National Anthem is played in all public and private primary schools and PTI's daily gatherings in the country. This information was revealed in an order of the Department of Primary Education on Tuesday, August 20.

In the face of the movement, the postponed HSC exam is cancelled, how will the result be decide

In the face of the agitation, the postponed HSC and equivalent examinations have been cancelled. How the HSC exam results will be announced will be decided later.

Sheikh Mujib's name dropped from new primary school oath

The new pledge will be taught to students in primary schools across the country from now on. Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's part has been omitted in the new oath. The Directorate of Primary Education has directed all government and private primary schools and PTIs in the country to read the new oath to the students.

জাহাঙ্গীরনগর বিশ্ববিদ্যালয়ের (জাবি) দর্শন বিভাগের অধ্যাপক ড. ফরিদ আহমেদের পদত্যাগসহ চার দফা দাবিতে বিক্ষোভ মিছিল ও মানববন্ধন করেছেন বিভাগের শিক্ষার্থীরা।

Dr. Jahangirnagar University (JAB) philosophy department professor. The students of the department staged a protest march and human chain for the four-point demand including Farid Ahmed's resignation.

The university founded by Nanak in Barisal was suddenly closed

The students started protesting after the sudden closure of the private 'Global University' in Barisal. The notice announcing the indefinite leave was put up on the notice board of the university on Thursday afternoon. After that, the students started protesting to demand the resignation of Vice-Chancellor Enamul Haque.

Bottles of alcohol and police seals were detained in DM 5

Anti-discrimination students raided the ward master's room at Dhaka Medical College Hospital. At that time, the students arrested five people from the room with liquor bottles and police seals. They were later handed over to Ansar members.

Viva of the 44th BCS begins on September 1

The oral examination or viva of candidates who have cleared the 44th BCS written examination in the general cadre is starting from September 1. The schedule has been published by the Public Service Commission (PSC).

Calling students a sweeper is an ultimatum to dismiss the teacher

Students have given a 24-hour ultimatum to dismiss Jagannath University's anthropology department teacher Kamrunnahar's letter, which was posted on the social media Facebook, addressing students as sweepers.

Primary school opens on Wednesday

The Ministry of Primary and Mass Education has directed to take necessary measures to open the closed primary schools in view of the anti-discrimination student movement. Also, all the primary schools in the country are being opened from tomorrow Wednesday. Mahbubur Rahman Tuhin, public relations officer of the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education said that although the classrooms were open until now, the teaching was stopped. Classes will start in full swing from tomorrow (Wednesday).

Reinstatement of suspended teachers and employees within 180 days

The Ministry of Education has ordered to settle the departmental proceedings initiated by temporarily suspending the teachers and employees of recognized private schools within 180 working days. Otherwise, after 180 working days, the teachers and employees will be reinstated in their positions and will get full salary and other benefits, said the Ministry.

Protests in Nobiprabi lock office demanding resignation of VC

Protest in Nobiprabi demanding VC's resignation, office locked Noikhali University of Science and Technology (Nobiprobi) students have locked the offices of the Vice-Chancellor, Vice-Chancellor, Treasurer and Registrar for not resigning within the 48-hour period set by the anti-discrimination student movement. Apart from this, they protested by protesting across the campus and setting fire in front of the Vice-Chancellor's residence. These incidents took place on Friday (August 9) from 9 pm to 11 pm.

Vice-Chancellor 'escaped' at midnight, resignation of six people including proctor at Sylhet Agricultural University

Chancellor of Sylhet Agricultural University. Jamal Uddin Bhuya 'escaped' yesterday midnight in the face of protests by the aspirants. However, two days before the 'escape' he took a 10-day leave.

Student politics is prohibited for students at Chuet

All forms of student politics have been banned in Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology (CHUTE). At the same time, all kinds of political involvement of teachers, officials and employees have been banned. This decision was taken in the 136th emergency syndicate meeting of the university on Wednesday. Later it was informed in a notification of the university.

HSC and equivalent examinations have been postponed indefinitely.

HSC and equivalent examinations have been postponed indefinitely. The matter was confirmed in a circular from the Ministry of Education on Wednesday (August 7).

HSC Exam Postponed Indefinitely

HSC and equivalent examinations have been postponed indefinitely. The matter was confirmed in a circular from the Ministry of Education on Wednesday (August 7).

All offices-educational institutions open from Tuesday: ISPR

The Inter-Services Public Relations Directorate (ISPR) said that all government offices and educational institutions will remain open from tomorrow Tuesday (August 6).

Primary schools do not open on Sundays

Primary school is not opening tomorrow. Primary schools across the country were scheduled to open tomorrow on Sunday. However, primary schools will remain closed until further notice.

exceptional protest procession of students in Chapainawabganj

The pre-announced 'prayer and mass march of students' program of the anti-discrimination student movement was observed across the country today. Ignoring the rain, a heated situation was created in different parts of the country including the capital Dhaka around this program. Clashes, chases and shootings also occur here and there. At this time, the students involved in the quota reform movement in Chapainawabganj held an exceptional protest march with upside down umbrellas.

mass march of students blocked the highway in Tangail

The pre-announced 'prayer and mass march of students' program of the anti-discrimination student movement was observed across the country today. To implement the 9-point demand of the anti-quota students around this program, a mass march of students and people was held in Tangail by blocking the Bangabandhu Bridge-Dhaka highway. On Friday, after Friday prayers, a protest march was taken out from Sabalia under the banner of anti-discrimination student movement.

Sunday exams are also postponed, HSC starts on August 11

Due to the violence caused by the quota reform movement, the ongoing HSC and equivalent examinations have been suspended in phases considering the safety of the students. So far the boards have postponed the 8-day examination in 3 rounds. In the latest notification, the exam has been postponed till August 1. There is another test next Sunday (August 4). That exam has also been decided to postpone.

Primary schools open on August 4, but remain closed in 12 cities

The government has decided to open the government primary schools, which were closed due to the quota reform movement, on August 4. However, primary schools of 12 city corporations and municipalities of Narsingdi district will remain closed for the time being.

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