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November 16, 2024, 6:51 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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Arson attack, vandalism on 50 houses in Sirajganj: Villagers block roads demanding arrest of UP member

Sirajul Islam Shishir: Agitating people of Shyampur village under Shialkhol union of Sirajganj Sadar upazila blocked Sirajganj-Nalka regional road near Shialkhol Baza’ar on Monday evening protesting to the vandalism, looting

Khaleda Zia acquitted from 5 defamation cases

TDS Desk: BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia has been acquitted from five defamation cases filed against her during the last Awami League tenure over derogatory remarks about Liberation War, Bangabandhu Sheikh

Jamaat seeks China’s cooperation in repatriating Rohingyas

TDS Desk: Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami has sought China’s effective role in the rehabilitation and repatriation of Rohingyas. “If China takes effective steps or plays a role in the Rohingya crisis, the

Tk5, 10, 20 notes to be changed soon: Finance Adviser Salehuddin

TDS Desk: Finance Adviser Dr Salehuddin Ahmed on Monday said that the condition of Tk5, Tk10, and Tk20 notes in circulation is very poor and it needs to be changed

CA to lead small delegation to 79th UNGA: Foreign adviser

TDS Desk: Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus will lead a small delegation to the 79th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York, Foreign Adviser Md Touhid Hossain said Monday

Smugglers eat into remittances, Hundi crashes reserve

TDS Desk: Over the past 15 years, illegal “hundi” transactions have severely exhausted the country’s foreign currency reserves. Sources indicate that remittances, earned through the hard work of expatriates, have