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April 26, 2025, 8:53 pm

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Sirajganj BNP launches membership renewal process Pakistan ready to ‘defend sovereignty’ after India threats 5 killed, one injured in Rangamati road crash India-Pakistan tensions concerning for Bangladesh’s trade: Mustafizur Minor girl drowns in Satkhira Manikganj farmers expect surplus wheat harvest Ex-Forces Association demands Major Sinha murder verdict within a month Inclusion of 42 projects worth Tk 113b in ADP proposed More than 1,000 Bangladeshi people arrested in India’s Gujarat Delayed election may jeopardise foreign investment prospects: Mustafizur Rahman

Environment

‘Raising awareness a must to tackle urban waste challenges’

TDS Desk: Experts have underscored the need for collaboration between communities and local governments to address urban waste challenges and raise awareness about waste segregation. They said this at the

Tiger population in Sundarbans rises by 9.65pc, total reaches 125

The tiger density is now 2.64 per 100 square kilometers TDS Desk: Advisor to the Ministry of Environment, Forest, and Climate Change, Syeda Rizwana Hasan, has announced that a survey

Flood situation improves in parts of Sherpur; death toll rises to 8

People who took refuge at shelter centres are returning to their homes where the flood waters drained out. TDS Desk: Three more bodies have been retrieved from several areas of

Rizwana calls for regional cooperation in tackling climate change

TDS Desk: Syeda Rizwana Hasan, Advisor for Environment, Forest, Climate Change and Water Resources, has stressed the need for regional cooperation in addressing the impacts of climate change. She highlighted

Flood situation deteriorates in Sherpur, death toll rises to 7

Over 200 villages in 28 unions across five upazilas of Sherpur have been flooded, leaving more than 150,000 people stranded A Correspondent Sherpur: Incessant rainfall in Sherpur has deteriorated the

Recent floods cause Tk14,421 crore damage in eastern Bangladesh: CPD

The agriculture and forestry sectors were the most severely impacted, suffering Tk5,169.71 crore in damages, or 35.85 percent of the total. TDS Desk: The recent floods in eastern Bangladesh caused