May 07
Search Today SSC Result 2012The results of this year’s Secondary School Certificate (SSC) examinations have broken all records with 86.37 percent success rate, private TV channel ATN Bangla reports.
The combined pass rate of all the 10 education boards, including, Dakhil examinations under Madrasa Board and SSC vocational examinations under Technical Education Board, is 86.37 percent, 4.21 point higher than that of last year.
May 06
The SSC Exam Result 2012 will be published on 7th May, 2012.
The Secondary School Certificate (SSC)/ Dakhil/ SSC (vocational) examinations result 2012 will be published online. The Result publication is close to hand.
In all over Bangladesh, the SSC-2012 exam was started on 1st February, 2012 and has been ended on 15th March. Now it is the time to wait for the SSC result 2012.
May 06
A “supermoon” has graced the skies, appearing bigger and brighter than usual, as it comes closer to the Earth – and is likely to bring higher tides.
The phenomenon, known as a perigee full moon, means the Moon appears up to 14% bigger and 30% brighter than when it is furthest from the planet.
The optimum effect was seen – cloud permitting – at 04:30 BST (03:30 GMT).
The Royal Astronomical Society’s Dr Robert Massey said the Moon’s size may be more obvious than its brightness.
May 05
Japan is shutting down its last nuclear reactor work, as part of efforts to achieve security, since the March 2011 tsunami triggered a crisis in the plant in Fukushima.
The third reactor in the plant Tomari in Hokkaido Prefecture close for routine maintenance.
Leave Japan without nuclear energy for the first time in more than 40 years.
Until last year, Japan had 30 percent of its electricity from nuclear energy.
May 04
Police to suppress the use of battery-powered rickshaws in the capital, despite its growing popularity among both operators and passengers, which they regard as a relatively faster than traditional bicycle rickshaws.
Beevatech limited improvised first tricycle in 2011, marketed by simply inserting the batteries to traditional rickshaws, which are licensed under the Dhaka City Corporation.
A company spokesman said that only in 2011, had traveled about 2,000 units in a small laboratory in Uttara increased due to demand.
