e_Paper_Thursday_December 30, 2016

More documents

Recommendations

Info

6 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2016 DT News Basiron tops school in PSC results • Tribune Desk Wearing a white saree sixty five-yearold Basiron came to her school yesterday morning to know about her PSC results with great anxiety. Accompanied by hundreds of people, including teachers and students, she came to her school around 11am to know her results. She became very happy after knowing her results, as she topped her school in the Primary School Certificate examination results with GPA 3 grade. She said: “I did not realise that pass has so much fun. I am understanding the light of education.” She later posed with other candidates and also showed V-sign while taking photographs. She also expressed her determination that she would continue her education till her death. Six candidates took part in the PSC examination from Hogolbaria Purbopara Primary School this year. The name of Basiron Nesa, wife of Rohil Uddin, a resident of Hoglabaria came to the spotlight when she sat for the PSC examinations in November. Selina Khatun MP was also present during the announcement of the results. She said: “It is proved again that if there is a will, there is a way. She has put a lesson for us that age does not be a factor to achieve anything. I am wishing her all the best.” Upazila Nirbahi Officer of Gangni Arifuz Zaman and Chairman of Motmura union parishad also came to her school to greet her. The villagers said they saw the sexagenarian woman went to Hogolbaria Purbo Para Government Primary School in the village with books accompanied by two other fifth grade girls. Basiron is the mother of one son and two daughters. She stays with her son Mahiruddin. Her grandchildren are studying at colleges and schools. She fell in love with studying when she saw her grandchildren studied. She was admitted to the school in 2011. • Basiron Nesa is seen celebrating her Victory after the announcement of her PSC results 27,089 secure A + in Dinajpur • Bipul Sarker Sunny, Dinajpur Total 2,01,525 out of 2,21,243 examinees, from 141 educational institutes have successfully passed the Junior School Certificate (JSC) examinations this year under Dinajpur Education Board. A total of 27,089 students secured GPA-5, the highest grade point average. The pass rate of JSC examinations in Dinajpur board is 92.99 %. Tofazzur Rahman, exam controller of Dinajpur Education Board, yesterday said: “The GPA 5 holder rate of female students is higher than for boys. Total 14, 554 female students secured GPA 5 where 12,535 boys got the highest point.” He said: “Female students’ pass rate is 93.41 while males’ pass rate is 92.54 %.” Earlier, 26 examinees were expelled from exam halls for cheating. Students of Rangpur district have done the best in the board. In the district, the pass rate is 96.42 %. Among others the pass rate for Gaibandha is DHAKA TRIBUNE 95.60 %, Thakurgaon 93.79 %, Kurigram 93.31 %, Panchagarh 93.09 %, Nilphamari 92.66 %, Lalmonirhat 91.25 % and Dinajpur is 88.46 %. Some 7,550 students secured GPA 5 in Rangpur district, where 4,539 students in Dinajpur, 4,196 in Gaibandha, , 2,849 in Nilphamari, 2,649 in Kurigram, 2,176 in Thakurgaon, 1,455 in Panchagarh, and 1,675 students in Lalmonirhat district have secured GPA 5. Last year, 16 intuitions had seen zero percent pass rate in the board. • Man burnt to death by in-laws • Liakat Ali Badal, Rangpur A man succumbed to his burn injuries at Rangpur Medical College Hospital yesterday after his wife and mother-inlaw allegedly set him on fire following a dispute regarding the wife’s extra marital affairs. Deceased Rony Mohanto, son of Lakhhan Chandra in Shahapara area of Badarganj upazila, tied knot to Ashtami Rani, daughter of Dipak Mohanto at adjacent Hajipara village, one year ago, said locals and relatives of Rony. After several months, Ashtami developed a relation with her former private tutor and most of the time, remained engaged in conversation with him through Facebook Messenger. Rony and Ashtami locked into an altercation over the issue very often. Few days ago, Ashtami went to her parents’ house following a dispute with her husband. On Wednesday night, Rony went to his in-laws house, as his wife called him over phone in the evening to take her back. When he reached there, an altercation ensued between Rony and his in-laws family members, including his wife and mother-in-law Arati Rani. At one stage of the quarrel, Ashtami and her family members tied Rony’s hands and legs and set him on fire after pouring petrol on his body, alleged the family members of Rony. Locals rushed him to the hospital in critical condition. Dr Abdul Hamid Polash, assistant professor of RMCH, said though 27% of his body received burn injuries, he died as his respiratory tract was burned. Babul Chandra, elder brother of the deceased, said he submitted a written complaint to Badarganj police station in this connection. However, Akhtaruzzaman Prodhan, officer-in-charge of the police station, told the Dhaka Tribune that he had not received any written complaint yet. •
