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James Joseph Sylvester achieved remarkable mathematical success in England despite facing institutional degree restrictions. His career included prestigious appointments at University College London and fellowship in the Royal Society.
The non-government teachers and employees welfare trust in Bangladesh has issued new directives regarding fund disbursements. Beneficiaries facing processing errors must now submit specific documents through a designated online form.
The Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education has revised Monthly Pay Order benefits for 1,354 teachers and staff. Officials also confirmed promotions for 295 college-level educators following a committee meeting.
Bangladesh's Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education has revised Monthly Pay Order benefits for 1,354 teachers and staff. The high-level committee meeting also approved promotions for 295 college-level educators.
United International University recently hosted the first session of a special workshop focused on research and writing skills. Jointly organized by campus bodies, the event featured prominent novelists, researchers, and academic lecturers as speakers.
A newly constructed school building and hostel for visually impaired girls in Kishoreganj town has remained completely unused for six years due to a lack of manpower. Built at a cost of over 1.6 crore taka, the long-term neglect has resulted in theft and drug abuse on the premises.
Dutch-Bangla Bank has announced scholarships for meritorious and financially disadvantaged students who passed the 2026 SSC and equivalent examinations. The application deadline is set for September 4, 2026, with the primary selection list scheduled for publication on September 22, 2026.
Peshajibi Manabadhikar Parishad has issued a formal statement condemning the recent disciplinary actions and temporary suspensions of three Dhaka University professors. The organization voiced strong opposition to the formation of tribunals and punitive measures targeting educators across various institutions.
The United Nations Youth Town Hall 2026 is scheduled to take place in Heidelberg, Germany, from December 8 to 10, 2026. More than one thousand young individuals from Bangladesh and around the world are expected to participate in the upcoming international event.
Teachers from non-grant independent Ebtedayee madrassahs have demanded the nationalisation of their institutions and guaranteed salaries. The announcement was made during a press conference at the National Press Club on September 2.
The regulatory body for technical education in Bangladesh has lowered the admission test fee for government institutions for the 2026-2027 academic year. Students applying for the four-year diploma programs will now pay 300 taka instead of the previous 500 taka fee.
The Bangladesh Madrasah Education Board has announced the schedule for the 2027 Dakhil test examinations and form fill-up process. Test exams will run from October 11 to November 10, with form fill-ups beginning November 16.
Canadian University of Bangladesh has hosted the CUB Sports Carnival 2026 along with an official jersey unveiling ceremony. The event was graced by the university's acting chairman and board of trustees leader Chowdhury Zafarullah Sharafat as the chief guest.
Comilla University's transport pool has taken a new initiative to introduce bus cards to stop students from reserving seats using personal items. The move aims to bring greater discipline to the transport services and control unauthorized passengers.
American International University-Bangladesh has launched a three-day exhibition featuring animation, augmented reality, and digital art on its campus. The inauguration ceremony was attended by the Ambassador of the Philippines to Bangladesh as the chief guest.
Bangladesh has introduced a new scholarship policy for primary education set to take effect from January 1, 2026. Under the new rules, selected students will receive monthly financial stipends directly through the G2P banking system.
A government primary school playground in Jhenaidah's Harinakundu has been converted into a water-filled pit due to jute steeping, putting ninety students at risk. Teachers and parents have expressed deep concern over the severe safety hazards.
The 11th edition of the Global Student Entrepreneur Awards (GSEA) Bangladesh has officially opened its application process. Interested student entrepreneurs can apply through the official website until November 7, 2026.
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