Trustees of the Liberation War Museum have said a special exhibition organized on the national four leaders at the Liberation War Museum has been postponed shortly before its inauguration. They said this decision was taken on the advice of law enforcement agencies due to ‘security reasons’.
The Secondary and Higher Education Directorate (SHED) has directed educational institutions to observe National Revolution and Solidarity Day on next Saturday (November 7) even though there will be a government holiday on that day. Special discussion programmes and essay competitions highlighting the significance of the day will have to be organized on this day. National flags will also have to be hoisted.
The government has appointed new heads in five units of the police. Besides, the workplaces of two more officers of additional IGP and DIG ranks have been changed. Altogether changes have been made in the responsibilities of seven officers.
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman paid a courtesy call on President Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir at Bangabhaban on Tuesday (November 3), with the two leaders discussing the country's overall situation and key issues of national interest.
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman will attend the two-day World Leaders' Summit of COP31 in Türkiye where Bangladesh will press for grant-based climate financing and greater accountability from major carbon-emitting nations.
A total of 240 women and girls faced various forms of violence across Bangladesh in October this year, including 51 rape victims, according to a monthly report published by the Bangladesh Mahila Parishad.