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PM urges global unity against enforced disappearances


Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on Saturday hands over job appointment letters to members of

War weighs on Iran's economy


Iranian leaders are acknowledging the economic toll of war with the ,

How Long Will ACC Remain A Weapon for Fostering Corruption?


From Left: Dr. Debapriya Bhattacharya, Dr. Hossain Zillur Rahman, Anu Muhammad, Barrister Sara Hossain.

6 Lakh Job Losses Might Hit Bangladesh: World Bank


The war in the Middle East is also affecting Bangladesh's economy. Alongside

Stem cell therapy could replace heart transplants


A stem cell therapy trialled in China has shown signs of reversing

Irene Khan takes charge as Bangladesh's UN envoy


 Prominent human rights advocate Irene Zubaida Khan has

Nepal flood toll hits 626


The death toll from Nepal's catastrophic floods has risen to 626 as

CBC faces backlash for telling reporters not to call 9/11 'terrorist attacks'


Canadian public broadcaster CBC is facing backlash after it advised its journalists

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'Govt to decide on Mecca Pact after considering all aspects'


Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Md Asaduzzaman said the government will

Civil society calls for roadmap to safeguard human rights from climate impacts


Civil society organizations on Saturday called for a clear roadmap to protect

Journalists' safety vital to media freedom: Kader Gani Chowdhury


Bangladesh Federal Union of Journalists (BFUJ) Secretary General Kader Gani Chowdhury has

State Minister for Religion meets Ameer of Hefazat-e-Islam


 State Minister for Religious Affairs, Shamim Kaiser, MP,

'No gov’t can sustain without empowering local bodies'


Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) Administrator Abdus Salam on Saturday said the

Shulokhana Khan's noteworthy feat as a juvenile editor


Shulokhana Khan is on the 0-8 team at Scholastic with a primary

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Tax Burden on Newspapers Should Be Reduced


Newspapers are an essential pillar of democracy. They inform citizens, create public

Civil Service Officers Should Be Conducive to All Citizens


Civil servants are the backbone of public administration. They are appointed not

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DCCI urges businesses to adapt digital platforms for tax compliance


Better understanding and use of digital revenue platforms would help businesses comply

Defence sector to become technology-driven, export-oriented industry: Muktadir


Commerce, Industry, Textiles, and Jute Minister Khandaker Abdul Muktadir said that, alongside

Insurance companies ordered to shut down ‘double servers’ within 6 weeks


The Insurance Development and Regulatory Authority (IDRA) has directed insurance companies to

38th AGM of Federal Insurance PLC held


The 38th Annual General Meeting (AGM) of Federal Insurance PLC was held

BFIU warns against unauthorised digital loan platforms


The Bangladesh Financial Intelligence Unit (BFIU) has warned people against taking loans

‘CottonPort’ launched to boost Bangladesh’s apparel exports to US


AmeriBangla Corporation has launched ‘CottonPort’, the country’s first digital marketplace for raw

Dollar rallies after Fed chief lifts rate expectations


Wall Street stocks dipped while the dollar rallied Friday after Federal Reserve

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Rubel, Sabbir propel Bangladesh HP team into semifinals


With the win, Bangladesh secured the semifinal spot after claiming five wins from six

Rumel Khan clinches title in table tennis singles


The table tennis event of the ongoing Cute-BSPA Sports Carnival was held

Namibia stuns South Africa in Tri-nation T20I series opener


Namibia sealed a memorable 18-run win in the home tri-series opener over

Sublime Jarif leads U19 to crushing victory in GD trophy


start to the Game Development (GD) Trophy with a thumping 246-run victory

U-20 junior hockey team depart for China


Bangladesh U-20 junior hockey team left for China on Saturday to take

Bangladesh International Squash concludes


The curtain fell on one of the prestigious competition, "Bangladesh International Squash

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Jack Black, Hollywood’s loudest survivor, turns 57


There are actors who spend their careers trying to be taken seriously.

Bangladeshi suspect in Saif Ali Khan attack changes course, seeks guilty plea


The Bangladeshi man accused of attacking Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan during

Shabana Azmi on Batwara 1947 box office failure


Sunny Deol-starrer Batwara 1947 was among the most anticipated films of the

Taapsee Pannu turned down roles to avoid typecasting, told directors


Taapsee Pannu has established herself as an actor in the film industry

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Russian strike kills 37 in Kyiv


An investigation has been launched into whether ammunition was being stored in the warehouse

NCP Firm on Event Venue as Local Standoff Persists Despite Hasnat's Apology


Tensions flared across Brahmanbaria on Saturday as a political standoff mounted over remarks

Govt offers up to Tk 2 lakh for recovery of looted firearms


The government has renewed cash rewards for information leading to the recovery

Ignoring 'Tawhidi Janata' Objections, Massive Crowd Gathers for Sunai River Boat Race


A boat race was organized at Beanibazar under Sylhet district on Friday which was witnessed and enjoyed by

Norway mourns King Harald at royal palace


Thousands of Norwegians gathered on Saturday to say goodbye to King Harald

Dhaka protest demands judicial probe into Rangpur killings


The Bangladesh Hindu Buddhist Christian Unity Council on Saturday demanded a judicial

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