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Mutual trust essential for exploring regional connectivity: Japanese ambassador ADB, WB approve $1.1b budget support for BD EU’s apparel imports during Jan-Oct 2024 shows sign of recovery Drivers, helpers urged to abide by traffic rules Hassan Ariff’s death: Govt declares one-day state mourning Monday Inquilab Mancha stages sit-in outside CJ’s residence BNP starts talks with allies over nat’l polls Jatrabari Kitchen Market: Traders block roads, cause traffic turmoil Is another One-Eleven looming in Bangladesh? Closure of 16 Beximco factories sparks protests, police action

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Fox attacks on the rise

TDS Desk Fox attacks on people have increased in Bangladesh during broad daylight. Experts believe that fox attacks on people are increasing due to the reduction of forest cover in

Industries Adviser: No gas drilled in over 15yrs

TDS Desk Industries Adviser Adilur Rahman Khan has said that no gas exploration has taken place in Bangladesh over the last 15 and a-half years. “Bangladesh Petroleum Exploration and Production

CA pays homage to martyred intellectuals

TDS Desk Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Saturday paid rich tributes to the martyred intellectuals marking the Martyred Intellectuals Day. He paid homage by placing a wreath at the

Rizvi says Adviser Rizwana’s remarks on political party reforms ‘incorrect, confusing’

UNB, Dhaka BNP Senior Joint Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi on Saturday described Environment Adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan’s comments on reforms involving political parties as “incorrect and confusing”. Speaking to

Jashore florists expect Tk 100cr flower sales despite bad weather

Jashore Correspondent Despite facing extreme weather challenges earlier this year, flower farmers in Jhikargacha upazila, Jashore, expect generating Tk 100 crore in sales during the peak flower season from December

WHO GLOBAL STATUS REPORT// Significant drop in drowning deaths in Bangladesh

TDS Desk Over the past two decades, drowning deaths in Bangladesh have significantly decreased, from 17 per 100,000 population in 2000 to six per 100,000 today. However, the rate remains