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Court completes recording PWs' depositions in Ramisa caseA special tribunal here today completed recording depositions of prosecution witnesses (PWs) in a case lodged over the rape and murder of second-grade student Ramisa Akter in the city's Pallabi area. Sixteen out of the ...
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Court completes recording PWs' depositions in Ramisa caseA special tribunal here today completed recording depositions of prosecution witnesses (PWs) in a case lodged over the rape and murder of second-grade student Ramisa Akter in the city's Pallabi area. Sixteen out of the ...
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BB asks banks to prioritize credit for farmers hit by heavy rainfallBangladesh Bank (BB) has instructed all scheduled banks to give priority to farmers affected by recent heavy rainfall in receiving agricultural credit under its refinancing scheme, aiming to support recovery efforts and ...
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Efficient admin key to nation's development: Azam KhanLiberation War Affairs Minister Ahmed Azam Khan today said an efficient, talented and responsible administration is the driving force behind state governance and development. "Public officials have a vital role in ensur...
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Aminur Rashid for meeting public expectations thru integrity, coordinated effortsFisheries and Livestock Minister Mohammed Aminur Rashid today said there is no alternative to responsibility, honesty, dedication and coordinated efforts to fulfill the expectations of the people. Positive changes in so...
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Shaheed Zia's Bangladeshi nationalism was modern masterstroke of inclusivity: Dr. Sukomal BaruaTo truly evaluate Shaheed President Ziaur Rahman, one must look far beyond his declaration of independence or his tenure in government. Instead, it requires analyzing how exceptional courage, diplomatic foresight and a d...
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No alternative to sports, cultural practice to curb drug abuse: MintooEnvironment, Forest and Climate Change Minister Abdul Awal Mintoo today said there is no alternative to sports and cultural activities in controlling drug abuse and juvenile gang culture. "Drug abuse and juvenile gang...
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Reduce import reliance by boosting milk production: Salauddin TukuState Minister for Fisheries and Livestock Sultan Salauddin Tuku today emphasized the need to increase domestic milk production to meet national demand and reduce dependence on imports. The state minister also highlig...
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11,613 Bangladeshi Hajj pilgrims return homeA total of 11,613 Bangladeshi Hajj pilgrims have returned home from Saudi Arabia as of Sunday following the completion of this year's Hajj held on June 26. "A total of 28 return flights were operated by three designated...
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Dinajpur litchi markets buzz as harvest season beginsThe bustling litchi season has begun in Dinajpur, with all major varieties, including the district’s renowned GI-tagged Badana litchi, arriving in local markets. Wholesale and retail markets across the district are...
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Fakhrul urges journos to remain united to protect their rightsLGRD and Cooperatives Minister Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir today called upon journalists to remain united to protect their rights and ensure media freedom. “Responsible and objective journalism can play an important...
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Zahid seeks cooperation to build discrimination-free BangladeshSocial Welfare, Women and Children Affairs Minister Prof Dr AZ M Zahid Hossain has urged all to extend cooperation to ensure good governance and building a discrimination-free Bangladesh. He made the call while addressi...
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Tannery relocation to Savar was right decision: MinisterIndustries, Commerce and Textiles and Jute Minister Khandakar Abdul Muktadir today said that the decision to relocate the tannery industry from Hazaribagh to Savar was right, but the relocation process itself was flawed ...
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UN honours peacekeepers, lauds Bangladesh’s global roleThe United Nations today honoured more than 50,000 peacekeepers worldwide, including over 4,000 Bangladeshis, while paying tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice in the service of global peace. Marking the Int...
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Law minister urges all to remain vigilant against drug abuse, extremismLaw, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Advocate Md. Asaduzzaman today said that everyone must remain vigilant to prevent drugs and extremism from engulfing the society. He made the remarks while addressing an E...
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No alternative to honesty for building corruption-free society: Kayser KamalDeputy Speaker of the Jatiya Sangsad Barrister Kaysar Kamal today said that building an ideal and developed nation cannot be possible without honesty. Expressing his firm commitment to building a corruption-free and wel...
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People leaving Dhaka for their roots ahead of Eid-ul-Azha, trains departing on timeThousands of people have already started leaving the capital for their hometowns ahead of Eid-ul-Azha, one of the biggest religious festivals for Muslims, as trains from Kamalapur Railway Station were seen departing on s...
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15 killed, 9 injured as rod-laden truck overturns in TangailAt least 15 people were killed and nine others injured when a rod-laden truck overturned and fell into a roadside ditch in Kalihati upazila of Tangail early today. The accident occurred around 4:30 am at Soratoil area o...
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Buy sacrificial animals from legal sources, not smuggled ones: TukuState Minister for Fisheries and Livestock Sultan Salauddin Tuku today urged people to buy sacrificial animals from legitimate domestic sources rather than choosing smuggled livestock for the upcoming Eid-ul-Azha. He ma...
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Country sets new record in power generationBangladesh achieved its highest-ever electricity generation on Wednesday night, with power production reaching 17,200 megawatts at 9pm, according to a notification issued by Power Grid Bangladesh PLC. The latest figure ...

