The Daily Sky

November 18, 2024, 1:48 am

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Key achievements of interim govt in 100 days Default loans hit record Tk2.85 lakh cr Sirajganj Poura AL leader Philips sent to Jail Desh TV MD Arif remanded in attempt to murder case Govt creates employment for 86,277 people in 100 days Fire extinguished after 7 hrs at Akmal Ali Ghat in Ctg, 37 structures burnt 4 burnt in Gazipur gas cylinder explosion Chief Adviser to address the nation at 7:00pm How the success of combo offers reflects a shift in middle-class purchasing culture Toll collection beyond deadline raises concerns

NSC removes 16 officials from 13 federations

Sports Desk: The National Sports Council (NSC) removed 16 officials and members from their respective posts in the executive committees of the country’s 13 different federations, associations, boards and organisations

Bangladesh’s prospects in ICC World Test Championship 2023-25

Sports Desk: As Bangladesh are set to travel to India next week for a two-Test series, speculation is rife about the results of the remaining matches and how the race

Uncapped Jaker Ali replaces injured Shoriful for India Test

Sports Desk: Bangladesh made one change to their Test squad for the upcoming tour of India from their historic 2-0 series win in Pakistan, with uncapped batter Jaker Ali replacing

Vir Das to create history as first Indian International Emmys host

Entertainment Desk: Vir Das, who recently made headlines for his brilliant portrayal of Satyajit Sen in “Call Me Bae”, has achieved another milestone by becoming the first Indian to host

Sohel Arman’s ‘Shongbad’ to release next year

Entertainment Desk: Filmmaker Sohel Arman began filming his project “Shongbad” in Natore last June. However, its production faced delays due to the student protests and the subsequent fall of the

Mosharraf Karim, Parsa Evana unite for detective web-film

Entertainment Desk: As life in the country gradually returns to normal after the recent political upheaval and changes in governmental bodies, stars are heading back to film sets, with new