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50,000 students likely have dropped out in Kurigram
Teachers and concerned officials said this as school reopened on Sunday after nearly 18 months amid a festive atmosphere and calls for maintaining Covid-19 health guidelines
Study finds how many steps per day benefit health
According to a new study, walking at least 7,000 steps a day reduced middle-aged people's risk of premature death from all causes by 50 per cent to 70 per cent, compared to that of other middle-aged ...
Researchers find gut bacteria influence brain development
Researchers have found that bacteria in the gut of premature infants may play a key role in the risk for brain damage
Hungary to offer more scholarships to Bangladeshi students
Hungarian government has decided to increase the number of scholarships to Bangladeshi students for pursuing their higher studying at different educational institutes in Hungry in the next year
EU’s Erasmus + scholarship 2021-2022 for 139 Bangladeshis
This year, 139 Bangladeshi students have been selected to study in numerous European cities for completing Masters in different areas such as environmental sciences, research, engineering, gender ...
Applications can be made to 25 US universities through GRC
GRC Services Limited has launched an online university application site for Bangladeshi students who want to study in US universities
Benefits of exercising for people with depression
Study suggested that exercising not only reduces depressive symptoms but also increases the brain's ability to change, which is necessary for adaptation and learning processes
Mixing Covishield, Covaxin provides better immunity: ICMR
Administering people a dose of Covishield, followed by Covaxin in the second dose is safe and improves immunity, according to a study by the Indian Council of Medical Research
Scientists in DR Congo pursue research despite conflict, poverty
In eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, the quest for knowledge has come at an exceptionally high cost
Motivation depends on how brain processes fatigue
Researchers at the University of Birmingham and the University of Oxford have found that the willingness to work is not static, and depends upon the fluctuating rhythms of fatigue
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