Students will be able to check their results online through the education boards’ websites, from their respective educational institutions or by SMS

State minister says teaching the prescribed curriculum alone will not help children who have fallen behind

Government primary schools across Bangladesh are struggling to keep lessons on track as headteacher posts remain vacant in more than half of the institutions while thousands of assistant-teacher positions also remain unfilled, putting extra pressure on teachers and disrupting classes.

Move comes amid announcements of separate programmes by three organisations

Campus tensions flare over July Uprising anniversary procession; additional police deployed

Several injured as rival groups allegedly battle for control of residential halls

JnUCSU VP, GS, Shibir president and Chhatra Shakti chief were among the injured

Seven injured after row over exhibition display; proctor says situation is now under control

Display featuring images of six convicted 1971 war criminals replaced following campus protests and criticism

Selected candidates to report to district primary education offices before receiving postings and training

Authorities cite procedural reasons as inquiries into three separate campus incidents remain pending

Committee asked to submit its findings within 30 working days

Syndicate forms committees to probe recruitments, HEQEP projects and allegations against 125 teachers

Students had been demanding his removal over alleged failure to ensure campus safety

They demanded that students seeking a second undergraduate readmission or a master's readmission be required to vacate their residential hall seats

Committee tasked with investigating assaults, identifying culprits, and recommending action

RU Chhatra Dal president denies party affiliation of one arrestee but condemns arrests

Rucsu GS Salahuddin Ammar claimed one of them was a BCL activist

Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee says detailed instructions for accessing results will be announced later

Nearly one lakh candidates return to examination halls as postponed tests restart across 114 centres