HSC exams begin in the first week of November

This year's HSC and equivalent The exam will start in the first week of November.

The HSC theory exam will continue till the middle of December.The students will have to take the practical exam and the students will have to take the HSC and equivalent. Education in the form of a routine proposal for exams The education boards have sent to the ministry, and this routine will be published soon.

Education confirmed this information on Sunday afternoon Chairman of the Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee and Dhaka Secondary and Higher Secondary Education formed under the chairman of the boards. Chairman of the Board Professor Tapan Kumar Sarkar.

He said, I have sent the HSC exam to the Ministry of Education last week in the form of a routine proposal. The boards will publish it on behalf of the Ministry, I hope the Ministry will soon approve the routine, and the education boards will publish it soon after the routine is approved.

When asked when the exam is starting, he further said that the exam has been proposed to start from the first week of November.

However, it is not possible to say when the examination will start, now some information is seen through various media, but before the approval, nothing is said about the issue. The theory test is scheduled to be held from the first week of November to the middle of December. Then the practical examination will be conducted.




'License validity' must be written on private hospital signboards

The Department of Health has given instructions to write the license number and date of the date of the date of the date of the institution's license number and the diagnostic center and blood bank should also follow this directive.

Otherwise, the Department of Health will give legal action against them.

Director of Health Department (Hospital and Clinic) Dr. Md. A directive signed by Belal Hossain has been informed. The poison was reported on Sunday, which has recently launched a campaign against private hospitals-clinic-deagologic centers and blood banks in the country, which has already been closed to many illegally operating and illegally operating a lot of the company.

The Health Department has also informed that this operation will continue.

The directive said that all private hospitals, clinics, public centers and blood banks in the country should be hung on the sign board with the date of completion of the license number. It should be displayed with QR code in the first place. Otherwise, legal action will be taken against these institutions.

 The second phase of the ongoing campaign against illegal private hospitals, clinics, dagogistic centers and blood banks has begun on August 29. Since then, 850 institutions have been closed across the country from September 1. The Department of Health has closed 20 institutions in the capital.

In the meantime, the Department of Health says that from now on the signboard has to mention the date of registration of the organization and registration of the registration number and otherwise action will be taken.




HSC exam form filling time extended

This year's Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) candidates have been re-fixed to fill the form. This information will be given in a circular of the Dhaka Education Board.

It has been said that students who could not fill the form of HSC Exam-2022 due to natural calamities and other reasons will be able to fill the form till September 7.’

The time for payment of fees through ‘Sonali Seva’ has been rescheduled till September 8. The concerned educational institution will complete the work of filling the form of the students within the mentioned period, which will be confirmed by the head of the institution.




Rain, thunderstorms forecast in 9 regions of the country

The Meteorological Office has said that rain accompanied by gusty winds of 45 to 60 kilometers per hour is likely to occur over nine regions of the country. This information has been given for the country's inland river ports from 5 am to 1 pm on Saturday.

The Meteorological Office said that rain or thundershowers accompanied by temporary gusty or squally winds of 45 to 60 kilometers per hour from the south or southeast may occur over Tangail, Mymensingh, Sylhet, Faridpur, Comilla, Jessore, Kushtia, Noakhali and Chittagong regions.

River ports in these areas have been asked to display warning signal number one (repeat).




Prime Minister to speak to tea workers tomorrow

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will speak to tea workers via video conference tomorrow, Saturday. All preparations have been made in Sylhet for this purpose.

Tea workers across the country, including Sylhet, are overjoyed to know that the Prime Minister will speak. The district and divisional administrations are busy organizing various events to make this joyful moment memorable.

When the country's tea industry was in deep crisis due to the longest work stoppage in recorded history, tea workers broke the strike and joined work on August 28, following assurances from Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

Tea workers have already expressed their gratitude for the increase in their wages to 170 taka by the Prime Minister. Bangabandhu's daughter Sheikh Hasina will personally hear from them on Saturday about their life's struggle. Finally, the tea workers' lifelong wish is going to be fulfilled.




Journalists should come to one track: Local Government Minister

Minister of Local Government, Rural Development and Cooperatives Md. Tajul Islam said, "Journalists are not the opposite of me. But there can be no accountability because you are a journalist, it is not right. If you think so, you will also do wrong. Journalists should come on a track.

He said these things in the speech of the chief guest at the City Journalist Training Workshop organized by City Reporters Forum at the Press Institute Bangladem Auditorium in the capital today (September 2).