News 7 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2016 Pass rate and GPA 5 rise in Chittagong • FM Mizanur Rahaman, Chittagong DT Breaking last five years’ record, eighth graders under Chittagong Board have done excellent job in Junior School Certificate (JSC) examination with increased pass rate and GPA 5. This year, a total of 90.75% students passed under the Chittagong Education Board while a total of 14,135 students secured GPA 5. The previous year’s pass rate was 85.48% while the GPA 5 holders were 12,268, said sources at the education board. A total number of 181,654 students had registered for the JSC examination this year while 179,095 students took part in the examination. Of them, 162,524 students successfully came out in the examination. Examination Controller of Chittagong Education Board Mahbub Alam officially announced the results at board office around 10am. Expressing happiness, he said both the pass rate and GPA 5 holders increased this year, breaking previous five years’ record from 2013 to 2016 under the board. “The overall results under the board have improved and we are satisfied with the results,” he said, adding that this year, a total 14,135 eighth graders secured their GPA 5 which are higher than the previous years. The pass rate at the metropolitan area is 94.18% while the pass rate except the metropolitan are under Chittagong district is 88.92%, said the examination controller. Of the 14,135 GPA 5 holders, 7,820 are female while 6,315 are Girls secure more GPA 5 in JSC examinations under Rajshahi Board • Abdullah Al Dulal, Rajshahi (Top) Students at Dr Khastagir Government Girls’ School in Chittagong city, who have achieved GPA-5 this year in Junior School Certificate examinations, rejoice after their result published yesterday. (Bottom) Students at Govt PN Girls’ High School in Rajshahi city rejoice after their result of Junior School Certificate examinations declared yesterday Girls have earned higher grades than boys in Junior Certificate (JSC) examinations under Rajshahi Education Board this year. The board authority announced the results at a press conference at its conference hall yesterday noon with Acting Chairman Dr Anwarul Haque Pramanik in the chair. A total of 97.68% students passed the examinations under the board this year which was 97.47% last year. A total of 2,26,892 students appeared in the examinations. Of them 2,21,617 students came out successful. 40,471 students including 21,876 girls secured GPA-5 this year under the board. According to the result sheet, the rate of success of girls in all aspects that is pass-percentage and GPA 5 rate is higher than boys. Controller of Examinations Prof Tarun Kumar Sarker told the pres conference that 2,26,892 students including 1,15,086 girls appeared in the examinations at 211 centers from 2,891 schools in eight districts under the board this year. Dr Anwarul Pramanik, secretary of Rajshahi Education Board, Inspector Debeshish Ranjan Roy, Senior System Analysist Engineer Shafiqul Islam among others were present on the occasion. Rajshahi division also achieved top position among the seven divisions in terms of pass rate as 99 per cent examinees under the division have become successful in the Primary School Certificate (PSC) examinations this year. • male. Of the overall pass rate, boys lagged behind the girls with 91.14% pass rate. A total number of 192 schools passed 100% at the JSC examination in this year, said the board sources. 97.52% pass in PSC at Ctg board Meanwhile, this year the pass rate of fifth grader terminal examination is 91.52% where a 152,783 students successfully came out. A total of 156,676 students took part in this year under PSC examination. Apart from that, in Ebtedayee terminal examination, the pass rate in Chittagong is 90.86%, said Chittagong District Primary Education office. • GPA 5 achievers in JSC exams increase under Sylhet Board • Md Serajul Islam, Sylhet Number of GPA-5 achievers in Junior School Certificate (JSC) examinations under Sylhet Education Board has increased compared to last year’s result. The number of GPA-5 achievers this year is 10,255 in four districts under the board. Of them 4,457 are boys and 5,798 are girls. Last year a total of 4,956 students got GPA-5. A total of 130,703 students sat for the exams. Of them, 122,034 passed. The pass rate is 93.37 percent. Of the districts, the pass rate is 94.81 percent for Sylhet, 92.75 for Habiganj, 91.21 for Moulvibazar and 93.08 for Sunamganj district. Though the pass rate is 0.22 percent less than last year, number of AZAHAR UDDIN GPA-5 is two times higher this year. Of 1,004 schools, 100 percent students passed at 288 schools. No students fails in any school. Md Shamshul Islam, controller of Sylhet Education Board declared the result in a press briefing yesterday morning. The result of Primary School RABIN CHOWDHURY Certificate (PSC) was published in Sylhet yesterday showing 96.79 percent pass in Sylhet division. A total of 217,545 out of 237, 270 came out successful in the PSC examinations in Sylhet division this year. Among the pass 7941 students got GPA-5. •
Page 1 and 2: SECOND EDITION FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30,
Page 3 and 4: Pass rates exceed 90% again in JSC
Page 5: News 5 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2016 DT
Page 9 and 10: World Russia, Iran ties with Taliba
Page 11 and 12: World 11 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 2016
Page 13 and 14: Business 13 DT FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30,
Page 15 and 16: Business 15 DT FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30,
Page 17 and 18: Feature 17 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 201
Page 19 and 20: Biz Info 19 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 20
Page 21 and 22: Opinion 21 DT FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30,
Page 23 and 24: Opinion 23 Second time’s a corona
Page 25 and 26: Sport 25 Bangladesh players watch t
Page 27 and 28: Sport 27 DT FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 20
Page 29 and 30: Downtime 29 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 20
Page 31 and 32: Showtime Hollywood starlet Debbie R

e_Paper_Thursday_December 30, 2016

Create successful ePaper yourself

Delete template?

Save as template?