The Daily Sky

February 14, 2025, 2:24 am

News Headline :

Nearly everyone in the world breathes polluted air Ramadan price hike feared as unloading at Ctg port delayed Foreigners in Bangladesh can now access emergency help via 999 in English: IGP Stock market closes week on upward trend Plum cultivation brings smile to farmers WB reaffirms support for Bangladesh’s inclusive growth Court orders to seize bank accounts of Dipu Moni Moral, legal rights of AL leaders’ do politics exhausted. : ASM Rab Khaleda Zia’s Niko case verdict Feb 19 EBL offers payroll banking services to foreign service officers

Inflation can be reduced to 6-7% in next fiscal: Dr Zahid Hussain

TDS Desk: Dr Zahid Hussain, a prominent figure and former lead economist at the World Bank’s Dhaka Office, has expressed optimism that the general point-to-point inflation rate could be reduced

Asif Mahmud: We will remain united on national issues

TDS Desk: Local Government and Youth and Sports Adviser Asif Mahmud Shojib Bhuyain has said that all will remain united on national issues. “There will be positive competition and rivalry

AL will not be allowed to participate in elections: Mahfuj

TDS Desk: Mahfuj Alam, adviser to the interim government, said that the Awami League, labelled as fascists and anti-Bangladesh, will not be permitted to participate in elections. He made these

Rice, chicken prices stay high

TDS Desk: The prices of all kinds of rice and chicken remained high in recent weeks, while vegetables and potatoes have experienced a decrease. Vegetable prices have significantly decreased in

Bangladesh RMG sector adds 2 new LEED-certified factories

TDS Desk: Bangladesh’s Ready-Made Garment (RMG) industry continues its unwavering pursuit of sustainable growth. Two new factories—TM Jeans Limited and Azmeri Composite Knit Ltd—have joined the league of LEED-certified facilities,

Ramadan knocking at the door: Escalating food prices spark worries

TDS Desk: With inflation already near record levels and traders raising the prices of essential commodities ahead of Ramadan, low- and middle-income families fear greater struggles as the fasting month