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May 18, 2024, 3:32 pm

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Popular ‘Kurulus: Osman’ actor Burak Özçivit to visit Bangladesh Aishwarya Rai and Eva Longoria’s “spectacular” reunion on Cannes Red Carpet Restoring the Sundarbans Preserving Ecosystem, Strengthening Resilience Jamaat-ul-Ansar member detained from Gazipur P-Inner Loan defaulters are higher during BNP’s regime Lok Sabha polls Benapole land port to remain closed for 5 days Chattogram Port, AD Ports Group sign MoU Ctg port will handle trade activities of other countries someday, Khalid hopes Make plans, policies considering local people, reality: PM to economists US is ‘not withdrawing’ sanctions on RAB Elon Musk confirms Twitter has become X.com

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Three-team tournament named BCB President’s Cup

The upcoming three-team 50-over tournament, slated to begin from October 11, has been named BCB President’s Cup, Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) CEO Nizamuddin Chowdhury informed today. The competition will feature

N95 mask scam: JMI Chairman Abdur Razzak’s bail rejected

Judge KM Emrul Kayesh of the Senior Special Judge’s Court of Dhaka passed the order after Deputy Director of ACC Md Nurul Huda who is also investigation officer of the

‘Cyber Security Help Desk’ to provide help for hacked Facebook account: Palak

He came up with the information while speaking as the chief guest at a webinar titled ‘Awareness of Girls in Digital Security’ today. He urged students to be very careful

District hospitals to be ready to tackle 2nd wave of Covid-19: PM

“The outbreak of coronavirus began last winter. It may resurge in the upcoming winter. Keeping that in mind, we’re arranging all sorts of medical services, including setting up ICUs and

Minni ‘mastermind’ of Rifat murder, court observes; 6 including her sentenced to death

District and Sessions Judge of Barguna Md Asaduzzaman pronounced the verdict at 1:50pm in presence of nine accused (except Md Musa), reports our correspondent quoting Bhuban Chandra Haldar, public prosecutor

Mobile phone subscribers nearly back to pre-pandemic level

The number of mobile phone subscribers in Bangladesh almost returned to the pre-Covid-19 level in August, signalling the strengthening of the economic recovery underway from the devastating crisis. The number