Primary schools across Bangladesh to remain closed till May 2
Shawdesh desk: The classes of all the government primary schools, Shishu Kalyan Trust schools and Bureau of Non-Formal Education learning centres across Bangladesh will remain closed till May 2 due ReadMore
Low presence of students seen at Dhaka primary schools amid heatwave
Shawdesh Desk: Low presence of students was seen at some of the primary schools in the capital on the second consecutive day on Monday after the resumption of classes amid ReadMore
Formulate policy for transferring non-govt institution teachers: HC
Shawdesh desk: A High Court division bench on Monday ordered the concerned authorities to formulate transfer policies for teachers working in non-government educational institutions of the country, within 3 months. ReadMore
BB restrictions on journos aims at hiding corruption: Rizvi
Shawdesh desk: BNP on Sunday slammed the government for imposing restrictions on journalists’ access to the Bangladesh Bank offices, saying the move was taken to hide the corruption and plunder ReadMore
Price of local variety of onion increases by Tk 10 a kg in Hili
Shawdesh Desk: Price of the local variety of onion has increased by Tk 10 a kilogram at Hili in Dinajpur district within two days after the fall in import compared ReadMore
Congress, CPI (M) helping BJP in West Bengal, Mamata alleges
Shawdesh Desk; Asserting that the Trinamul Congress is contesting the Lok Sabha elections alone in West Bengal, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Sunday alleged that the Congress and CPI(M) are ReadMore
BNP should be ashamed of Pakistan PM’s remarks over Bangladesh: Quader
Shawdesh desk: Awami League General Secretary and Road Transport and Bridges Minister Obaidul Quader has said BNP should be ashamed of Pakistan prime minister’s remarks over the development of Bangladesh. ReadMore
White House urges ‘peaceful’ protests after 275 arrests
Shawdesh desk; The White House insisted on Sunday that pro-Palestinian protests that have rocked US universities in recent weeks must remain peaceful, after police arrested around 275 people on four ReadMore
