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November 16, 2024, 4:36 am

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Cenbank forms new IFIC bank board

TDS Desk: The Bangladesh Bank on Wednesday dissolved the board of directors of IFIC bank, and formed a new six-member board, effectively dropping Sheikh Hasina’s corrupt adviser Salman F Rahman

BNP leaders ask Sramik Dal men to foil plot against industries

TDS Desk: BNP Standing Committee Member Nazrul Islam Khan Wednesday (4 September) urged the leaders and activists of Jatiyatabadi Sramik Dal to foil conspiracies of destroying the country’s industries in

Joint army-police operation prompts reopening of about 100 factories in Ashulia

TDS Desk: About 100 factories in the Ashulia industrial area reopened Wednesday (4 September), following a joint operation by the army and police, which provided security assurances to the garment

Each ministry to form short, medium, long-term action plans for reformation: Chief adviser

TDS Desk: Each ministry and department will submit creative, citizen-friendly and time-bound (short, medium and long-term) action plans for reformation, which will be regularly evaluated or reviewed, said Chief Adviser

Widespread embezzlement in banking sector showing fake documents of land, flat

TDS Desk: Over the past 15 years, there have been reports of widespread embezzlement in the banking sector, involving the use of fake documents for land and apartment mortgages as

1,206 educational institutions damaged in 7 flood-hit dists

TDS Desk: The recent floods that heavily inundated parts of Bangladesh have caused significant damage to the infrastructures of 1,206 schools and colleges across seven southeastern districts. According to a