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Fostering innovation and skills development: Northern University VC outlines future plans

In an interview with The Business Standard, Professor Anwar Hossain, vice-chancellor of Northern University Bangladesh (NUB), discusses the university’s achievements, future goals, and strategies...

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From classrooms to boardrooms: How NSU prepares graduates for the global stage

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Bridging education and industry: How UIU prepares market-ready graduates

High-quality products sourced from dismantled vessels are on display at a shop at the Faujdarhat market alongside the Dhaka-Chattogram Highway in Chattogram. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin

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Nothing goes to waste in the shipbreaking industry

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Shaping the future: Jude William Genilo on ULAB's vision for the next decade

Concrete-covered shipyward grounds helps prevent metal debri from mixing with soil, supporting environmental conservation efforts. Photo: TBS

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Ship-breaking sector ushering in new era of safety and environmental compliance

Heavy cranes transport ship sections safely, reducing risks of sea pollution from falling debris. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin

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How shipbreaking is contributing to Bangladesh's economy

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Our goal is ‘zero deaths’

A view of the Chattogram shipbreaking industry. Photo: TBS

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Bangladesh’s shipyards invest Tk2,000cr for a greener industry

Bangladesh: Leader of shipbreaking industry

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Bangladesh: Leader of shipbreaking industry

A once-mighty ship now lies dismantled at Chattogram's Sitakunda area. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin

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What awaits shipbreaking in the future?

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2nd-gen leaders are reshaping shipbreaking in Bangladesh

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Relics, spare parts and metals earn ship-breaking $100M yearly