AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoDhaka’s Greening Push: DSCC and Plant Scholar kick off a tree plantation drive in Kamrangirchar, aiming to plant 10,000 trees and scale up to 300,000 over five years, with a strong message that cleanliness and river protection must go hand-in-hand. Skills & Language for Jobs: NSDA completes first-ever task analysis and occupational mapping for “Chinese Language,” setting up competency standards and training steps to meet growing China-linked labour demand. Campus Gender Rights: DU female students issue a 48-hour ultimatum to scrap the discriminatory “evening curfew,” demanding 24-hour movement, better security, and fair access to halls. Indigenous Language Journalism: The 3rd International Indigenous Language Journalism Conference opens in Kathmandu, with Bangladeshi journalists among participants focused on cultural diversity and inclusive democracy. Public Health Alarm: Measles-like symptoms claim six more children’s lives; suspected cases rise sharply as authorities urge vaccination and care. Education Results Tomorrow: SSC and equivalent exam results are set to be published at 10:00am. Culture & Justice in Court: Pori Moni’s cross-examination is rescheduled to Nov 30 in the attempted rape and murder case. Arts, Faith & Politics: PM Tarique Rahman urges Islamic scholars to stay united for stability, and visits Hefazat leader Allama Shafi’s grave; meanwhile, Mamunul Haque calls for removing faces from sculptures at the July Uprising Museum. Travel & Lifestyle: Riyadh Air launches daily direct flights between Riyadh and Dhaka, boosting travel for business, tourism and Umrah/Hajj. Tech & Connectivity: BTRC considers allowing ISPs to bundle OTT streaming with broadband packages.
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