Computer Education Facing Implementation Complexities Due to Lack of Proper Teacher

    Tariqul Islam Sumon Though, computer education or ICT had been made a mandatory subject for the school-colleges. Unfortunately, there is a huge national lacking of skilled & proper ICT teachers. Education institutes often hiring temporary teachers to meet institutional requirement. But, they are not fulfilling their duties sincerely or responsibly. Thus, students are becoming more…

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      Trump warns of ‘grave humanitarian mistake’ in Syria

      Sayeed Muhammad: In a rare call, US President Donald Trump has warned the Syrian government and its Russian and Iranian allies against “recklessly” attacking rebel-held Idlib province. In a tweet he warned of “a grave humanitarian mistake” in which hundreds of thousands of people could be killed, reports BBC. Syrian government forces are reportedly preparing…

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        Hockey: Navy’s joy of hat-trick title

        DOT Desk Bangladesh Navy clinched the hat-trick Victory Day Hockey title when they beat Bangladesh Army by 5-4 goals in a pulsating final at the Maulana Bhashani National Hockey Stadium on Wednesday, reports the New Age. For Army, Mahbubur Rahman, Hasan Jubayer Niloy, Monoj Babu and Nayeem Uddin scored one goal apiece. Chayan gave Navy…

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          Wave Infertility Goodbye!

          Marilyn Thipthorpe Last year, a study conducted at the University of Cambridge involving the production of viable sperms and eggs went viral (pun intended!). The scientists of the Gurdon Institute in Cambridge headed by Dr. Azim Surani, reported that they had successfully created primitive forms of artificial sperm and eggs by culturing embryonic stem cells…

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            Iran says navy mounts new defense system on warship

            Reuters: Iran’s navy has mounted a locally built advanced defensive weapons system on one of its warships for the first time, the Iranian navy chief was quoted as saying on Saturday, as tensions mount with the U.S. military in the Gulf. Iran’s Revolutionary Guards confirmed earlier this month it held war games in the Gulf,…

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              Extracurricular Activities: A Life beyond Academics

              By Sheersho Zaman The life of a typical student can be pretty one-dimensional sometimes, especially in Bangladesh. It is an extremely monotonous routine riddled with classes, exams, even more classes, homework, so on and so forth. Very few people actually take time to do anything else with whatever little free time they have left, usually…

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