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October 18, 2024, 5:24 pm

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Yunus-led interim govt may induct some new faces this month Hasina loots crores of Taka from people in name of developments: Tuku No major headway in Titas smart prepaid meter project BREB officials demand removal of BREB chairman VAT cut on edible oil comes into effect, expected to reduce price by 20pc RENEWABLE ENERGY SECTOR: Tax incentives, import duty cuts key to attracting Chinese investment: CPD Bangla Academy President Selina resigns 18 die from drinking tainted liquor in India’s Bihar Govt considering extending Eid, Durga Puja holidays BNP demands cancellation of 43rd, 44th, 45th, 46th BCS exams

Newly-elected MPs sworn in

Desk Report: The newly-elected members of parliament (MPs) were sworn in on Wednesday. Of them, the outgoing speaker Dr Shirin Sharmin Chaudhury first took oath herself as an MP and

PM Hasina pays homage to Bangabandhu on Homecoming Day

Desk Report: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has paid tribute to Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman as Bangladesh celebrates its founding father’s homecoming from a Pakistani jail in 1972. On this day

Bogura witnesses silent revolution in agro-machinery sector

From blacksmith’s workshop to a business hub Rehennuma Tarannum: A silent revolution has been noticed in the agro-machinery sector of Bogura in less than a few years due to improvement

Bogura’s traditional Kotkoti still attracts travelers

REHENNUMA TARANNUM, back from Bogura: Bogura’s traditional ‘Jaggery bar’, locally known as ‘Kotkoti’ has now become a matter of an extra attraction for the food loving travelers especially come from

Early varieties winter vegetables changing farmers’ fate in North

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT: Hundreds of farmers in the northern region including Sirajganj, Bogura and Lalmonirhat district have now become self-sufficient by cultivating around 40 advanced varieties of winter vegetables on their

Hilsa in Rivers: Production can increase by 10pc

Over half the hilsa eggs laid are likely to hatch this year due to favourable environment, researchers and officials said. They said this would be over 5-10 percent more than