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Degrees that deliver

UNIVERSITIES in Bangladesh have recently begun shifting towards outcome-based education, a framework that prioritises student competencies, application-oriented learning and accountability in educational outcomes. While this change signals an encouraging response to the demands of the global economy and the fourth industrial revolution, a mismanaged...

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Reform proposals ignore influence of election money: RWP

The Revolutionary Workers Party on Thursday said that the reform proposals presented by the National Consensus Commission failed to include any specific measures to curb the influence of money in elections....

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TRUMP’S ‘NIXON REVERSAL MOMENT’: Game changer in international politics?

SINCE the Communist Revolution in 1949 till February 1972, the United States has not recognised Mao Zedong’s China. It has accepted the People’s Republic of China (Taiwan) as the legitimate Chinese government. In 1953, the Soviet Union and China together fought a war on the Korean peninsula against the US-led coalition. The Soviet Union and China fell apart...

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BITAC holds seminar on AI

The Bangladesh Industrial and Technical Assistance Center, with the supports of GOTT SDN BHD, Malaysia and MICRO MAX Technologies Limited Bangladesh, held a seminar on Artificial Intelligence to face the Fourth Industrial Revolution at the BITAC building in Dhaka on Saturday...

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A revolution betrayed?

SIX months ago, Bangladesh witnessed a historic transition — the fall of the Awami League’s 16-year autocratic rule through the July revolution of 2024 and the formation of an interim government. The expectations from this government were immense, shaped by the sacrifices of the people who braved bullets, repression, and state-sponsored violence to restore...

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All parties agree to make July proclamation: Yunus

Bangladesh interim government chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Thursday said all political parties and stakeholders had agreed to make the proclamation of the July Revolution.

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Victory Day after July revolution

BANGLADESH’S 2024 national Victory Day (16 December) is significantly different from all such days in its past. It is an outstanding moment of national achievement and celebration; it is a critical point for political learning and truth-telling; finally, it is an occasion for nurturing wisdom, unity and courage in the face of what is happening across...

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Inquilab Zindabad: A timeless call for revolution

Some slogans transcend the eras in which they were born, becoming timeless symbols of resistance, change and justice. One such rallying cry is Inquilab Zindabad, which means ‘Long Live Revolution.’ Coined by Maulana Hasrat Mohani in 1921, this slogan has echoed through generations, inspiring freedom fighters, social reformers and revolutionaries...

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Revolution linguistics

LINGUISTICS is the scientific study of languages. The scope of this field is very wide which can be understood from the large number of its branches. For example, sociolinguistics and psycholinguistics are...

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Governance crisis and sustainable solution

IN THE wake of the Monsoon Revolution, Bangladesh stands at a critical juncture, facing what could be its last chance to establish genuine democratic governance. In the past, while the nation’s leadership touted various reform initiatives and grand visions, the fundamental issues plaguing the country’s governance structure remained largely unaddressed. The current situation demands more than just...

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Towards land degradation-neutral world

LAND acts as the primary source of food. More than eight billion people still draw 99.9 per cent of food from land. Out of agriculture, the first human intervention in the nature, emerged communities, which ultimately brought in pollution. Records show that civilisation has spoilt most of the land people lived on. Neolithic revolution caused changes in the...

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Govt should put plans in place to head off tech-drive job loss

The Fourth Industrial Revolution, setting in across the world bringing about a new order dominated by technology, could well leave its impact, sooner or later, on Bangladesh even if it would opt to stay out of it. Bangladesh should, therefore, align itself towards the shift while there is still time as graduation of society into another industrial revolution will come...

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Restoration of democracy demanded

Different political parties on Thursday observed November 7, Sepoy People Mass Revolution Day, demanding restoration of democratic rule in the country and formation of a bicameral parliament. 

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Democratic revolution or regime change

Was the July/August monsoon movement a colour revolution, a people’s revolution, or simply a regime change? From the outset, there has been a debate among political and...

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Revolution or uprising?

THE term ‘revolution’ has gained significant traction in Bangladesh over the past few months. I have observed that various stakeholders, including media outlets, political activists, student bodies and even academics, have started to characterise the events surrounding the fall of Sheikh Hasina on August 5 as a revolution. Some have referred to this...

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DU to establish ‘July Revolution Corner’

Dhaka University vice-chancellor professor Niaz Ahmed Khan announced Tuesday that the DU authorities would establish a ‘July Revolution Corner’ to honour the student-led uprising of July-August 2024...

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Cause of opposition movements’ failures

FOR Bangladesh and the rest of the world, it was an accomplishment no one could have imagined a day ago. Prominent political parties such as the Bangladesh Nationalist Party and...

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International media periscope

ACCORDING to Marxian jargon, what happened during those 36 days from July 1 to August 5, 2024, in Bangladesh was not a revolution in the stricter sense of the term. It was not...

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MyBL Super App campaign wins Digital Nations award

Banglalink’s ‘MyBL Super App: Revolutionising Healthcare in Rural Bangladesh’ campaign has won ‘Excellence in Digital Inclusion Award’ at M360 APAC Digital Nations Awards in Seoul, South Korea – GSMA’s annual flagship event for the Asia Pacific region, said a press release...

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