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Why Kuet VC, Pro-VC relieved under pressure?
Kuet VC
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Why Kuet VC, Pro-VC relieved under pressure?

We had expected that after the mass uprising, we would get a campus and educational institutions free of politics; but on the contrary, since the mass uprising, politics has been cemented in the educational institutions. It is more appropriate to call it a mob than politics - where there is no due process, no proper investigation; whenever any party opposes someone, they force him to resign from his post in the face of various protests. After the mass uprising, we have seen that many teachers, principals and vice-chancellors of schools, colleges and universities have been forced to resign on the charges of having links with the Awami League government. The vice-chancellors and pro vice-chancellors of almost all government universities have been removed and new vice-chancellors and pro vice-chancellors have been appointed; But seven months after their appointment, Khulna University of Engineering and Technology (KUET) Vice-Chancellor Professor Muhammad Masud and Pro-Vice-Chancellor Professor SK Shariful Alam have been forced to resign under pressure.

Such a terrible incident should not happen again
Such a terrible incident should not happen again
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Such a terrible incident should not happen again

A terrible incident occurred in the history of Bangladesh on April 24, 2013. An eight-story building called Rana Plaza collapsed near the Savar bus stand around 8:45 am. The building that housed a garment factory, became the topic of discussion in an instant all over the globe.

Control the use of plastic
Control the use of plastic
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Control the use of plastic

Walking down any street in Dhaka, you'll see heaps of used plastic lying along the roadside. Drains and manholes are covered in plastic. The canals are filled with it. Rivers surrounding Dhaka — Buriganga, Turag, Shitalakshya, Balu, Dhaleshwari — all have piles of plastic waste accumulating. This scene is replicated across the country. Even agricultural lands in remote areas are blanketed in plastic. People once used to grow vegetables around their homes; in many villages, this is no longer possible as the soil is now covered with plastic.

Eliminate the fragile state of government research in health sector
health sector
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Eliminate the fragile state of government research in health sector

In the modern world, knowledge is power, and for gaining and advancing in any field, substantial research is essential. Without research, knowledge cannot be generated. Without knowledge, real solutions to problems are not possible. However, in Bangladesh, research is inadequate in almost every sector. There is very little research in areas like education, health, science, and society. This is one of the main reasons our nation is lagging behind.

Clear confusion between partial consensus and differing opinions
Clear confusion between partial consensus and differing opinions
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Clear confusion between partial consensus and differing opinions

Since the time of the mass uprising, the slogan “State reform is needed” has echoed. The fascist, autocratic structure of the state must be changed. To initiate state reform, Dr Muhammad Yunus, after taking charge of the interim government on 8 August, formed six reform commissions to work on different sectors of the state.

Assessment and remedy urget over rising atrocities
Assessment and remedy urget over rising atrocities
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Assessment and remedy urget over rising atrocities

Our society and state becoming intolerant-inhuman, violent and brutal day by day which can be seen clearly like the daylight. Killings-murders-rapes-suicides are rampant. Recently, the murder of children by parents has added insult to the injury.