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Workers’ Protest Turns Violent: Police Attacked

In demand of a minimum monthly wage BDT 30,000, garment workers blockade road in Mirpur-10 intersection area in the capital on Sunday. -Md Mostafijur RahmanProtests, road blockades, clashes and incidents ...

Heat costs Bangladesh $17.5bn in potential earnings

Heat costs Bangladesh $17.5bn in potential earnings

Climate change is taking an increasing toll on Bangladesh's health and economy, with heat exposure alone causing an estimated loss of US$17.5 billion in potential earnings in 2025, according to ...

Anarchy will be tackled with iron hands: Home Minister

Anarchy will be tackled with iron hands: Home Minister

Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed has warned that any attempt to create anarchy in industrial areas will be dealt with firmly, saying the government remains committed to protecting workers' rights and ...

Workers’ Protest Turns Violent: Police Attacked

Heat costs Bangladesh $17.5bn in potential earnings

PM asks all to stay alert to ensure factory operations, public safety

Anarchy will be tackled with iron hands: Home Minister

Shops looted as German cost of living protests go reckless

PM asks all to stay alert to ensure factory operations, public safety

PM asks all to stay alert to ensure factory operations, public safety

Railways Ministry decides to resume mobile courts

Thousands protest voter roll revision in Delhi

Thousands protest voter roll revision in Delhi

Iranian negotiators hold third day of talks in Doha

Iranian negotiators hold third day of talks in Doha

Israeli strikes kill eight in Gaza

Israeli strikes kill eight in Gaza

Shops looted as German cost of living protests go reckless

Shops looted as German cost of living protests go reckless

Quad pushes for secure supply chains

Quad pushes for secure supply chains

$President calls for optimum use of country\'s demographic dividend$

President calls for optimum use of country's demographic dividend

BTMA President Shawkat Aziz surrenders, sent to jail

BTMA President Shawkat Aziz surrenders, sent to jail

Woman seen with Tahsif in CCTV footage put on remand

Woman seen with Tahsif in CCTV footage put on remand

US Air Force and BAF kick off Exercise Cope South

US Air Force and BAF kick off Exercise Cope South

Police suspects third party instigation behind labor unrest

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Bangladesh to witness historic French-Bangladeshi opera fusion in Nov

Bangladesh to witness historic French-Bangladeshi opera fusion in Nov

The Artist Club Ltd. has announced an 11-day celebration of its first anniversary, featuring a historic fusion of Bangladeshi ...

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EU considering Canada as 'associate member,' von der Leyen says

Pentagon Says US Can Achieve Its Goal in Iran

Bangladesh issues caution about travelling Nepal

Pezeshkian Pursues Wider Economic Ties on BRICS Sidelines

India Motivates Youths to Work for Domestic Industries

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35th national swimming, diving, and water polo championship concludes

35th national swimming, diving, and water polo championship concludes

The closing and prize-giving ceremony of the 'Max Group 35th National Swimming, ...

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Building Up Climate Resilience With Youths' Participation

Building Up Climate Resilience With Youths' Participation

ICCCAD Youth Fellows, Innovation Fund grantees and organisers gather at the Reunion 2026 during ...

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English Language Teaching Under AI-Fuelled Circumstances

English Language Teaching Under AI-Fuelled Circumstances

Mahfuz Ul Hasib Chowdhury The rapid rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has begun ...

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Pakistan’s Frozen Borders: The Economic Cost Of Regional Isolation

Pakistan’s Frozen Borders: The Economic Cost Of Regional Isolation

”Pakistan’s frozen borders with India, Afghanistan and Iran are costing the country in lost trade, weakening regional connectivity and ...

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Dhaka Runs Short of Public Transports Obstructing People's Daily Movement

The chronic shortage of public transportation in Dhaka has become a major ...

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Punishment without Crime in Modern Literature

Punishment without Crime in Modern Literature

Nazifa Bashir Crime is an act of violation against signified rules, regulations, and laws designed ...

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Mental health services to be developed through boosting allocation and research: Health Minister

Mental health services to be developed through boosting allocation and research: Health Minister

Health and Family Welfare Minister Sardar Md. Sakhawat Hossain Bokul has emphasized ...

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How to Choose Healthy Animals for Eid al-Adha Sacrifice

How to Choose Healthy Animals for Eid al-Adha Sacrifice

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ACE-031 and the Expanding Landscape of Myostatin Pathway Modulation in Molecular Research

ACE-031 and the Expanding Landscape of Myostatin Pathway Modulation in Molecular Research

Peptide-based signaling regulators continue to occupy an important place in modern molecular science, particularly in fields exploring ...

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