Rail service with Dhaka disrupted
The demand of the students of seven colleges reflect a strong desire for autonomy and better academic conditions.
In the morning, the students gathered on the campus, awaiting a response from the government regarding their demand
Students of Titumir College waged protest to press home their demand for upgradation of their institution as a university
Titumir College student Siddiqur Rahman, who lost his eyesight in police action in Shahbagh on July 20, has been given a job at a
Accidents can and do happen. But to try to cover it up is not the answer. On the contrary a thorough and objective inquiry as to what actually happened can help prevent such accidents or take to task those that violated the standing orders.
The college students were unarmed while protesting at Shahbagh on Thursday. Nobody saw them damage any vehicles or attack anyone. In fact, police pounced on them with batons and fired teargas shells.
Police arrest five Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal men of Government Titumir College unit including its president and secretary with seven cocktails in Dhaka.
Seven more students are injured at Dhaka’s Titumir College as alleged “muscle show” of Bangladesh Chhatra League continues at campus and its halls.
Rail service with Dhaka disrupted
The demand of the students of seven colleges reflect a strong desire for autonomy and better academic conditions.
In the morning, the students gathered on the campus, awaiting a response from the government regarding their demand
Students of Titumir College waged protest to press home their demand for upgradation of their institution as a university
Titumir College student Siddiqur Rahman, who lost his eyesight in police action in Shahbagh on July 20, has been given a job at a
Accidents can and do happen. But to try to cover it up is not the answer. On the contrary a thorough and objective inquiry as to what actually happened can help prevent such accidents or take to task those that violated the standing orders.
The college students were unarmed while protesting at Shahbagh on Thursday. Nobody saw them damage any vehicles or attack anyone. In fact, police pounced on them with batons and fired teargas shells.
Police arrest five Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal men of Government Titumir College unit including its president and secretary with seven cocktails in Dhaka.
Seven more students are injured at Dhaka’s Titumir College as alleged “muscle show” of Bangladesh Chhatra League continues at campus and its halls.
At least two students are injured as alleged Bangladesh Chhatra League activists attacked a group of protesting students at Government Titumir College.
