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March 9, 2025, 8:50 am

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Bangladesh national killed in BSF firing at Panchagarh border Reazul Islam now new Chairman of RAJUK UN urges interim govt to take urgent steps to freeze, seize stolen assets 2 killed in Jamalpur road crash Unlocking workplace opportunities for women could boost GDP by almost 40pc No room for gender discrimination: Asif Mahmud FAO introduces improved fish drying technology in Bangladesh Child rape accused won’t be spared: Advisor BNP’s Selima Rahman slams govt for failing to curb mob justice Take dev projects thru standard feasibility studies, analyzing opinions: IMED

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Corruption ravages Bangladesh’s key sectors, reveals White Paper

UNB, Dhaka The White Paper on Bangladesh’s economy reveals extensive corruption across public and private sectors, stifling growth, with annual illicit outflows averaging USD 16 billion—over double the combined foreign

White Paper: Mega project costs surged by 70% due to graft during AL rule

UNB, Dhaka Corruption in large-scale public projects has caused an average cost escalation of 70 per cent and delays of over five years, according to the white paper on the

VoA Survey: Public concern grows in Bangladesh over price control

UNB Many people in Bangladesh believe that the interim government has faced challenges in managing the rising prices of essential commodities compared to the previous government, says a survey conducted

Janata Bank files Tk2,000cr loan default case against S Alam Group

TDS Desk Janata Bank PLC has filed a loan default case against S Alam Group, the controversial and prominent business conglomerate in the country, as two of its companies have

Now 50 products to be considered to calculate inflation

TDS Desk The interim government plans to introduce a new inflation calculation system within six months, alongside the existing method, to get a “more accurate picture” of the market, according

Tourist ship services on Cox’s Bazar-St Martin resume

Cox’s Bazar Correspondent After nine months of suspension, tourist ship on the Cox’s Bazar to St Martin route resumed movement. ‘MV Baro Awlia’, carrying 620 passengers, left Cox’s Bazar’s BIWTA