The students of the private university of the anti-discrimination student movement left the streets announcing the non-cooperation movement from Pragati Sarani in the capital. On Saturday (August 3) around 5:30 pm, they finished the protest march and moved towards North South University. Earlier, the agitating students gathered from the North South
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Primary schools are not opening
Primary schools are not opening tomorrow, Sunday (August 4). The Ministry of Primary and Mass Education said that all primary schools in the country will remain closed until further notice. This information was informed in a notification of the Ministry on Saturday (August 3). Earlier, on July 31, all (12) City
Bangladesh in ‘red’ category of food inflation, reports World Bank
Bangladesh, 14 other countries, is in the red category of food inflation. The World Bank has placed Bangladesh in this category considering the risk of food inflation in the last one year. Recently, the World Bank has published data highlighting the updated situation of food security in different countries of the
July remittance reaches $1.91b, misses mark
Inward remittance navigates rough weathers to reach a receipt of US$1.909 billion in July as rate hikes pay off, yet misses the expected mark for the month. Latest Bangladesh Bank statics on the foreign exchange sent home by wage earners last month marked a year-on-year fall of $64 million. The expatriates living
42 HSC examinees arrested over quota movement get bail
Separate Dhaka courts today granted bail to total 42 HSC examinees who were arrested across the capital over anarchy marking the recent quota reform movement. Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Rashidul Alam allowed bail to 37 students arrested under different police stations in the capital while Senior Judicial Magistrate Mostafizur Rahman gave bail
None can go to power through anarchy: Abdur Rahman
50 injured as students, police clash in Habiganj
At least 50 people were injured during a clash between police and anti-discrimination student movement protesters in Habiganj on Friday.The agitated students set fire to the district Awami League office. Additionally, they threw stones at the residence of Habiganj-3 constituency lawmaker, Abu Zahir, and burned several motorcycles. During the nearly three-hour-long
Dozens injured as police-student clash erupts in Sylhet
A major clash erupted in Sylhet district on Friday afternoon between police and students protesting deaths in the recent quota reform movement, with the crowd supporting students growing steadily in the protest sites.Clashes were continuing during the filing of this report at 6.30pm, turning a nearly two-kilometre area into a
At least 32 children killed in Bangladesh violence: UNICEF
Bangabandhu Lekhok-Sangbadik Forum gives a memo on recent mayhem to British PM
A delegation of Bangabandhu Lekhok-Sangbadik Forum in the United Kingdom (UK) gave a memorandum on the recent mayhem in Bangladesh to British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Thursday. An official on behalf of the British Premier received the memorandum at the premier’s official residence at 10 Downing Street in London. The six-member