The Daily Sky

February 7, 2025, 1:56 pm

News Headline :

Ekushey Padak: Women football team, 14 dignitaries to get award Fruit imports resume after two days of suspension at Benapole Properties linked to Awami League, its leaders targeted countrywide Quader’s Noakhali house vandalized, set ablaze Double-cropping system enhancing farmers’ incomes, Agri-tourism 1.34 lakh flood-hit farmers to get incentives Travel ban imposed on ex-minister Ushwe Sing, family Survey reveals shift to mobile phones for news in Bangladesh Bangladesh sends protest note to India over Hasina’s activities Dhanmondi-32 demolition a possible attempt to destroy democracy: Hafizuddin

Malaysian labour market sinks into darkness of uncertainty again

Malaysia is one of the important labour markets in the world Staff Correspondent: As the Malaysian labour market is going to reopen for Bangladeshis after a long struggle, it has

Surveillance beefed up to resist anti-govt rumors

Staff Correspondent: Over 1000 facebook users, who are involved with the spreading of anti-government rumors, have brought under scanner by the law enforcers. Besides, surveillance has been beefed up across

SSN allowances being sent to beneficiaries’ mobile wallets: PM

FBD Desk: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today said the government is sending allowances under social safety net (SSN) programmes directly to the beneficiaries’ mobile wallets to get rid of middlemen.

How to register in the app to get corona vaccine

FBD Desk: Those interested in getting the coronavirus vaccine can complete the registration process by visiting the web application of the security platform or by downloading the app on their

Vaccination drive to commence with 7 million shots in the bank

FBD Desk: The first consignment containing five million doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine purchased by Bangladesh from licensed manufacturers Serum Institute of India under the brand name Covishield has

The Caribbean batsmen are beating again

FBD Desk: Last chance to fight in the series. But the West Indies batsmen are beating again. Like the previous two ODIs, they have come under fire from the Bangladeshi