Nationwide 'One Child, One Tree' Initiative Launches Tomorrow at Secondary Schools

The Bangladeshi government is taking significant steps to broaden technical education, aiming to provide students with skills that meet both national and global demands.

Khulna City Corporation Administrator Nazrul Islam Manju praises Khulna Collegiate Girls’ School and KCC Women’s College for their contributions to female education.

A delegation from Jahangirnagar University met with Rajshahi University’s Vice-Chancellor to discuss potential academic collaborations, including a joint undergraduate admission test.

Educational institutions managed by the Bangladesh Army have attained an exceptional 99.26 percent pass rate in the recent Secondary School Certificate examinations.

The government has proposed installing solar panels at 300 primary schools in Rangamati's remote areas to ensure electricity.

Rajshahi Cadet College has achieved a 100 percent GPA-5 rate in the SSC examinations for 17 consecutive years.

Education Minister Dr ANM Ehsanul Haque Milon denies rumors about private school teacher appointments by managing committees.

The Chattogram Education Board has seen a decline in the Secondary School Certificate (SSC) pass rate and GPA-5 this year, attributed to poor performance in Mathematics and English.

Rangpur's top educational institutions have once again delivered outstanding results in the 2026 SSC exams, with several schools achieving near-perfect pass rates and GPAs.

A seminar on the growing impact and challenges of artificial intelligence was held at Islamic University to prepare students for future opportunities.

The government plans to roll out a comprehensive IT ecosystem in primary schools, starting with the 'One Teacher, One Tablet' initiative.

The recent Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent exams have revealed a significant failure rate, impacting students' educational paths.

Thirty-five Mauritanians returned home from Mali on Wednesday, alleging they were tortured during their detention, sparking national attention.

Venezuela's interim government and opposition representatives concluded their first round of talks aimed at reconciling the nation following the ouster of Nicolas Maduro.

President Volodymyr Zelensky has requested 5% of the US Patriot stocks to help Ukraine survive the winter and counter Russian missile strikes.

Colombia has authorized joint military operations with the United States to combat drug trafficking, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced.

Voters in eastern England's Clacton head to the polls for a by-election triggered by hard-right Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, with his main rival being a joke candidate called Count Binface.

Seoul's tech sector spearheaded gains across Asian stocks as traders reacted positively to slowing US inflation, easing fears of imminent Federal Reserve rate hikes.

Bangladesh and Thailand are in talks to establish a fair and ethical recruitment system for Bangladeshi workers.

The National Moon-Sighting Committee will gather tomorrow to determine the date of Eid-e-Miladunnabi, marking the birth of Prophet Muhammad (SAW).

Police arrested 42 individuals in targeted operations in Paltan and Hazaribagh over the past day.

Khulna police arrested a man with 4,000 yaba tablets in an operation following a tip-off.

Bangladesh Bank has terminated the contract of Chief Economist Dr. Mohammad Akhtar Hossain earlier than expected.

Khulna City Corporation is rolling out a major initiative to control the spread of dengue in specific high-risk areas.

The Rapid Action Battalion seized 349 bottles of counterfeit cough syrup in Lalmonirhat, acting on a tip-off.

Japan has invited Bangladesh's Prime Minister Tarique Rahman to visit Tokyo, as both countries agreed to strengthen their strategic partnership, focusing on trade, investment, energy, security, and skilled manpower.

Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy has launched a digital database to promote a healthy cultural environment by cataloging artists, writers, and poets nationwide.

Social Welfare Minister Dr AZM Zahid Hossain emphasizes the need for swift decision-making and implementation to achieve the SDGs.

Heavy rains in Pretoria forced the abandonment of the tri-series final between Bangladesh Emerging Team and South Africa Emerging Team.

Experts emphasize the importance of delivering quality services to ensure safe institutional deliveries for rural mothers and reduce maternal and neonatal mortalities.