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Irregularities for lack of uniform guidelines: VCs - dainik shiksha

Recruitment, Promotion at Univs Irregularities for lack of uniform guidelines: VCs

Vice-chancellors of the country's public universities yesterday painted a grim picture of their teachers' recruitment and promotion process, saying different irregularities take place during the procedures as there is no uniform set of guidelines. The common irregularities include appointing more t

Unified policy for recruitment of teachers at public universities: Nahid

No compromise with medical education: Nasim

Health and Family Welfare Minister Mohammad Nasim today said the government is sincerely working to improve quality of medical education for ensuring better healthcare facilities. “We will not make any compromise with medical education…without improvement of medical education, we could not create s

Contempt petition filed against DU VC - dainik shiksha

DUCSU ELECTION Contempt petition filed against DU VC

A contempt of court petition was filed with the High Court yesterday against the vice-chancellor, proctor and treasurer of Dhaka University for not complying with its directive over holding the Dhaka University Central Students Union (Ducsu) election. Advocate Manzill Murshid submitted the petit

More 14 colleges nationalized

Students gain weight to dodge military duty

Twelve inventive South Korean college students deliberately made themselves overweight to dodge mandatory military service, a branch of the armed forces in Seoul said yesterday. The students -- all classical music majors at the same university in the capital -- took protein powder and drank a larg

40th BCS circular published

Doctor-to-be donates liver part to save his school teacher

A doctor-to-be has given his primary school teacher a new lease of life by donating part of his liver to save her. Chen Ze Rong, a 25-year-old medical graduate, donated 67 % of his liver to Liang Feng Pin, his former teacher from Kong Min Chinese primary school in Kuantan of Malaysia. Liang was C

How one Rohingya girl avoided missing out on school

When Rajima, a 10-year-old Rohingya refugee, arrived in Bangladesh in August 2017 she was traumatised, exhausted and frightened. She and her family had recently seen soldiers raze most of their village in Myanmar to the ground. Rajima, her parents and three siblings were taken by truck to Hakimpara

Panic escalates in Cox’s Bazar as 5 schoolboys ‘go missing’

Help flourishing education sector by constructive criticism: Nahid

Expecting objective and impartial news from media men, Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid on Sunday urged reporters working on education beat to criticize their works in a constructive way as to help education sector flourishing.

Bangabandhu’s 3rd book to hit next book fair

Digital library to improve standard of higher education: UGC Chairman

CU online admission process begins Sept 13

Stop using English letters for Bangla SMS: BTRC to telecom operators

Stop using English letters for Bangla SMS: BTRC to telecom operators The telecom regulator has instructed the country’s mobile phone operators not to send Bangla messages in the English alphabet. The telecom regulator has instructed the country’s mobile phone operators not to send Bangla messages

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