After Ayman-Munjerin, 'Red' is also the profile of the Ten Minute School
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Morenews Desk
Published: 06:37 30 July 2024
Ayman Sadiq, founder and CEO of Ten Minute School, has always expressed solidarity with the quota reform movement. His wife Munzerin Shahid, an English teacher at Ten Minute School and an educational video maker, has also posted on Facebook several times in favor of quota reforms.
The duo, which is extremely popular among the youth, has, however, come under fire for taking part in the quota reform movement. The proposed investment of Tk 5 crore for Ten Minute School by Startup Bangladesh Limited has been suddenly cancelled
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