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Official seal of the Government of Bangladesh

Govt approves proposal for reducing timeframe in textbook procurement process

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Legal notice seeks removal of Darwin's theory from Class 9-10 science textbook

Education Ministry Adviser Chowdhury Rafiqul Abrar spoke at a four-day workshop held at the Abdul Jabbar Auditorium in the NCTB building, Motijheel on 2 July 2025. Photo : BSS

Make sure error-free textbooks reach students: Abrar  

Chief Adviser's Deputy Press Secretary Abul Kalam Azad Majumdar spoke at the Foreign Service Academy in Dhaka this afternoon (10 March). Photo: BSS

97% textbooks distributed: CA press wing

Students clash over 'indigenous' graffiti in textbook in front of NCTB building in Motijheel, Dhaka, on 15 January 2025. Photo: Samakal

Attack on ethnic minority students near NCTB: 1 more arrested in N'ganj

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Textbook distribution by February uncertain with 10cr copies yet to be printed

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Primary school textbooks to be distributed by end of Feb: Adviser

Planning Adviser Wahiduddin Mahmud. File Photo: Collected

DCs instructed to prevent corruption in educational institutions: Wahiduddin

The industry insiders estimate that less than half of the total printing work for the new text books has been completed so far. Photo: Rajib Dhar

Textbook crisis worsening disparity between well-off and disadvantaged students

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Adivasi graffiti: 2 alleged attackers from Students for Sovereignty used bandages to fake injuries

Students clash over 'indigenous' graffiti in textbook in front of NCTB building in Motijheel, Dhaka, on 15 January 2025. Photo: Samakal

Removal of 'indigenous' graffiti: 9 hurt in attack in front of NCTB building

Education Adviser Wahiduddin Mahmud at a meeting with representatives of the Education Reporters Association of Bangladesh at the Planning Commission in Dhaka on 13 January 2025. Photo: Courtesy

All students will get textbooks within February: Education adviser

The updated online version of the textbook, now available on the NCTB website, features a new graffiti design titled “Bolo Bir, Chiro Unnoto Momo Shir”, replacing the earlier image of a graffiti with the word “Adivasi” (indigenous). Photo: Collected

Ethnic minority students protest ‘adivasi’ graffiti removal from textbook