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BNP deliberates over education portfolio

Johurs represent Bangladesh at Las Vegas Int’l Confce

A Bangladeshi family of scholars has brought pride to the nation by representing Bangladesh at the AECT International Convention 2025, held from October 20–24, 2025, in Las Vegas, USA.
[caption id="attachment_34229" align="alignleft" width="488"] Photo from left: Parvej Ahmed, Torosa Johur, Tonia Dousay, Tutaleni Iita Asino, Dr. Johurul Islam[/caption] Dr. Mohammad Johurul Islam, a distinguished legal educator, founder of Rabindra Maitre...

Army denies election duty rumours

The Bangladesh Army has refuted recent media reports suggesting its involvement in the upcoming central student union elections at various public universities across the country.

In a statement issued by the Inter Services Public Relations (ISPR) on Thursday, the Army clarified that it has not received any directive from the government to participate in election-related duties. "There is no instruction from the government for the Army to b...

Empathy and teachers’ training in educational psychology

Dil Afrose Duetee, M Phil

Empathy, the ability to understand and share the feelings of others, is a cornerstone of effective teaching. In the realm of education, empathy is not merely a soft skill but a critical tool that enables teachers to connect with their students, foster inclusive learning environments, and address the diverse emotional and cognitive needs of learners. As education systems worldwide strive to create mo...

FSDS think tank debuts with high-profile gathering

A new research-based institution, the Foundation for Strategic and Development Studies (FSDS), was officially launched in the capital on Sunday.

Functioning as a think tank, the institution will research governance, national security, development, and policy formulation processes in Bangladesh. The inauguration ceremony of FSDS took place on Sunday evening in the ballroom of the Radisson Blu Water Garden Hotel.

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Employments more important than GDP growth

Putting utmost priority on generating more employments and stabilizing the economy, Adviser to the interim government on the Ministries of Planning and Education Dr Wahiduddin Mahmud today said that generating more employments is now more important than boosting the GDP growth. "Massive problem now exists centering the GDP and it won't work only with increasing the GDP growth. Qualitative standard was not ensured over the years and our priority is now to generate more employments and stabilizing the economy," he said. Th...
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