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January 11, 2025, 12:43 pm

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195 maunds of ilish caught on trawler in Bay of Bengal Tk1,114cr embezzlement: ACC sues 54 including two sons of S Alam An unhealthy competition begins to cling to power: Mirza Fakhrul Collective action needed to protect environment, uplift communities: Rizwana Tarique Rahman expresses gratitude to Emir of Qatar Supreme Judicial Council submits report on Masuda Bhatti to President Taxes should not be increased in interest of any financial institution: Rizvi DCs against use of lethal weapons by police Major trade bodies miss election deadline as reforms take centre stage Tetulia records season’s lowest temperature at 7.3 degrees

Business-Economy

Crude oil import: Panel formed to address dual tariff policy

TDS Desk: The interim government has formed a 14-member committee to review the possibility of a unified policy for both public and private entrepreneurs on the import of crude oil.

Trade through Benapole resumes after 5-day holiday

TDS Desk: Trade between Bangladesh and India through the Benapole land port resumed on Monday morning after a five-day closure marking Durga Puja, the largest religious festival of Hindus. Shamsur

Grameen Bank gets tax exemption back till 2029

Staff Reporter Grameen Bank has got its tax exemption benefits back after around four years. The National Board of Revenue, NBR, issued a notification on Thursday, granting the bank the

22-day ban on hilsa fishing from midnight

TDS Desk A 22-day government ban on catching, selling, hoarding and transporting hilsa will come into effect from midnight (Thursday) to save mother hilsa during peak breeding season. The ban

Small investors’ woes in stock market not over yet

UNB, Dhaka Small investors in Bangladesh’s stock market remain trapped, with their woes persisting due to a lack of confidence, weak governance and economic instability, despite assurances from regulators of

Fruits getting space at luxury list for low-incomers

Imports of foreign fruits drops significantly, with businesses blaming stricter rules by the ousted AL govt TDS Desk Consumers are being compelled to remove fruits from their shopping lists due