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Gangamoti Girder Bridge in Kuakata designed parking zone for tourist vehicles

Gofran Palash, Kalapara (Patuakhali): A 30-meter-long girder bridge is being constructed at Gangamoti Beach in Kuakata to facilitate access for tourists. Once operational, the bridge will allow tourists to reach ...

Exceptional initiative to protect the health of 1,500 female students

Exceptional initiative to protect the health of 1,500 female students

Abdullah Al Mamun, Chandpur : Clean Chandpur founder, District Jubo Dal general secretary and Chandpur Municipality mayoral candidate advocate Nurul Amin Khan Akash has distributed sanitary napkin vending machines in ...

HSC pass rate hits 22 years low

HSC pass rate hits 22 years low

Students celebrate their successes in the HSC examinations at Viqarunnisa Noon School and College in the capital on Saturday. -Md Mostafijur Rahman A total of 52.12 percent of candidates have become ...

HSC pass rate hits 22 years low

The changing fortunes of Sundarbans fish

Future political course must reflect people's will: Home Minister

Jamaat Ameer vows to continue protests

Ashulia clashes shut 25 factories

The changing fortunes of Sundarbans fish

The changing fortunes of Sundarbans fish

Bay depression triggers port warnings

$Future political course must reflect people\'s will: Home Minister$

Future political course must reflect people's will: Home Minister

US approves $2.1 billion Patriot missile sale to Ukraine

US approves $2.1 billion Patriot missile sale to Ukraine

Jamaat Ameer vows to continue protests

Jamaat Ameer vows to continue protests

Two die from dengue, suspected measles

$Pakistan Army \'cautiously optimistic\' on Iran-US mediation$

Pakistan Army 'cautiously optimistic' on Iran-US mediation

Ashulia clashes shut 25 factories

Ashulia clashes shut 25 factories

Yeahia Mirza president, Nazrul Islam general secretary in PRAB elections

Yeahia Mirza president, Nazrul Islam general secretary in PRAB elections

Nations commit to get nature goals back on track

Nations commit to get nature goals back on track

France braces for fresh unrest

France braces for fresh unrest

Lalon Shah lighthouse of humanity: Dinesh Trivedi

Lalon Shah lighthouse of humanity: Dinesh Trivedi

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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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Records galore continues in 35th National Swimming Championships

Records galore continues in 35th National Swimming Championships

Competitors set several new national records across swimming and diving events on ...

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Taylor Swift Sued For Trademark Infringement

BTS comeback draws a smaller crowd than hoped

Sameera Reddy recalls being bullied for stammering as a kid

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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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Pakistan's Conflict With Afghanistan Strengthens Fanatical Groups

The growing conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan has become a serious concern ...

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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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