JP, independent MPs allege widespread corruption in education system

The opposition Jatiya Party (JP) and independent MPs on Sunday raised allegations of widespread corruption in the education system in parliament. They said that there are various irregularities, corruption and discrimination in the education system. "The level of corruption in education sector cannot be expressed in words. Nothing happens without money. For

University teachers to go on strike from today

Teachers of public universities across the country including Dhaka University will go on indefinite work abstention demanding their exclusion from the universal pension scheme, terming it 'discriminatory'. The Federation of Bangladesh University Teachers' Association made the announcement at a press conference at the main gate of Arts Faculty of Dhaka University

China now 4th largest source of foreign loans in Bangladesh

China has emerged as a major source of funding for Bangladesh's infrastructure projects, becoming the country's fourth-largest lender. Following President Xi Jinping's 2016 visit, during which he pledged nearly $20 billion in loan assistance, Chinese loans have surged, exceeding $1 billion annually in recent years. While these loans offer competitive interest

JS passes Tk 7,97,000cr budget targeting GDP growth at 6.75pc

The Jatiya Sangsad (JS) Sunday passed the Taka 7,97,000 crore national budget for FY25 with a prime focus on maintaining economic stability and augmenting steps to materialise the government's "Smart Bangladesh" vision. Despite the global volatile condition and adversities, the budget for the next fiscal eyed a 6.75 percent GDP growth