The Daily Sky

February 9, 2025, 2:03 am

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Journo among 12 injured in Shahzadpur BNP factional clash Ansar-VDP members get construction materials, money in Cumilla Hasina, cabinet members, MPs face over 300 cases 16 arrested, OC dismissed over attack on students in Gazipur Rezwana highlights environmental successes in 6 months Regulator seeks power to discipline errant insurance cos Bangladesh, Egypt agree to establish business forum Army chief: We want to see a healthy nation Interim govt is in a hard time: Manna Tk2,409.70cr project undertaken to set up reference, food testing labs in 3 divs

Hides and skins sector fears export slowdown

Rehennuma Tarannum Traders, manufacturers and exporters of hides and skins products are in fear of export slowdown in the upcoming days due to the post-Corona global recession and rise in

Money launderers behind terrorist financing

Govt getting desperate to prevent money laundering, combat terrorist financing Swarnomoyee Mostafa Oishy Though, the government is desperate to prevent money laundering, the misdeeds are not stopped at all due

World Heart Day Tomorrow: Strong Tobacco Control Law needed to reduce risk of tobacco-related heart disease

Staff Correspondent: Nation is going to observe the World Heart Day tomorrow (on September 29) with the theme of ‘USE HEART FOR EVERY HEART’. Cardiovascular or heart diseases (CVD), which

Harmful substances found in brinjal may increase cancer risk: Study

News Desk: An excessive amount of trace metals, mainly lead, nickel, and cadmium, has been found in brinjals cultivated on a mass scale in Islampur and Melandah upazilas of Jamalpur,

Gas crisis lands LNG cargo market in hands of energy giants

International Desk: Rocketing LNG cargo prices have squeezed out dozens of smaller traders, concentrating the business in the hands of a handful of international energy majors and top global trading

Boost climate action or face music: Activists to govt

Staff Correspondent: Governments around the world must scale up climate action “or face further legal action”, an open letter from campaign groups warned Tuesday, as battles over policies to cut