Dhaka University authorities have announced that vehicle entry to the campus will be restricted daily from 5pm to 10pm. During this period, only vehicles with university stickers and emergency service ...

Dhaka University lifts ban on Pakistani students, fostering academic exchanges amid historical tensions between Bangladesh and Pakistan.

In a bid to promote bilateral educational relations, the University of Dhaka in Bangladesh has lifted the ban on Pakistani students. According to Professor Saima Haque, Pro Vice-Chancellor (Admin ...

Classes resume at Bangladesh university at heart of anti-Hasina protests Dhaka University is full again, weeks after authorities shuttered the campus following deadly antigovernment demonstrations.

To protect Gurdwara Nanak Shahi in Dhaka University from unrest, the Gurdwara Management Committee Bangladesh stayed on-site overnight. While nearby Hindu temples faced attacks, the GMCB president ...

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), together with Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB), organized the national rounds of the 13th Henry Dunant Memorial Moot Court Competition on ...

Dhaka University was born out of a struggle by the people of east Bengal for asserting their regional identity.

Over the last century, Dhaka University has offered contemporary higher education to the masses and left an indelible imprint in a nation's path to independence.

For this reason, he could not accept the proposal for establishing Dhaka University by rising above a narrow communal outlook at that time. Moreover, many of the erstwhile leaders of Kolkata ...

Thousands of students across Bangladesh staged protests and sit-ins Monday after clashes at the country's top university left at least 100 people injured.

Seven government colleges in the capital, including Dhaka College, which were under National University, will be affiliated with Dhaka University from now.

Dhaka University and the other universities, colleges, schools and the overall education system in Bangladesh got a rude shock, paradoxically after the independence of Bangladesh.