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Mohiuddin Alamgir

Bank Resolution Amendment Bill 2026 Bangladesh

Constitutional amendments: JS body to hold discussions with political parties

19 September 2026
The special parliamentary committee on constitutional amendment would sit with all political parties that signed the July National Charter, with the dates for the meetings likely to be finalised at its second meeting tomorrow.
19 September 2026
Dhaka University historical archive

DU must not be turned into a battleground for history

18 September 2026
The university's historical memory belongs to all of Bangladesh and must be preserved.
18 September 2026
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Jamaat’s 1971 role: How the apology was repeatedly thwarted

17 September 2026
A section of Jamaat-e-Islami leaders made repeated efforts to persuade the party’s top leadership to issue a formal, unqualified apology for opposing Bangladesh’s independence in 1971.
17 September 2026
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International Day of Democracy / Democracy held back by weak institutions

15 September 2026
Bangladesh has seen changes of government and repeated promises of democratic renewal, yet one weakness has remained constant: the country has hardly built institutions strong enough to sustain democracy.
15 September 2026
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Analysis / International day of democracy: The politics of never letting go

15 September 2026
All political parties that took part in the National Consensus Commission process agreed on one important issue: no individual should serve as prime minister for more than 10 years in total, regardless of the number of terms.
15 September 2026
Bank Resolution Amendment Bill 2026 Bangladesh

3rd session exposes strains in Sangsad

12 September 2026
The third session of the 13th Jatiya Sangsad, although shorter than the first two, offered several indications of the difficulties ahead.
12 September 2026
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Business Plus / Their factories are still there. Their jobs are not

12 September 2026
When protests, political programmes or sudden changes shut down a factory, workers are usually among the first to feel the shock
12 September 2026
9th pay scale for Bangladesh government employees

Analysis / New pay scale an unequal answer to inflation

3 September 2026
Justified and equitable are two very different bars to clear and the cabinet’s approval of the ninth pay scale clears only the first.
3 September 2026
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Phase-3 UP Polls: Some MPs violating codes

A section of lawmakers is violating the electoral code of conduct during campaigning for the third phase of union parishad polls, an election commissioner said.
24 November 2021
Mayor Zahangir

Rise meteoric, fall too

He became the vice chairman of an upazila parishad, general secretary of Gazipur city Awami League, and mayor of Gazipur -- all before he was 40.
22 November 2021
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On the verge of losing it all

Ousted from the Awami League, Gazipur Mayor Mohammad Zahangir Alam is now set to face legal action by the ruling party and is on the verge of losing his mayorship for making controversial remarks on Bangabandhu and the Liberation War.
20 November 2021
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Second Phase: 835 UPs go to polls today

Elections to 835 union parishads of the lowest tier of local governments will take place today, amid fears of violence.
10 November 2021
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Tomorrow’s Union Parishad Elections: AL infighting ruins festivity in campaign

The ongoing union parishad polls show just how desperate the grassroots Awami League leaders are to go to power or cling to it at the lowest tier of the local government.
9 November 2021
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Secondary Admission: Lottery mulled for all schools

Admissions to all government and non-government secondary schools in the coming academic session are likely to be held through a central lottery.
7 November 2021
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Learning Loss: Redress it, right now

A report last month said nearly eight million students across the country were at risk of learning loss due to the prolonged school closure caused by the pandemic, but the government still appears to be in the dark about the situation on the ground.
5 November 2021
4 pedestrians killed in Narsingdi

Pre-polls clashes: 4 more die, more violence feared

Four people, including a woman, were killed and 50 others injured in a clash between two groups of Awami League supporters in Narsingdi yesterday, ahead of the second phase of the union parishad polls on November 11.
4 November 2021
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Jabs for Schoolchildren: Govt plans to expand it to 6 cities, 14 dists

The government is planning to expand the vaccination programme for schoolchildren aged between 12 and 17 to six more divisional cities and 14 districts.
3 November 2021
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Students Victim of School Closure: 7.86m at risk of learning loss

Around 7.86 million students were at risk of learning loss as schools remained closed for almost 18 months due to the pandemic, according to a new study.
18 October 2021
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Private university classes: No date fixed for reopening

Private university authorities have yet not been able to finalise when in-person classes will resume because a majority of their students are yet to be vaccinated against Covid-19.
15 October 2021
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EC body to endorse NID for 16 and above

An Election Commission committee is going to place a recommendation of collecting information of students aged above 16 from their educational institutions to provide them with National Identity (NID) cards.
7 October 2021
World Teachers Day 2021

World Teachers' Day: Jobs gone, hopes too

The reopening of educational institutions last month brought a ray of hope to Kaiser Ahmed’s life that was turned upside down in the 18-month-long Covid-19 induced school closure.
4 October 2021
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‘Holding exams, bringing education back to former state not the same’

After a year and a half, the country’s schools finally reopened, and all students were welcomed back to classrooms on September 12. But according to Directorate of Secondary and Higher Education, absenteeism has been growing in secondary schools for the last two weeks.
30 September 2021
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Teacher Appointment, Transfer, MPO: Riddled with graft

The secondary education sector is mired by various forms of corruption and irregularities including unauthorised financial transactions in appointing head teachers and assistant teachers.
29 September 2021
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Shots for Higher Edn Students: Half yet not registered

Although the government said any university or its affiliated colleges could resume in-person classes if all their students completed the Covid-19 vaccine registration by yesterday, more than half the tertiary-level pupils across the country failed to do so within the deadline.
27 September 2021
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Turnout in class dropping off

The number of students in classrooms of secondary schools has been dropping since September 12, when the schools reopened after over one and a half years.
26 September 2021
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Law for EC Appointments: It’s needed more than ever now

With the national elections about two years away, the framing of a specific law as mandated by the constitution for appointments of election commissioners is back to the fore against the backdrop of widespread mistrust in the Election Commission and an alarming apathy among voters.
25 September 2021
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Many private univs not playing by rules

Many private universities are flouting laws as they are running programmes without any approval and carrying out educational activities on “unauthorised” campuses.
23 September 2021
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Apathy eats away vote

In an ominous sign for democracy, the practice of a candidate being elected unopposed has gripped the parliamentary by-polls as well as local body polls.
19 September 2021

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