Business-Economy

April 3, 2025, 11:33 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

Business-Economy

NBR to gradually rationalize 60 tariff lines by 2026

TDS Desk: The National Board of Revenue (NBR) has taken a move to gradually rationalise and bring under the bound rate by 2026 some 60 tariff lines where the

TCB prepares 57 lakh smart family cards to prevent duplication

BSS The Trading Corporation of Bangladesh (TCB) has prepared 57 lakh smart family cards for beneficiaries after verifying information as per their national identity card (NID) to check duplication in

Consumers protest against potato syndicate in 10 dists, urge action

TDS Desk Amid concerns over artificial price hikes despite sufficient stocks in cold storage, consumers have staged human chains and submitted a memorandum to the district commissioners in 10 districts.

No inst will be closed: BB governor

TDS Desk Bangladesh Bank Governor Ahsan H Mansur said, those individuals and organizations, who have taken money from the bank through irregularities are being treated separately. “No organisation will be

Govt seeks urgent revenue boost

TDS Desk The recent political uproar and change of power have significantly impacted the country’s revenue sector. The financial sector is struggling to recover from the chaos left by the

Appointment of receivers further weakening industries

TDS Desk The appointment of receivers to industrial enterprises in Bangladesh, often as a response to various disputes, has frequently led to detrimental outcomes. Instead of recovering, many well-established industrial