Around 40 million primary and secondary school students across the country have begun receiving new textbooks, marking a significant shift in content and narrative. Published by the interim government, these revised textbooks have introduced notable changes, including the omission of certain historical accounts, literary works, and political portrayals.One of the most significant changes lies in ...more

New textbooks are handed over to students on the first day of the year. The new academic year also starts from that day. This time too, the academic year will start on January 1 as per the academic calendar. However, most students will not get their textbooks on the first day of the year. The ...more

The release of the 2025 academic curriculum has sparked concerns among teachers, guardians, and education officials due to significant delays in the distribution of textbooks. As the new academic year is set to begin on January 1, students in primary, secondary, and higher secondary schools face the risk of not receiving their textbooks on time, ...more

The new year is only three weeks away. So far, the National Curriculum and Textbook Board (NCTB) has not been able to send secondary school books to the printing house. An inspection committee has been appointed to supervise the printing of primary school books and related work. The printing of books for three classes is also ...more

The students start the year with joy and celebration, smelling the scent of new books. This time too, the National Curriculum and Textbook Board (NCTB) is working to hand over new textbooks to students on January 1. In the post-uprising situation, the institution has fallen behind in the work of printing books. While some books ...more

The government has called upon students to remain calm and not to get involved in any clash. “If any instigation is found behind such clashes, strict action will be taken,” Chief Adviser’s Press Secretary Shafiqul Alam said today in the wake of clashes that occurred among students of several colleges in Dhaka city.Talking to media, ...more

After the change in the political landscape, the interim government led by Dr. Muhammad Yunus came and started a massive reshuffle in the education administration. They appointed BNP and Jamaat-e-Islami officials to the top positions of various departments.However, the instability in the education administration did not end with this. The officials in charge are getting ...more

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus yesterday said the country's education system must foster creativity to create a generation of entrepreneurs in the country.He made the comment when he visited the office of the Education Ministry at the Bangladesh Secretariat here. "Humans are born entrepreneurs. Yet, our education system creates jobseekers. It is a flawed education system," ...more

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Aspiring government job candidates are expressing frustration over the prolonged recruitment process for the Bangladesh Civil Service (BCS), which often exceeds four years. Despite hopes for reforms with the recent appointment of a new chairman and members of the Public Service Commission (PSC), many candidates remain sceptical about timely progress.Job seekers have long been advocating ...more