Business-Economy

May 23, 2025, 8:46 pm

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Govt plans 31% hike in food subsidy in FY26 budget Hotel worker found dead in Sirajganj Next election between December and June, no scope to deviate from it even for a day: Rizwana Remittances thru agent banking rises to Tk 1,81,204cr in March Chief Adviser won’t step down: Faiz Ahmad ‘Avengers’: Marvel postpones ‘Doomsday’ and ‘Secret Wars’ release dates Jaya Aar Sharmin: An intimate tale of two confined souls ‘Bohemian Ghora’ trailer sparks excitement Neymar returns from injury, Santos future unclear Angelo Mathews to retire from Tests after Bangladesh match

Business-Economy

Goat and veggies farming changes lot of Satkhira’s poor women

Mir Khairul Alam from Satkhira: Despite several natural disasters like dam collapse, salinity and cyclone, many women of coastal areas in Satkhira district have changed their lot by rearing goats

Foreign loan costs to rise after LDC graduation: Fahmida Khatun

Staff Correspondent: Fahmida Khatun, executive director of the Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD), has said that Bangladesh will face higher costs for foreign loans after graduating from the Least Developed

RMG sees double-digit growth in major markets

Staff Correspondent: Bangladesh’s apparel exports to major markets have achieved double-digit growth over the first eight months of the current fiscal year, thanks to the growing demand by the brands

Govt’s move to slash power subsidies: Phasing out costly plants, pushing renewable

Staff Correspondent: To address the growing financial burden of subsidies in the power sector, the Ministry of Finance has put forward recommendations to lower electricity generation costs by phasing out

26,250 metric tonnes of rice arrive at Ctg port from Pakistan

Staff Correspondent: A consignment of 26, 250 metric tonnes of rice arrived at Chittagong Port from Pakistan on Saturday. The Pakistani vessel named ‘MV MARIAM’ carrying the rice under the

Mango fruit formation starts amid suitable climatic condition in Rajshahi

Rajshahi Correspondent: As per natural tradition and timeframe, many of the mango trees have started fruit formation amid suitable climatic conditions in the region, including its vast Barind tract, during