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November 16, 2024, 12:26 am

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How Dhaka airport has transformed in last 100 days…! Govt to cut internet price to fulfill demand of Gen-Z Australian citizen killed in Cox’s Bazar accident Bangladeshi expat physician killed by ‘robbers’ in Dhanmondi Looming La Niña conditions threaten food production ‘Roots of fascists run so deep that fighting against them is difficult’: Asif Army warns against using its name in jhut business: ISPR Govt to provide food, livelihood assistance Nahid: Interim govt has ensured freedom of press, assembly Short supply of soybean oil hits market

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Prof Yunus visits victims of mass uprising at neuroscience hospital

BSS, Dhaka Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Saturday visited critically injured persons of the student-mass upsurge at the National Institute of Neurosciences and Hospital here as he enquired about

Body of auto-van driver recovered in Raiganj

Staff Reporter: Raiganj Thana police on Saturday morning recovered the body of an auto-van driver from the vicinity of a brick kiln in Raghunathpur village of Raiganj upazila in Sirajganj

2 drug peddlers held by RAB-12 in Sirajganj

1850 pieces of Buprenorphine injection recovered Staff Reporter: Rapid Action Battalion (RAB)-12 in a drive recovered 1850 pieces of Buprenorphine injection and detained two drug peddlers from Chandaikona kitchen market

Father, son among 3 killed in bus-truck collision on Bangabandhu bridge

Staff Reporter: Three people, including a man and his son, were killed and at least 10 others injured in a collision between a bus and a truck on Bangabandhu bridge

Int’l court urged to hold India accountable for flooding in 11 dists

UNB, Feni: The recent flooding that has submerged Feni and ten other districts in Bangladesh has led to calls for international intervention. On Friday, prominent figures and citizens gathered in

Pharmaceutical industry: Protests disrupt drug production, crisis feared

TDS Desk: Unrest prevails in the pharmaceutical industry, with labour demands continuing unabated. As a result of these protests, production remained closed in 25 large drug factories. Businesspersons feel a