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July 26, 2026, 4:47 am

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AL leader dies in Sirajganj jail Class-VII schoolgirl allegedly raped by tutor’s father in Noakhali Pubali Bank to buy land, building for Tk 800cr Milon to take responsibility for education of student Ikon PM confers Vice-Admiral rank on new Navy chief 3 researchers eye ‘low-cost’ ventilator in Bangladesh President Shahabuddin likely to resign soon: Sources EC hints Satkhira-4 seat to fall vacant No fuel crisis as diesel stock reaches 344,000 tonnes: Energy Ministry Expelled by Jamaat, Satkhira-4 MP now faces Article 70 test

Environment

PM Tarique orders AI-based horn control

He orders installation of automatic traffic lights at 50 more points in Dhaka UNB: Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on Saturday directed the authorities concerned to intensify efforts to curb air Read More

Bangladesh Army to plant over 1.1 mn trees nationwide, says Army Chief

Low-pressure over Bay: Maritime ports asked to hoist cautionary signal No. 3

PM for collective efforts to make country greener

PM for protecting Gulshan-Banani-Baridhara Lake from pollution

Govt moves to build dumping yards in all municipalities

11pc of population at risk of arsenic contamination: Fakhrul

BSS: LGRD and Cooperatives Minister Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Tuesday informed parliament that around 11 percent of the country’s population remains at risk of arsenic contamination, according to the

4.4 magnitude earthquake jolts Dhaka, parts of Bangladesh

The tremor was felt around 9:28pm, spreading panic among citizens. TDS Desk: An earthquake shook Dhaka and several other parts of Bangladesh tonight (22 June), causing brief panic among residents.

Plant one tree wherever possible, PM urges citizens

UNB Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on Saturday urged every citizen of the country to plant at least one tree to help ensure that future generations can breathe clean air and

STRONGER BIRTH REGISTRATION LAW CRUCIAL TO COMBAT CHILD LABOUR

World Day Against Child Labour TDS Desk: Unregistered children may be pushed into exploitation and child labour due to difficulties in age verification and exclusion from protection systems, experts said.