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April 21, 2025, 1:54 am

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Zimbabwe dominate day one after Bangladesh batting collapse Bijoy smashes 50 centuries as first Bangladeshi batter LNG import at Tk 75, selling at Tk 12–17 not sustainable: BERC Chairman 2 land in jail for securing govt funds without taking part in uprising 8-ft-long python rescued from paddy field in Sharankhola, released into Sundarbans Benapole exceeds revenue target by Tk38cr Enforced disappearances: Victims’ families submit memorandum, demand justice NCP holds first meeting with CEC, stresses electoral reforms Ex-diplomat Sufiur made special assistant to Chief Adviser AL stages surprise procession in Khulna

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Prof Yunus-led National Economic Council formed

TDS Desk: The National Economic Council (NEC) has been constituted with the interim government’s chief adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus its chairperson. All the members of the advisory council are also

Bangladesh clears 1.37 bln USD ACU payments

TDS Desk: Bangladesh has cleared 1.37 billion U.S. dollars in bimonthly payments with the Asian Clearing Union (ACU), an arrangement for settling payments for intra-regional transactions among its members. After

Volatile inflation suddenly declined; Why and how?

TDS Desk: Reducing inflation was a major success in the first month of the Interim Government’s assumption of office by changing the political landscape in Bangladesh. Food inflation was the

Govt to purchase fertilizers worth Tk 216cr

TDS Desk: The Government has decided to purchase 40,000 metric tons of MOP fertilizer from a Canadian state-owned company and 25,000 metric tons of rock phosphate fertilizer from Cyprus-based Mid

Bangladesh, Pakistan to expedite bilateral trade, commerce

TDS Desk: Adviser to the interim government on the Ministries of Finance and Commerce Dr Salehuddin Ahmed Tuesday put emphasis on expediting the existing trade and commerce relations between Bangladesh

Dutch envoy to work for bringing more investment in Bangladesh

TDS Desk: Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus on Tuesday sought Dutch support for the ambitious reform agenda of the interim government, noting that every institution of the country was destroyed