More than 350,000 students are studying in the country’s 117 private universities, with around 17,500 teachers employed
The number of private universities in Bangladesh has grown rapidly over the years, along with
Education and Primary and Mass Education Minister Dr ANM Ehsanul Hoque Milon inspected six printing
AMTALI, BARGUNA, Sept 26: More than 200 farmers in Surikata area of Amtali Upazila have
A daughter may leave her childhood home, but she should not have to leave her
Since time immemorial, humanity has been divided into groups, factions, classes, communities, lineages, and geographical
A banker sitting at the counter sees two worlds side by side. One customer haggles
Dhaka ranked as the sixth most polluted city in the world on Sunday morning (September
Social entrepreneur, humanitarian and author Runa Khan, who is also the founder and executive director
Govt’s main priority is to ensure quality, affordable, reliable and meaningful connectivity: ICT minister
The government’s main priority is to ensure quality, affordable, reliable and meaningful connectivity rather than
GENEVA, Sept 7: Wildfires and heatwaves, which generate microscopic airborne pollutants, risk undermining international efforts
Pollution from increasingly intense wildfires and heat waves could undermine global efforts to improve air
Air quality in Dhaka remained in the unhealthy for sensitive groups category on Friday morning
Dhaka ranked 11th among the most polluted cities globally on Thursday (September 3), recording an
We do not have a shortage of universities but we have a shortage of institutions delivering genuine university-level education, says Prof Dr M Niaz Asadullah
Bangladesh has expanded access to education rapidly, but meaningful learning, quality research and employable skills
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on Saturday stressed the importance of a humane approach in healthcare
PANCHAGARH, Aug 15: State Minister for Water Resources and President of the Panchagarh District Sadar