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THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 2026

Shatabdika Urmi

Representational image. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain/TBS
Education

Curriculum changes, Covid learning loss among factors behind SSC pass rate fall

A teacher takes a class in this undated image. File Photo: Courtesy
Education

Non-MPO teachers struggle as years of unpaid teaching affect education quality

Photo: Collected
Education

School holidays cut significantly, but Bangladesh still struggles to make class days count

HSC candidates stage a protest and block the road in front of the Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board on 14 July, demanding the resignation of the Education Minister. Photo: Rajib Dhar/File photo
Education

HSC protests reflect structural flaws, student frustration: Analysts

HSC examinees walk through flooded streets and a waterlogged school field under umbrellas on their way to Cumilla Government Women's College in Cumilla city on 13 July 2026. Photo: TBS
Education

Waist-deep water, illness fears add to HSC examinees' ordeal 

Gender budget expands, yet women's economic participation continues to lag
Budget

Gender budget expands, yet women's economic participation continues to lag

Representational image. Photo: TBS
Budget

Education budget hits Tk1.23 lakh crore amid reform push

Homebound passengers crowd Kamalapur Railway Station as Eid-ul-Adha holiday travel gains momentum across the country on Monday, 25 May 2026. Photo: BSS
Transport

Millions head home for Eid as holiday rush overwhelms transport network

Discount banners hang at a clothing store in Dhaka as retailers offer Eid sales to attract customers. Traders say cautious spending and reduced footfall have slowed business this season. Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

High discounts fail to lift Eid sales as Dhaka shoppers cut spending

Visitors browse jewellery, fashion and handmade products at the women-led Dhaka Night Market on Friday, where entrepreneurs showcase their businesses ahead of Eid-ul-Adha at a bustling evening marketplace in the capital, 22 May 2026. Photo: Rajib Dhar
Bangladesh

Women-led 'Dhaka Night Market' lights up city evenings ahead of Eid

Representational image. Photo: UNB
Bangladesh

Govt promise remains unfulfilled as passengers face chaos over AC bus fares ahead of Eid

Pahariapara Agamir School, built with mud walls, bamboo structures and traditional rural architecture, glows at dusk beside the Akhalia River in Fulbaria, Mymensingh. Villagers developed the climate-resilient school through a community-led initiative aimed at improving access to education in the remote riverside area. Photo: Courtesy
Bangladesh

Mymensingh villagers revive mud architecture to build climate-resilient school

Quality pre-primary education is a must to properly prepare children for the next stages of education, which equips them with the knowledge and talent a skilled nation requires. Photo: Collected.
Education

Parents’ pre-schooling nightmare: Costs, inequality rise as sector lacks policy

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