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BIDS study shows 28.24% of graduates from National University unemployed

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News Desk : dhakamirror.com A recent study conducted by the Bangladesh Institute of Development Studies reveals that 28.24% of graduates from colleges affiliated with the National University remain unemployed. Moreover, a majority of the ones who secure employment are primarily engaged in low-paying jobs, the study further revealed. The study titled, “Understanding unemployment among college ... Read more

Walton receives orders amounting Tk 350 crore at ATS Expo

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Business Desk : dhakamirror.com Walton received orders worth around Tk 350 crore from various local and foreign companies at the “Advanced Technology Solution-ATS Expo 2024”, the country’s sole industrial expo organised by tech-giant Walton. SM Mahbubul Alam, managing director of Walton Hi-Tech Industries, provided the disclosure at the event’s closing ceremony. The three-day expo ended ... Read more

Saudi mega projects push demand for Bangladeshi workers as other markets shrink

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Kamran Siddiqui Saudi Arabia hired 83,733 Bangladeshi workers last month, marking the highest number of overseas employment in a single country in 35 months, driven by ongoing mega projects which indicate a further boost in demand for Bangladeshi labour. While overseas employment in Saudi Arabia is surging, the demand for Bangladeshi workers in other labour ... Read more

DU theatre festival taking place at TSC

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Cultural Desk : dhakamirror.com The 18th annual central theatre festival organised by the Department of Theatre and Performance Studies of Dhaka University is under way at its TSC auditorium. The 11-day festival, directed by final-year students, was inaugurated on December 3 with the staging of Badal Sircar’s play Suitcase directed by Tumpa Rani Das. A ... Read more

Low teacher pay harms education

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Shahin Akhter Teachers continue to go underpaid compared with their fellows in other Asian countries which squarely affects the quality of education, the white paper on the state of the Bangladesh economy says. The average salary of a primary school teacher is about 27 per cent less than the average monthly per capita income and ... Read more

Bangladesh’s civic space broadened: report

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News Desk : dhakamirror.com Civic space condition improved in Bangladesh due to steps taken by the interim government, said the People Power Under Attack 2024 report. The CIVICUS Monitor, a research consortium led by global civil society alliance CIVICUS that track civic space, unveiled the new report on Wednesday, said a press release. Bangladesh stayed ... Read more

Drastic fall in Bangladesh-India flights amid visa restrictions

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Tanzil Rahaman The number of flights on different routes between Bangladesh and India has drastically fallen amid passenger shortages as the Indian government had imposed visa restrictions. The flights of Biman Bangladesh Airlines and US Bangla Airlines have halved after the fall of Sheikh Hasina government on August 5 amid a student-led mass uprising, according ... Read more

Education for climate action

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Opinion Musharraf Tansen CLIMATE change has evolved from a distant environmental concern to an urgent global crisis, affecting every aspect of human life. Its impact is evident in rising temperatures, extreme weather events, shifting ecosystems and social disruptions. In Bangladesh, one of the world’s most climate-vulnerable nations, the effects are acute: rising sea levels, frequent ... Read more

Gold medallist shooter Sadia dies

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Sports Desk : dhakamirror.com Sadia Sultana, a gold medallist shooter both in the Commonwealth Shooting Championship and South Asian Games, passed away at the Chattogram Medical College Hospital on Monday. She was 31. Sadia, who survived a fire incident in 2017 that burned 20 per cent of her body, had been suffering from mental illness. ... Read more

Belgium’s groundbreaking support for sex workers

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World Desk : dhakamirror.com Belgium has enacted a groundbreaking law that grants sex workers the same rights to maternity pay, pensions, and employment protections as other workers. Lawmakers in the country have approved legislation that recognizes sex workers as employees, allowing them access to benefits like maternity leave, pension contributions, and legal protections against exploitation. ... Read more

Khaleda Zia visits US embassy to complete visa process

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News Desk : dhakamirror.com BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia went to the US Embassy in the capital on Wednesday afternoon to give her fingerprints for completing her visa application process. Upon her arrival at the embassy, its officials, including acting ambassador welcomed the BNP chairperson. Khaleda was accompanied by her personal physicians, BNP Standing Committee member ... Read more

Tigresses clinch their biggest ever win in WODIs

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Sports Desk : dhakamirror.com Bangladesh women’s team recorded their biggest win by runs in the one-day format when they outplayed Ireland by 154 runs in the first WODI of the three-match series at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium in Dhaka on Wednesday. Batting first, Bangladesh posted 252-4, their highest-ever total in ODIs, where Sharmin scored ... Read more

US Embassy Dhaka opened new American Corner in Sylhet

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News Desk : dhakamirror.com The US Embassy in Dhaka opened a new American Corner in Sylhet on November 27. This initiative is a collaboration between the US Embassy and local Bangladeshi organizations. It aims to enhance connections between local communities and the United States. The project focuses on strengthening relationships between the two nations. It ... Read more

World’s oldest man dies at age 112

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World Desk : dhakamirror.com The oldest man in the world has passed away at 112 years old. John Tinniswood was born in Liverpool on August 26, 1912, and became the oldest living man in April. He died at his care home in Southport, Merseyside, surrounded by music and love, according to his family. His family ... Read more

Taskin shines but the Tigers defeated

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Sports Desk : dhakamirror.com Bowlers, led by pacer Taskin Ahmed, gave Bangladesh an unlikely chance in the first Test at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua, but the batters were blown away by the West Indies as the Tigers suffered yet another huge defeat on Tuesday. Bangladesh were skittled for 132 runs by the ... Read more

Big price drop on Walton desktops, extra 10% off for online orders

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Business Desk : dhakamirror.com Walton Digi-Tech Industries Limited, the leading technology product manufacturing and marketing company in Bangladesh, has come up with a huge price drop on its desktop computers. This attractive price drop is applicable on the company’s AMD Ryzen™ processor-powered Avian series desktops. Under this, customers are enjoying a minimum price drop of ... Read more

Most Decorated Olympian of Australia Emma McKeon announces retirement

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Sports Desk : dhakamirror.com Emma McKeon, Australia’s top Olympic athlete, announced her retirement from all forms of swimming on Monday. She had a remarkable career, winning 14 Olympic medals across three Olympic Games. McKeon also secured 20 medals at world championships during her time in the sport. “I am officially retiring from competitive swimming,” the ... Read more