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November 19, 2024, 9:32 am

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Political bias in police verification to end: Safar Raj TCB prepares 57 lakh smart family cards to prevent duplication Teacher gets life term for raping child student in Natore Russell murder case: Relatives, villagers demand arrest of killers Consumers protest against potato syndicate in 10 dists, urge action 7 allegations of abduction, torture filed with ICT Japanese envoy eyes increased investment in BD No inst will be closed: BB governor Titumir College students block Mohakhali rail tracks demanding university status No Victory Day threats, it belongs to all: Home Adviser

‘Smile 2’ scares up the biggest audiences in N.American theaters

AFP, Los Angeles Paramount’s new horror film “Smile 2” has surpassed its successful predecessor, taking in an estimated $23 million in North American theaters this weekend, industry watcher Exhibitor Relations

Kim Kardashian thanks surprising figure after Menendez Brothers’ resentencing

Entertainment Desk: US socialite Kim Kardashian is super excited about the possibility that the Menendez brothers, Erik and Lyle, could soon be free. As a vocal supporter of the brothers,

Prices of Essentials Must Come Down More

—Taufiqur Rahman— Past policies and corruption contributed to higher prices of everything including essential food. Syndicates and mafia-style practices made it impossible for businesses to lower prices. Local politicians and

5 more prosecutors appointed to ICT

TDS Desk: The government has appointed five more prosecutors to the International Crimes Tribunal (ICT). The solicitor wing of the Law and Justice Division issued a gazette notification in this

Eggs still overpriced despite import duty cut

Importers have voiced concerns, claiming possible manipulation either at the wholesale or retail levels Kushtia Correspondent: Despite a significant reduction in import duty on eggs from India, following demands from

Interim govt yet to appoint 7 Secies, 8 DCs

UNB, Dhaka Two months into its tenure, Bangladesh’s interim government is encountering increasing scrutiny over delays in appointing key administrative officials. With seven secretaries still unappointed in various ministries and