Government working to upgrade primary teachers to 9th grade: State minister
The government is working to upgrade the grade of government primary school teachers to the 9th grade, State Minister for Primary and Mass Education Bobby Hajjaj has said.
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Highest corruption took place during interim government: Home Minister in parliament
The highest level of corruption took place during the interim government, Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed has said in parliament, citing media reports during the budget session on Sunday, June 28.
Parental Maintenance Act to be amended, penalties and fines to increase
The government has taken an initiative to amend the 'Parental Maintenance Act, 2013' to make it more effective and time-befitting. The proposed amendment will bring changes to the duration of punishment, the amount of fines and provisions for imprisonment for those who violate the law.
Oxfam launches digital platform to connect Bangladeshi diaspora
Oxfam in Bangladesh has launched a first-of-its-kind digital platform, 'Bridge to Bangladesh', to connect the global Bangladeshi diaspora with the country's development priorities. The platform, comprising a website and mobile app, was unveiled at an event in Dhaka on Sunday, June 28.
21 senior police officers transferred in major reshuffle
The government has carried out a major reshuffle in the police administration, transferring and reassigning 21 senior officers of the BCS (Police) cadre. The order was issued through a notification from the Police-1 branch of the Ministry of Home Affairs on Sunday, June 28.
PM shares lunch with students visiting parliament session
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman joined a lunch with students, teachers and visitors from various educational institutions who came to watch the National Parliament session. He urged students to participate in sports alongside their studies and advised them to develop themselves as skilled and responsible citizens.
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