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Today, the same girl who was once told she should stop studying to secure a ‘good husband’, is a doctor, tending to women’s health and delivering babies in her own clinic. Her story is not only one of personal success, but also of persistence against poverty, patriarchy and the quiet weight of rural expectations

From a village girl to a doctor: The journey of Dr Afsana Akhter

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How returnee graduates are transforming Bangladesh's workforce

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With new advanced flood forecasting system, Bangladesh is set to strengthen disaster resilience

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Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship: A hidden doorway to Europe

20 OCT WEB

Is Banani’s newest Turkish restaurant truly GOATed?

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Study in Europe: Stipendium Hungaricum Scholarship

27 AUG Pursuit WEB

Erasmus Mundus Scholarship: Two Bangladeshi scholars share their blueprint

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The broken ladder: Analysing the present and future of Bangladesh’s education system

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Cortex Robotics to represent Bangladesh in global space robotics final

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Can you really learn new hard skills while working full-time?

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How students can get back on track after a breakup

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University Rover Challenge 2025: How UIU set a new bar by bagging the ‘Best Scientist Award’

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