The Daily Sky

November 16, 2024, 4:49 pm

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Crafting a policy that will prevent laundering money: Salehuddin Experts for exchanging climate-smart agriculture practices in South Asia CA for building “World of Three Zeros” Panchagarh sees foggy weather RAB stands by its statement saying son confessed first to killing Bogura’s Salma Why some banks are flooded with cash flow when most face shortages Early completed, Padma rail project saves Tk1,845 cr Govt committee recommends further loan facilities for BEXIMCO Dr Yunus envisions Bangladesh of justice, human rights, freedom of speech Father attempts suicide after killing two sons in Pallabi

Padma Bridge opens to traffic at year end: PM

News Desk Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday told the parliament that the long-cherished Padma Bridge will open to traffic at the end of this year, saying the construction progress

Bangladesh will face no economic crisis, PM assures JS

News Desk Bangladesh will face no economic crisis, PM assures JS Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday told the parliament that there is no possibility of economic crisis like that

Parents suffer for price hike of baby milks

Adulterated baby foods flood market Staff Correspondent: With the continuous price hike of essential commodities, the price of baby foods has gone up abnormally putting the parents of babies at

Apparel export growth hits a staggering 60.15pc in March

Industry Desk: Bangladesh apparel export earnings growth achieved new heights in March 2022. Witnessing a staggering 60.15% year-on-year growth. According to the Export Promotion Bureau (EPB) released data, Bangladesh’s readymade

HC questions keeping death row convict in condemn cell

Court Correspondent: The High Court yesterday issued a rule questioning the legality of keeping death row convicts in condemn cells before the disposal of their cases. A bench of Justice

99 pc of global population breathing polluted air

International Desk: A full 99 percent of people on Earth breathe air containing too many pollutants, the World Health Organization said Monday, blaming poor air quality for millions of deaths