icddr,b: How a Dhaka Cholera Laboratory Changed Global Medicine
Founded as a SEATO cholera laboratory in Dhaka in 1960, icddr,b proved oral rehydration therapy and became a world leader in global public health research.
Read MoreFounded as a SEATO cholera laboratory in Dhaka in 1960, icddr,b proved oral rehydration therapy and became a world leader in global public health research.
Read MoreFrom an 1876 colonial survey school at Nalgola to Bangladesh's top engineering university — BUET's history, research role and the Abrar Fahad reckoning.
Read MoreBorn in 1921 as compensation for a lost province, the University of Dhaka — the 'Oxford of the East' — shaped a language movement and midwifed a nation.
Read MoreWar, a cyclone and soaring rice prices made food unaffordable in 1943 Bengal, killing millions. The famine's causes remain debated by historians today.
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