DU’s recruitment process seems frozen in time, bogged down by outdated practices that stifle progress.
But the transition must be handled with utmost care and foresight
Locals identified the man as a vagabond
Students immediately protested the repainting, demanding proctor's resignation
Molla Taimur Rahman was enrolled at Dhaka University in 2022 and had landed himself a seat in Sir AF Rahman Hall as a residential student.
Removing the posters would undermine the dignity of individuals, says proctor
We shouldn't rush through such critical decisions
The rules of Dhaka University stipulate that a student remains a regular one for eight years -- six years for graduation and two for post-graduation degrees.
Resolving accommodation issues, implementing masterplan urgent
Those who attacked the Dhaka University vice chancellor’s residence during the Quota-reform demonstration are professionals, DMP Commissioner Asaduzzaman Mia says.
Dhaka University authority pledge support to the quota-reform movement that picked up momentum on April 8 and spread across the country.
Terming the attack on Dhaka University vice-chancellor's residence barbaric, Awami League General Secretary Obaidul Quader on Tuesday said the attackers will not be spared.
Terming the attack on Dhaka University Vice Chancellor residence “pre-planned and politically motivated”, Dhaka University Teacher’s Association (Duta) demand proper investigation and quick trial of the perpetrators.
Vice Chancellor of Dhaka University Mohammad Akhteruzzaman today claimed that attack on his residence was with the intention to kill him and has no relation with the anti-quota movement.
Dhaka University student Ehsan Rafiq, whose right eye was badly injured in an attack by a band of BCL activists on February 6 over a calculator, returned to his village yesterday after being treated at a hospital in India.
Several organisations of the Chittagong Hill Districts stage protest at Dhaka University demanding justice over “rape” of an indigenous girl in Khagrachhari.
Students of different universities and colleges stage demonstrations at their respective institutions demanding reformation of existing quota system in BCS (Bangladesh Civil Service) and other government recruitment process.
A torch-wielding procession is brought out at Dhaka University demanding justice over the alleged rape of two indigenous sisters in Rangamati last month.
Ehsan Rafiq, a Dhaka University (DU) student who was mercilessly beaten up by some Bangladesh Chhatra League men on February 6 over a calculator, would be taken to India for better treatment.
