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April 3, 2025, 9:03 am

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BNP’s central leadership lacks control at the local level: NCP Draft report on genocide case against Hasina submitted to prosecution ‘Government now well-established both economically and politically’ Draft of ‘Supreme Court Secretariat Ordinance-2025’ prepared India’s parliament set to debate controversial law on Muslim endowments Army deployed as floodwaters breach embankment in Satkhira Khaleda Zia undergoes ‘complete health check-up in London Dispute of criminals behind Ctg double murder Bangladesh floats tenders to buy 3 spot LNG cargoes by mid-May Rumor Scanner detects 298 misinformation cases in March

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IMF offers extra $1b for reforms

TDS Desk The International Monetary Fund (IMF) headquarters building is seen in Washington, U.S., April 8, 2019. REUTERSThe International Monetary Fund (IMF) has offered an additional $1 billion to Bangladesh

White Paper: Bad loans in banking sector hits 675,000Cr

Business-Economy Desk The amount of bad loans in the banking sector has been increasing rapidly in recent years, as reflected in data from Bangladesh Bank (BB), according to the recently

Rolls Royce now the most expensive car in the country, 8 imported in 6 months

Business-Economy Desk You may spot the most luxurious car of the world Rolls Royce anytime in the upscale areas of the city now as commercial marketing of these lavish cars

Rajshahi’s housing sector faces crisis

Rajshahi Correspondent The cost of construction materials, especially those linked to the housing sector, has been rising steadily, putting significant pressure on housing traders in Rajshahi. Over the past two

Investment abroad hits $2b in 6 years

TDS Desk Bangladesh has long been hungry for foreign direct investments (FDI) but that has also been coupled with the outflow of funds through local companies seeking to generate business

Deferring LDC graduation not an option

TDS Desk Education and Planning Adviser Wahiduddin Mahmud said Bangladesh has no option to defer its graduation from the least developed country (LDC) club. “Even if we want to, we