The Daily Sky

NBR split faces staff pushback over ‘experience, expertise neglect’

Staff Correspondent: Amid a pen-down strike, officials and employees of the National Board of Revenue (NBR) have demanded the immediate repeal of the recent ordinance that seeks to split the

Eid bus tickets snapped up moments after sales open amid soaring demand

Staff Correspondent: Bus tickets for homebound trips during this year’s Eid-ul-Azha holidays have sold out within minutes of going on sale, according to bus operators. This year, holidaymakers have a

Shammo murder: Protesters at DU set 48-hour deadline for arrests

Staff Correspondent: Dhaka University students have set a 48-hour deadline for law enforcers to arrest those responsible for the murder of fellow student Shahriar Alam Shammo. The protesters are also

Rice prices fall further, eggs become costlier

Staff Correspondent: Rice prices have dropped further by Tk4-12 per kg over the past three weeks, owing to Boro season harvests coming to the markets. However, the prices of eggs

Rawhide Processing: Salt crisis worries traders ahead of Eid

Staff Correspondent: With Eid-ul-Azha approaching, traders at Chakbaidyanath Mukam, the country’s second-largest rawhide market, have completed their preparations. But, a sudden rise in salt prices and the spread of a

Dragon cultivation makes Khulna youths self-sufficient

Khulna Correspondent: Educated youths in Khulna have become self-reliant through cultivating dragon fruit as this tropical fruit got huge popularity among the people with its high nutritional value. Atiar Rahman,