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World Teachers' Day event organized by the Ministry of Education in Dhaka

During World Teachers' Day event organized by the Ministry of Education in Dhaka on Saturday, Education Advisor Wahiduddin Mahmud criticized the current state of student politics, describing it as extreme depoliticization, misogyny, and occupation politics. He highlighted the glorious tradition of student movements in Bangladesh but emphasized that universities should focus on providing world-class education. Education Advisor cknowledged challenges in reforming textbooks and called for a national education policy. He also addressed the low salaries of teachers, stating it hampers teaching quality. Special guests included Professor Bidhan Ranjan Roy Poddar, Advisor to the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education, Dr. Susan Vize, Head of the UNESCO Dhaka Office, and SMA. Faiz, Chairman of the Bangladesh University Grants Commission, all of whom praised primary teachers' vital role in shaping individuals and called for an end to disparities in education.





Shakib not returning to country

Shakib not returning to country

The episode of the Shakib Al Hassan’s returning home to bid his farewell Test at home ground came to an end when he cancelled his Dhaka bound flight from Dubai on Thursday.   Shabib Al Hassan, who was named in Bangladesh's 15-member squad for the first of the two-Test series against South Africa and was supposed to fly for Dhaka from UAE on Wednesday to play his final Test, all possibility his returning home for farewell Test at homeground is finished, as his homecoming was hold. Shakib Al Hassan was scheduled to land in Dhaka from Dubai last night to play his final Test in a Bangladesh jersey when the Tigers will take on the Proteas in the first match in Mirpur on October 21 but agroup of students burned his effigy at the Dhaka University campus protesteing his return home on Wednesday.Upon arriving in Dubai en route from the USA, Shakib was asked by BCB to wait instead of continuing to Dhaka. Despite remaining the uncertainties, Shakib received a green signal from the interim government and had made all travel arrangements to return on Thursday. It was also learned that the 37-year-old cricketer was scheduled to board the Dhaka-bound flight from Dubai at 5:00pm Bangladesh Time and touch down in the country at around 11:00pm, which allows him three days to prepare for his final Test match.However, it a BCB source infirmed that Shakib was asked to wait for further communication before boarding the flight.  Following such uncertainties, a source from Dubai told the Bangaldesh Post that Shakib cancelled his flight from Dubai and almost manag...

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