The Daily Sky

February 7, 2025, 10:40 pm

News Headline :

Ex MP’s houses vandalized, ransacked, set ablaze in Sirajganj Man’s body found in Belkuchi pond Police charge batons, use water cannon on protesters to control law and order Edible oil prices skyrocket again amid supply crunch Govt. to take step soon to ban AL: Asif Mahmud Flood insurance for 4 riverine districts in the offing Gono Odhikar Parishad Deputy Secy goes missing Sheikh Mujib’s murals demolished in Moulvibazar Nearly all USAID staff to be laid off: US media Ex-minister SM Rezaul Karim’s house set on fire in Pirojpur

Bangladesh Bank to auction 25 kg gold

Staff Correspondent: The Bangladesh Bank’s Motijheel office has taken the initiative to sell 25 kg of gold through auction. The process of selling a total of 2,170 bhori of gold

BB hikes interest rate on EDF loans from reserves by 1 pc

Industry Desk: The Bangladesh Bank has raised the interest rate on loans disbursed under the Export Development Fund (EDF) from the reserves by 1%, making the foreign currency borrowing even

Inflation declines for second straight month, eases to 8.91pc in October

Staff Correspondent: The country’s inflation has dropped to 8.91% in October from September’s 9.10%, Planning Minister MA Mannan said citing Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics (BBS) data. The planning minister disclosed

62 SPs get new posting

Staff Correspondent: A total of 62 superintendents of police (SPs) have been given new postings yesterday. The Home Ministry yesterday issued a gazette notification in this regard. Sirajam Munira, deputy

ACC to sign deals with 8 nations to bring laundered money back

Staff Correspondent: The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) yesterday initiated a process for signing agreement with eight countries for mutual legal assistance to bring back money laundered abroad, said ACC Secretary Md.

Lucrative Libyan market open again for Bangladeshis

Industry Desk: Although the labour market in Libya has recently reopened for Bangladeshis after a pause of nearly a decade due to the Libyan Civil War, just 15 recruiting agencies