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November 20, 2024, 8:41 am

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Cash flowing back to banks Govt to conduct feasibility study on turning Titumir College into a univ TCB to sell potatoes at Tk40 per kg S Alam says Singapore citizenship a shield against Bangladesh Bank’s ‘intimidation’, reports FT No alternative of elected govt for country’s overall stability: Fakhrul Is Pori Moni truly in love again? Fans are buzzing! ‘Daagi’ goes on floor James to perform in Saudi Arabia Nov 22 Murad grabs hattrick as Bangladesh bowlers shine in warm-up draw Sri Lanka’s De Silva to lead Test series against South Africa

Hasina’s resignation: ‘I have no documentary evidence’

President tells Manab Zamin chief editor TDS Desk: President Mohammed Shahabuddin has said he heard Sheikh Hasina had resigned as the prime minister, but he does not have any documentary

Hasina ousted, no need for resignation: Hasnat Abdullah

TDS Desk: Former prime minister Sheikh Hasina has been ousted, making her resignation from office unnecessary, Hasnat Abdullah, a key coordinator of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement, said on Monday. “Hasina

SC allows plea of Professor Yunus, 6 others in embezzlement case

BSS, Dhaka The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court (SC) on Monday allowed a leave to appeal plea filed by Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus and six officials of Grameen

Bangladesh welcomes Royal Enfield 350cc

TDS Desk The highly anticipated Royal Enfield 350cc motorcycles are now available in Bangladesh. Ifad Motors has finally launched Royal Enfield motorbikes for the local market on Monday. The aristocratic

President lying over Hasina’s resignation: Law adviser

Advisory council to decide next course of action, if the president maintains his position violating oath of office TDS Desk: President Mohammed Shahabuddin has lied and violated his oath of

BD sees surge in remittances, raking in $1.53bn in October

State-owned banks contributed $400.8 million. Specialized banks accounted for $78 million. UNB, Dhaka: Bangladesh received $1.53 billion in remittances during the first 19 days of October 2024, according to the