The Technical and Madrasah Education Division, Nagad, and the Directorate Of Posts recently signed an agreement to distribute stipends to technical and madrasa students. The main objective of the initiative is to disburse the stipend among the students in a timely and transparent manner. Read: Nagad to partner LankaBangla in furthering financial inclusion Students can visit any Nagad Uddokta point and withdraw their stipend without any charge. Md Shafayet Alam, executive director of Nagad said, "We have been successfully disbursing allowances and stipends with transparency in association with the government's various types of financial inclusion efforts." "We have now become involved in the disbursement of stipends to technical and madrasa students." Read Nagad to partner LankaBangla in furthering financial inclusion

Indian Border Security Force (BSF) handed over two Bangladeshi madrasa students, who illegally entered India, to Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) through the Hili border area in Dinajpur after holding a flag meeting on Sunday evening. The students were identified as Arafat Hossain Shanto, 15, and Ruhul Amin, 13, students of Alihat Gazi Aminia Dakhil Madrasa. Read: Cattle trader shot dead ‘by BSF’ along Naogaon border Alam Hossain, subedar of BGB's Hili CP camp, said the two students came to the check post area to get Covid vaccine and the BSF detained them when they mistakenly crossed over to the Indian side around 12pm. On information, BGB contacted BSF to send back the students. After scrutinizing the documents regarding the students’ identity, BSF called for a flag meeting at 5pm and handed over the students. Read:Chasing smugglers BSF raids Bangladeshi home in Kurigram border Later, the students were handed over to Hakimpur police station and then to their family, said Khairul Bashar, officer-in-charge (OC) of Hakimpur police station.