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July mass uprising was an explosion of public anger against fascist misrule: President National

July mass uprising was an explosion of public anger against fascist misrule: President

President Md. Sahabuddin said the July mass uprising was an explosion of public anger against long-standing discrimination, corruption, enforced disappearances and murders, disenfranchisement, oppression, and fascist misrule. He said that on July 16, the outstretched hand of Abu Sayed in Rangpur and his martyrdom by bullet, along with the self-sacrifice of several other youths in different parts of the country on the same day, gave the movement a new direction and intensity.

Bangladesh will be in a leadership position in global eye healthcare: Health Deputy Minister National

Bangladesh will be in a leadership position in global eye healthcare: Health Deputy Minister

Health Deputy Minister and international public health and eye specialist Dr. M A Muhit has said that Bangladesh is going to reach a unique leadership position in the field of global eye healthcare. Bangladesh has agreed to work as a co-organizer of the 'Global Summit on Eye Health', which will be held for the first time in the world, which will highlight the country's health sector reforms on the global stage.

Internet addiction reducing students' interest in studies, increasing mental anxiety Lifestyle

Internet addiction reducing students' interest in studies, increasing mental anxiety

With the rapid development of technology, the world is now in the palm of our hands. However, the excessive use of technology that has made human life easier has now become a new cause for concern for students. Experts say that excessive use of the internet and digital devices is reducing students' interest in studies, negatively impacting academic results, and creating risks for mental health. Recent research from Swansea University in the UK and McMaster University in Canada has found that excessive internet use is leading to decreased concentration, reluctance to study, and increased social isolation and mental anxiety among students.