Tajul Islam said, "A few days ago, a Swedish journalist had spoken to a news agency.

Where I have the opportunity to file a case against each news, in which I have to prove whether the news is done based on the correct information. I talk to all the bravery. Because I think you (journalists) are one of me.

"I personally feel encouraged to attend the event of the journalists, because if they go to their event, get rich with lots of information and data." The difference between truth and falsehood is very different, it helps to take truth, it destroys lies. It is necessary to have laws for everything. Law is universal. We are all committed to obeying the law. It is not a journalist that has done it as a journalist in obeying the law. It is not right that I am responsible for being a minister.




Launch fare reduced by 15 paisa this time

The fare of passenger boats has been revised by reducing it by 15 paisa per kilometer. The new decision will come into effect from midnight tonight. The Ministry of Shipping issued a notification in this regard on Thursday (September 1).

In addition, the per capita fare has been revised from the minimum of 33 taka to 30 taka. Accordingly, the per capita fare for the first 100 km distance has been increased from 2 taka 30 paisa to 3 taka. In addition, the per capita fare for the first 100 km distance has been increased from 2 taka to 2 taka 60 paisa.

At that time, the minimum fare per person was increased by 8 taka from 25 taka to 33 taka.




BANGLADESHI GAY BLOGGERS INSULT ISLAM

Yesterday, angry young Bangladeshi youths in Sutrapur area of Dhaka were demanding the death of two Bangladeshi Muslim gay bloggers. The bloggers use the names of Etu Mohammad Soumik and Mohammad Asadullah on their blog site www.freedomfriendss.com.

Protesters are demanding immediate action against the bloggers for spreading propaganda against Islam, and for accusing senior Muslim clerics of Bangladesh about hiding the truth that Allah loves gays.

They base their arguments on research they say that Prophet Dhulqarnain (PBUH) was Alexander the Great, who was a bisexual. Angry protesters are demanding the death of the bloggers, who are posing naked on their site. Police too control enforcement immediately stopped the protest. Police requested the protesters to break the protest while the matter is investigated.




Two people, including a magistrate, testify in Anant's murder case

In Sylhet blogger Anant Bijjat Das murder case, the testimony of two people including Judicial Magistrate has been taken and Judicial Magistrate Ananotarul Haque and Senior Officer of Pubali Bank Sirajul Haque Chowdhury testified at the anti-terrorism tribunal in Sylhet on Wednesday.

One of the accused in this case, Mannan I't alias Mannan Rahi, recorded the confessional statement of Anonorul Haque, while bank official Sirajul Haque was the witness of the CPU and 2000 book seizure list of the house of the deceased Anant Bijat.

After taking the testimony of the two on Wednesday, the judge of the tribunal suspended the activities of the day of the revolution and fixed the date of taking the testimony on February 24.

On May 12, 2015, he was killed by an Anant Bija, an official bank official Anant Bija, a few hundred yards away from his home in the city's Subidbazar's Noorani residential area, and he used to edit a scientific magazine called ‘Ugti’ as well as the general secretary of the Science and Rational Council. He was also tagged as ‘atheist’ for these reasons.

The accused in the murder case are - Abul Hossain of Kanaighat, Talbair, Tahirpur of Tahirpur, Mannan of Kanighat, alias Mannan, alias, and the title of the Bengalis.




PROTESTS AGAINST WRITER DESPITE ARREST WARRANT

Yesterday a large Chhatra League protest took place against Md Abdul Malik, the writer of the controversial book “International Crimes Tribunal” that was published on 10 November 2018. This is despite a warrant for his arrest was issued on 29 November 2018.

The writer makes serious accusations against the Awami League, and the International Crimes Tribunal that was set up to bring to justice those that participated in the murder and rape of Bangladeshi citizens with the help of the Pakistani Army during the liberation war. The writer claims the tribunal was set up to kill and torture all political opponents. The writer even called Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her family - dictators and traitors

Protesters claim the book is still in circulation and they are worried it can influence people during the election in the coming days. They want to see the writer dead, and want all book copies destroyed immediately. They say the whole book is nothing but propaganda and lies against the Awami League.

Police have asked the agitated public for calm. They confirmed that books are being destroyed with the help of the publisher, Megna Mofas in Shahbag, and it will take some time to locate all the copies already sold, but assured the public that law enforcement will not rest until all copies of the book are destroyed. Police also confirmed that the writer was outside the country and he will be arrested and prosecuted when he returns to Bangladesh.