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Merely enforcing rules that can be easily broken won't help with Dhaka traffic management unless the root causes are addressed.

Calgary, a vibrant metropolis in Canada's oil province of Alberta, is an unexpected home to over 1,000 Bangladeshi graduate engineers.  Remarkably, around 250 of them are from the prestigious Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (Buet). Living a vast distance away from their homeland, these engineers have built a strong community finding solace and support

When asked about the identity of the certain group, the students replied that they are mostly from fundamentalist organisations like Shibir and the banned organisation Hizbut Tahrir.

Dhaka's future depends on a balancing act between urbanisation and sustainability. Let it be a city where progress coexists harmoniously with nature.

Yesterday marked a record-setting weather phenomenon in the country: including yesterday, at least 24 days of this month were heatwave days. This is the highest number of heatwave days in a year in Bangladesh in 76 years. How are we preparing for it?

Whether by design or not, the united stance of Buet students against “student politics,” as they term it, is actually quite an organised political campaign itself.

The authorities of Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (Buet) have decided to postpone all its term-paper exams amid students' boycott of academic activities as part of their protest against politics on campus

Addressing Chhatra League, he said, I would like to tell Chhatra League that there should be regular student politics there, and the politics of violence and hatred should not enter. Regular student politics is necessary in all educational institutions, through which future leaders are created.

The High Court (HC) today cleared the way for Buet student Imtiaz Hossain Rahim Rabbi, also a Chhatra League (BCL) leader, to get back his seat in the institution's Titumir Hall

Alumni of Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (Buet) yesterday demanded an end to “ill-politics” on the campus.