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News in Brief
BRUR journalism dept lecturer recruitment test postponed
Our Correspondent, Rangpur
Recruitment test for the post of lecturer at the Department of Mass Communication and Journalism of Begum Rokeya University, Rangpur (BRUR), has been postponed due to "unavoidable reasons."
New schedule for the test that was scheduled to be held yesterday will be published later, said BRUR registrar.
A reliable source told The Daily Star that the test has been postponed as the High Court on February 3 stayed the appointment process of the department for three months following a writ petition. A candidate who was selected and later approved for the post by the syndicate filed the petition seeking the stay order, said the source.
Saudi Arabia wants to recruit Bangladeshis in health sector
Staff Correspondent
Saudi Health Minister Dr Abdullah Abdulaziz M Al Rabeeah yesterday expressed his country's willingness to hire more Bangladeshi doctors and health professionals.
He expressed his desire at a meeting with his Bangladeshi counterpart Mohammad Nasim in Riyadh, said a release.
Man's body recovered in capital
Staff Correspondent
The body of an unidentified man, aged around 20 years, was recovered before the VIP gate of Bangabandhu National Stadium in the capital last night, Ramna police said.
The body was sent to the Dhaka Medical College morgue for an autopsy.
Gregorian '64 Bangla medium reunion on March 7
City Desk
The 1964 batch of St Gregory's High School in the capital will organise a reunion on March 7.
All of the batch are welcome to join and contact Dr Salehuddin Ahmed, managing editor ofThe Daily Star, at 01755616490 or email at sahmed46@gmail.com.
Australia gives Tk 1.5cr grant for community development
Diplomatic Correspondent
Australia yesterday provided a grant ofTk 1.5 crore to eight NGOs for community development in Bangladesh.
The NGOs received the grant at a ceremony at Australian High Commissioner Greg Wilcock's residence, said a press release. The NGOs are: The Asia Foundation, Acid Survivors Foundation, Shishu Polli Plus, Jaago Foundation, BLAST, ALWO, Kumudini Welfare Trust and The Glencoe Foundation.
Registration for masters part-1 at NU starts Feb 15
Our Correspondent, cazipur
Online registration for masters part-I (private) at National University (NU) under the academic session 2011-12 will begin on February 15.
The deadline for registration is March 8 without late fine and March 29 with late fine.
More information can be found at www.nubd.info and www.nu.edu.bd, said a press release.