Police Announces Cash Rewards for Arresting Awami League Activists from Rallies
The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has announced a cash reward scheme for its personnel to arrest participants in rallies organized…
Month: September 2025
1,088 Candidates Collect Nomination Papers for CUCSU and Hall Union Elections
A total of 1,088 candidates have collected nomination papers to contest 232 positions in the long-awaited Chittagong University Central Students’…
Nahid Islam urges interim government for a post-election roadmap to keep trials running
National Citizen Party (NCP) Convenor Nahid Islam today urged the interim government to publish a clear roadmap ensuring that the…
BAGCHAS to Sit Out CUCSU Polls: A Strategic Pause or a Sign of Decline?
The Bangladesh Democratic Student Council (BAGCHAS) has decided not to field any panel in the upcoming Chittagong University Central Students’…
DU Hall VP Fines Shopkeeper Tk 3,000 Over MSG, Proctor Says It’s Beyond His Authority
Dhaka University’s (DU) newly elected Vice President (VP) of Masterda Surya Sen Hall Students’ Union, Azizul Haque, fined a shopkeeper…
Street Agitation During July Charter Talks ‘Self-Contradictory’: Salahuddin on Jamaat, Islami Andolan’s Planned Demo
BNP does not support any extra-judicial process for banning political parties, says senior leader BNP Standing Committee member Salahuddin Ahmed…
Why CUCSU is Necessary: Student Voice in Democratic Transition
By Siam Al ZakiWriter Introduction: Students as the Cradle of Democracy In any society, universities are not just centers of…
Indigenous Representation Left Out in CUCSU Reforms: Student Leaders Criticize Exclusion
Controversy has erupted at Chittagong University (CU) over the decision to exclude an Indigenous or National Identity Affairs Secretary post…
Silent consent to harm Mahfuj Alam inside advisory council, says Nahid Islam
National Citizen Party convener Nahid Islam on Saturday accused members of the interim government and its advisory council of creating…
Sushila Karki Becomes Nepal’s First Female Leader, Parliament Dissolved for March Elections
Former Chief Justice Sushila Karki has been sworn in as the first woman to lead Nepal, following a week of…