At a London education forum, Education Minister Milon credited Bangladesh’s literacy progress to policy introduced by Ziaur Rahman

Environmental sciences students form human chain and protest rally on the campus

Campus activities remain suspended

Curriculum design to be completed within a year, with teacher training scheduled for 2027 and 2028

Students stage overnight sit-in, lock proctor's office after 48-hour arrest deadline expires

The government has set January 7 for the 2027 SSC and equivalent examinations and June 6 for the HSC exams, as it seeks to align the public examination calendar more closely with the start of the academic year.

Protesters demand swift arrest, stronger campus security, reforms

SSC exams to end February 6, HSC by July 13

The incidents triggered growing frustration among students over the hall’s water supply and filtration system

Schools and technical institutions are expected to reopen on June 7, while madrasas are likely to resume classes on June 14

Ministry of Primary and Mass Education orders review of candidates’ previous activities

Student claims he faced intimidation and threats after criticising hall event on social media

Nearly 20,000 JnU grads still await long‑overdue convocation

Children in Bangladesh are entering secondary school without mastering basic foundational skills, with a staggering 91 percent of Grade 5 students in mathematics and 65 percent in Bangla remaining at the “novice” level, a new study has found.

State minister says at least 30% percent of government primary school buildings needs urgent repairs

The government will review the legal and regulatory framework for private universities in consultation with stakeholders, rather than taking top-down decisions, said Education Minister ANM Ehsanul Hoque Milon yesterday.

Govt regulation should support universities rather than keep them under constant pressure, he says

Milon says appointment letters will be issued 'very soon'

UNICEF-AUW training programme aims to improve classroom learning under the Myanmar Curriculum in Cox’s Bazar and Bhasan Char

Campus being built on around 33 acres in Gazipur