Political Situation
Textbooks must reach to students quickly
The new academic year begins for students with the distribution of free textbooks on the first day of the year. Receiving new books on the first day of the year feels like a celebration to the students. The scent of new books not only marks the beginning of a new year but also a new chapter in their lives. The tradition of handing out textbooks to students on the first day of the year started in 2010, but this year, students did not receive their books on that day. It has been reported that primary and secondary school students may receive a few books by January 5, while others will get their books by January 20. However, they will have to wait until February to receive all the books.
Protests, sit-ins turn healthcare services a fiasco
Country's health sector is reeling on an uncertain path due to the onging political shift. Especially in government hospitals, medical services are being disrupted due to administrative disorder. Disgruntled officials and employees are gathering in front of the hospitals with various demands almost every day. Due to the unstable situation, general doctors are also afraid to join their offices at different hospitals. Many are being harassed at work and as a result, medical services are disrupted to an worrisome extent.
ISPR requests not to get misled by rumours over security of St. Martin’s
Inter Services Public Relation Directorate (ISPR) has urged all not to be misguided by rumours spreading through social media over the security of St. Martin’s island centering Myanmar's ongoing internal conflict near the island.
Donald Lu's tone shift
To explain the current political situation in Bangladesh, two dates need to be considered. One is October 28 of the previous year, and the other is January 7 of the current year. The actual date is January 7. Bangladesh is not the same before and after the 12th National Parliamentary Election. Prior to the election, opposition parties led by the BNP had initiated a movement for the downfall of the government.
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