Tag: BUET
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Simple incident creates tension among Dhaka College and Dhaka University students
Imran is a student of Economics of Dhaka University. He is staying at Sir A F Rahman Hall of Dhaka University. He went to take is dinner to a restaurant of Nilkhet area last night. He is an activist of Chatraleague which is the student wing of the ruling party. At that time several other…
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Battery operated Rickshaws and three wheelers to continue
Many manual rickshaws are operated by rechargeable batteries now, moreover battery operated imported three wheelers are plying on streets of urban and rural areas including the capital. Those battery operated three wheelers which are called “Easy Bike” are not approved by the authority. But they are not taking any step to stop those. There are…
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Hatirjheel Lake roads need traffic management to avoid deadly accidents
Hatirjheel project was initiated during the military backed interim government. It was a difficult project to implement. There were a lot of illegal structures in that area. The main objectives of the project were to create a water retention area to recharge underground water level, to improve road connectivity between different parts of the capital…
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Bangladesh Army to supervise Padma bridge approach road project
Bangladesh Army will supervise approach road project of much hyped Padma bridge. They will also supervise two service areas of the bridge project. Prime minister Sheikh Hasina is expected to inaugurate the construction work after the Eid. The contract between army and communication ministry is signed at Setu Bhaban today. Project director Shafiqul Islam and…
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BUET admission seekers are advised to go early
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) is the largest and most famous educational institute for technical and engineering education in Bangladesh. After passing the higher secondary certificate examination cream students sit for the BUET admission test. This year’s admission test will be held tomorrow. But coincidently diamond anniversary celebration of Dhaka University almuni association…
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BUET opens from Saturday
Classes in BUET start from Saturday again. BUET was in effect closed for a long period as the teachers and students were protesting to remove pro VC. The inactive situation of BUET started from 7 April. During that period 25 teacher and students were sued in this regard. However those cases were withdrawn. The court…
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Case filed against agitating students and teachers
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) authority has filed a case against agitating students and teachers at Shahbag police station. Allegation of vandalizing the vice chancellor’s office is brought against them. Huge number of riot police is deployed there. Earlier in the day of yesterday the general students and teachers visited the vice chancellor…
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BUET vice chancellor orders to shut down its website
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) website (www.buet.ac.bd) was inaccessible after 4:00 PM today. The website is maintained by an institute of BUET, Institute of Information and Communication Technology. Earlier its director Prof. Lutful Kabir made and appeal through the website that BUET vice chancellor and pro vice chancellor should step down for the…
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25 teachers of BUET resigned demanding the withdrawal of the VC
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) had a reputation that it’s not politicized like other public universities of Bangladesh. Cream students of the country get the opportunity to study here. Some foreign students also studies here. Now situation is different, teachers association of the university is demanding the withdrawal of the vice chancellor. There…
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Students remove seductiveness in science
While a nation desperately needs some-more grant graduates as tellurian resource, a array of grant students during a delegate as good as aloft delegate levels is dropping rapidly. More students have been opting for blurb operation preparation as latest blurb institutions identical to bank, word as good as alternative monetary use providers have been entrance…
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BUET professor demonstrates EVM again
Ruling Awami League likes to use EVM (Electronic voting machine) but there is strong opposition on EVM from the other major political party BNP. Past election commission advocated for EVM, they thought it reduces ballot paper cost; vote counting is much faster than manual ballot paper counting. Those EVMs were made in Bangladesh machine tools…
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Prepaid gas meters put in to operation
The supervision yesterday rigourously inaugurated prepaid gas meters for a residential consumers of a capital’s Lalmatia as well as Mohammadpur areas in a bid to revoke wastage of a application as partial of a pass devise to palliate gas crisis. Tawfiq-e-Elahi Chowdhury, appetite confidant to a budding minister, non-stop a gas scale with a smart-card…
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Berger Award for young architects
Berger Paints Bangladesh Limited (BPBL) organised an award giving ceremony for the students of architecture (2010), in collaboration with the Department of Architecture, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET) on October 22. The event was held at BUET auditorium, says a press release. Professor Habibur Rahman, Pro-Vice Chancellor of BUET, was present as the…
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BUET suggests plan to raise zoo standard …… By Dilara Hossain
Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology (BUET) has suggested the government to launch a “Dhaka And Rangpur Zoo Modernization Project” involving Tk 300 crore to raise the standard of country’s zoos to international level. At the request of Fisheries and Livestock Ministry an expert team of BUET led by Professor Dr. Khandaker Shabbir Ahmed put…
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EVM is a must, thinks chief election commissioner.
EVM (Electronic Voting Machine) has created controversy. The election commission is interested to use EVM in the next general election. Ruling AL is happy with that but BNP thinks traditional manual system should be followed. EVM has created controversy around the world also. Even more sophisticated EVM was criticized in the US. It is said…