Anti-quota students blocked the Shahbagh intersection as part of the 'Bangla Blockade' program for a four-point demand, including the restoration of a circular issued by the government in 2018 abolishing the quota system in government jobs. As a result, hundreds of cars have Come to a standstill around the intersection. Severe traffic congestion has been created. Passengers are suffering a lot. They blocked the Shahbagh intersection around 3:50pm on Sunday. During the procession and blockade, the students chanted slogans like 'Blockade-blockade- whole Bangla blockade', 'One point one demand', 'Movement cannot be stopped by obstruction', ' No Quota', 'Quota system should be abolished – meritorious people should be released', 'There is no place for discrimination in  Sonar Bangla', 'Student society has woken up', etc. The students stage blockade programmes including New Market, Nilkhet and Science Lab. A  severe traffic congestion have created from Nilkhet to Science Lab, Shahbagh to Science Lab, and Dhanmondi-Mohammadpur to Science Laboratory.  Earlier on Saturday (July 6), Nahid Islam, one of the coordinators of the quota movement, announced that the 'Bangla Blockade' program will start at important places of all public universities across the nation at 3 pm on Sunday (July 7). The anti-quota students have displayed their mettle. They started gathering in front of the DU central library premises after 2:30 pm. Meanwhile, the students of different universities and colleges, including Dhaka University, Jahangirnagar University boycott classes and examinations and observed student strike programs.

Arif Raihan Dip,  a former student of Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (Buet) was brutally attacked by extremist fundamentalist forces on April 9, 2013 at Nazrul Islam Hall, BUET. After nearly three months in a coma, he passed away on July 2, 2013, at Square Hospital in Dhaka. In his memory, on the 11th death anniversary of Shaheed Arif Raihan Dip, former BUET students, general students, and the Central Executive Council of Bangladesh Chhatra League paid tribute today (July 2). Central leaders of the Bangladesh Chhatra League’s Central Executive Council were present at today's tribute ceremony. Former BUET students and the father of Shaheed Arif Raihan Dip also laid wreaths in his honor. Following the tribute ceremony, Sheikh Ali Azam, the father of Arif Raihan Dip, appealed to the Prime Minister through the media, demanding justice for Dip’s death. He also expressed gratitude for the continuous support provided by Chhatra League to Dip's family since his passing. Today's memorial saw a significant turnout of general students from BUET. After the tribute ceremony, a Milad and Dua event was organized at the BUET Central Mosque at 1:30 PM, followed by a virtual memorial meeting scheduled for 5pm.  

Teachers of all public universities including Dhaka University observed a full-day work abstention today (Jun 30) demanding withdrawal of the universal pension scheme notification, terming it as discriminatory. The Federation of Bangladesh University Teachers' Association announced that they are going on an indefinite work abstention from Monday (July 1) demanding the cancellation of the decision. They made the announcement at a press conference at the main gate of Arts Faculty of Dhaka University on Sunday noon (June 30). In the announcement signed by the association President Prof Dr Md Nizamul Hoque Bhuiyan and General Secretary Professor Dr Zeenat Huda it said, 'This all-out strike will continue until the demands of exclusion of university teachers from the discriminatory and degrading pension scheme, introduction of individual pay scale for teachers, inclusion of university teachers in the promised ‘super grade’ are met.' The test was out of the purview of the work stoppage for so long. But from tomorrow, the teachers will refrain from all official activities (except emergency situations) including classes and examinations of the university.

