As governments from Europe to Asia move to curb children’s screen time, Bangladesh faces the same dilemma: can strict bans protect young minds without starving them of digital literacy? A balanced ...

Discover what happened on November 5. Dive into an in-depth exploration of historical global events, notable births, famous ...

Abrupt airstrikes and bombings, forced military drafts, mass arrests, public torture, increased poverty, dire famine and ...

Here is a look at the good, the bad and the ugly in the wide-ranging landscape of our higher education system today.

Human civilisation has indeed made great strides thanks to technological advancement. It has changed life in almost all ...

The results of this year's Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and equivalent examinations have presented Bangladesh with a ...

Computer retailers in Dhaka are seeing sales collapse as customers abandon or postpone planned purchases, with RAM, SSD and graphics card prices climbing far beyond their previous budgets ...

In Bangladesh, diseases such as diabetes, cancer and heart disease account for approximately 71 per cent of all deaths.

Twenty-four years ago, on September 11, 2002, Gen Pervez Musharraf signed the Higher Education Commission Ordinance that ...

Introduced as a compulsory subject to prepare students for a technology-driven world, Information and Communication Technology (ICT) education has failed to deliver on its promise, ...

Just hours before the announcement of the election schedule for the upcoming Urban Local Body (ULB) elections in Tripura, the Directorate of Industries and Comm ...

The real measure of AI progress is not how many tools a country buys or how many strategies it announces. It is what gets built, who owns it and whether the value stays long enough to support the next ...