Govt expects constructive criticism from media: Nahid

Information and Broadcasting Adviser Nahid Islam has called on the media and journalists to offer constructive criticism to help the government improve its performance. Such feedback would be valuable for refining government policies, he said during an exchange of views with leaders of the Dhaka Reporters' Unity at the Secretariat on

Why KNF raising tensions in CHT?

The Kuki-Chin National Front (KNF), which evolved from the Kuki-Chin National Development Organisation (KNDO), has become a growing force in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, calling for the establishment of an independent state for the Kuki-Chin ethnic groups. The KNDO, founded in 2008 under the leadership of Nathan Bawm, originally aimed to

NSU hosts CJEN network conference

The Media, Communication, and Journalism (MCJ) program of North South University (NSU) and DW Akademie jointly organised the two-day 9th CJEN (Communication and Journalism Educators Network) Bangladesh Networking Conference, titled "Breaking Boundaries: Gen-Z, Digital Transformation, and New Journalism Education Approaches," at NSU. The event brought together leading academics, journalists, and

DIU signs MoU with global universities

Daffodil International University (DIU) has signed Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) with ten (10) prestigious universities around the world. These agreements were signed with the commitment to fostering collaborative attitudes in the international educational sector and the promise of providing modern education to students. Recently, during the 17th General Conference of the

Tally Solutions showcases TallyPrime 5.0

Tally Solutions, a leading technology company providing business management software, showcased its latest innovation TallyPrime 5.0 at the 23rd Textech Bangladesh International Expo 2024. TallyPrime 5.0 is designed to streamline business operations, along with facilitating seamless business operations in multiple languages be it Bangla or English, without compromising on accuracy

JICA signs loan agreements with the BD government

Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has signed two loan agreements with the Government of Bangladesh. Under these agreements, JICA will provide Japanese ODA (Official Development Assistance) loans of up to a total of 39,902 million yen (equivalent to 3,147 crore taka) for the Jamuna Railway Bridge Construction (III) and Chattogram