The Daily Sky

April 10, 2026, 12:38 am

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‘Hundreds of crores exchanged’: ACC complaint seeks probe against Asif Nazrul Climate change effect posing threat to coastal people Parliament passes Anti-Terrorism (Ammendment) Bill; AL’s registration suspended under new law Pen gun — a new & deadly addition in the crime world Deadline for submitting nomination forms for women’s reserved seats on Apr 21 Govt to distribute free school uniforms to 200,000 pry students Trump agrees to two-week ceasefire with Iran, dropping threat to destroy ‘whole civilisation’ RTI Act-2009 on the verge of losing existence: Deprived info seekers getting disappointed VinFast Introduces Green Vehicle Rental Program In Indonesia And The Philippines, Supporting Greener Transport Services Bangladeshis face higher airfare as jet fuel prices climb again

Leftist labor movement becomes main obstacle to industrialization in Barisal

Barishal Correspondent In addition to the gas and electricity crisis, the leftist labor movement has now become a major obstacle to industrialization in Barisal. Despite the development of communication and

Family Card to be launched on pilot basis before Eid: Minister Mintoo

TDS Desk: The government has planned to introduce ‘Family Card’ on a pilot basis before the upcoming Eid-ul-Fitr, said Environment, Forest and Climate Change Minister Abdul Awal Mintoo on Thursday.

Rangamati General Hospital: New building yet to open amid staff shortage; patients left in corridors

Rangamati Correspondent: The government has constructed a state-of-the-art building at Rangamati General Hospital to expand healthcare services in the Chattogram Hill Tracts. The 11-storey structure is equipped with modern operating

10 lakh families to receive milk, eggs, meat and fish at reduced rate during Ramadan

TDS Desk: State Minister for Fisheries and Livestock Sultan Salauddin Tuku has announced that the government will provide protein-rich food items at subsidised prices to approximately 10 lakh low-income families

Kurigram looks to new government for solutions to river erosion, jobs crisis

Kurigram Correspondent: Expectations are running unusually high in the northern district of Kurigram, as residents look to the newly formed government for visible and sustainable solutions to the chronic problems

Date prices surge despite duty cut

TDS Desk: Despite a reduction in import duty, date prices have not declined in the domestic market, leaving low-income consumers struggling to afford the staple item ahead of Ramadan. The