Suborno Isaac Bari had already set a precedent by becoming the world's youngest professor. Now Suborno Bari is going to make history even after passing high school as the youngest student in America. Suborno Isaac Bari graduated from Malvern High School in New York, USA at the age of 12. Suborno received his high school degree on Wednesday (June 26). However, he has already received a call for admission to the college. A documentary has also been made about Suborno. Because, Suborno is considered beyond the average child calculation. Because, he is a 'Miracle boy.' Suborno was born on April 9, 2012 at Presbyterian Queens Hospital in New York. Suborno's father Rashidul and mother Shaheda had moved from Bangladesh to America long before that. Suborno started talking only at the age of six months. Begins solving complex problems in math, physics and chemistry at the age of two. Suborno lives in America with his family. he is a bangladeshi origin American citizen. He is the youngest graduate of Malvern High School in Nassal County, New York. Suborno told 'Good Morning America' that he is very excited to being graduate and it has been a long journey for him. However, grades 5th, 6th, 7th, 9th and 11th of high school were excluded by Suborno. After completing 4th, 8th, and 10th grades, he enrolled in 12th grade in the Malvern Union Free School District to graduate with the New York State Regents Exam. News ABC. About the high school experience, Suborno said, "It was an absolutely wonderful experience." I met so many great people and learned so much in math, science and other disciplines. Rebecca Gottesman, Malvern Union Free School District's director of K-12 school counseling, said of Suborno, "I can say without a doubt that Suborno is the most exceptional student I have ever met in my academic life." 12-year-old Suborno has already written two books. One of the two books is 'The Love'. In this book Suborno has written about the amalgamation of different religions. He has written this book and collected a lot of praise. Suborno is compared to scientists like Isaac Newton-Albert Einstein for solving difficult scientific formulas quickly. New York University offers Suborno a full scholarship to study mathematics and physics. Suborno said in a New York Post report, "I want to help everyone in the world to understand math and science." My goal is to become a professor and try to help everyone in need. Suborno received recognition from former American President Barack Obama at the age of four. He was accepted by Harvard University at the age of six. In January 2020, Suborna received the 'Global Child Prodigy' award from Nobel laureate Kailash Satyarthi

HSC and equivalent examinations of 2024 has began across the country today (June 30). The examinees have suffered to reach the center due to rain in different parts of the country.  Abul Bashar, examination controller of the Dhaka Education Board signed the instructions on sunday (June 30). According to the Met office, there is a possibility of heavy rains in the next few days. To reduce the sufferings, If there is rain on the examination days, if necessary, the main gate of the center will be opened before the scheduled time and arrangements have to be made for the examinees to enter the exam center. The urgent instructions says, if there is a delay of half or one hour to start the exam of any center due to unavoidable reasons, it is requested to take necessary measures to complete the examination by adjusting the time of half an hour or one hour considering the emergency situation.

The government is going to introduce mid-day meal again after two years to reduce the dropout rate of students from the education system. This time, the school feeding program is going to be launched in 150 upazila primary schools. According to multiple sources in the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education, there are plans to launch the project from the beginning of August. According to the development project proposal of the ministry, the mid-day meals at primary schools will be implemented in 150 upazilas with the view to ramping up school attendance as well as bringing down the dropout rate. A top official of the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education, said that finance minister Abul Hasan Mahmud Ali himself talked about the school feeding program in his budget speech. The planning commission has also indicated that the project is likely to get approval soon as the mid-day meal for students is on the priority list of the government. A top official of the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education, who is reluctant to disclose the name, said that Finance Minister Abul Hasan Mahmud Ali himself talked about the school feeding program in his budget speech. The Planning Commission has also indicated that the project is likely to get approval soon as the mid-day meal for students is on the priority list of the government. Meanwhile, Farid Ahmed, secretary of the Ministry of Primary and Mass Education, said that the government will not only provide fortified biscuits but also seasonal fruits, bananas, eggs and bread in the new program starting at the end of this year. In addition, another parallel school feeding program will be launched for about 220,000 students of primary schools in Cox's Bazar and Bandarban districts in July.

The Ministry of Education has taken a final decision on the 'Story of Sharifa'. 'Similarities and Differences between People'- a chapter in this year's class seven social science textbook focuses on different communities within society and what ties them together, along with the differences and similarities between them.  Based on the report and recommendations given by the expert committee, the ministry has decided to exclude the story from the text book. Recently, the Ministry of Education officially informed about this instruction by writing to NCTB. According to the letter, in view of the report given by the expert committee, it has been decided to exclude Sharifa's story from the textbook of class VII. At the same time, gender experts can be sought to add another story there. Action should be taken to add new stories instead of stories. NCTB Chairman (Routine Duties) confirmed the matter. Moshiuzzaman said, we have received the letter from the Ministry of Education. Necessary action will be taken in that context. Earlier, various controversies started after the students got their new books on hands this year. Among them, some students objected to the 'Story of Sharifa' in the 'Similarities and Differences between Human', from a social science book from class VII. Basically teacher Asif Mahtab tore out the pages of the story from the book in an event and urged others to do the same. The video of Mahtab went viral instantly. Fierce discussion-criticism began. To deal with the situation, the Ministry of Education made an expert committee on 'Sharifa's story'.