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January 22, 2025, 11:06 pm

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GM Quader: Discrimination against Jatiya Party has begun ACC to investigate ‘manipulation’ in 11th National Election Integrated efforts needed to stop human trafficking ‘Country’s overall food situation satisfactory’ BD and Pakistan traders call for removal of trade barriers 10 injured in Noakhali clash Dengue claims 1 more live; 32 hospitalised in 24 hrs CA Yunus begins hectic 2nd day in Davos with 14 meetings lined up Bangladeshi students to get scholarship opportunities in Italy 5 DB personnel injured in Faridpur attack

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Murder mystery of Trishal bike rider solved, 3 arrested

TDS Desk: The Police Bureau of Investigation (PBI) has revealed the mystery after nine days of the murder of a bike rider at Trishal of Mymensingh district and arrested three

Makeshift courtroom for BDR carnage case proceedings burnt, trial not possible: prosecutor

BSS: A special prosecutor of an Explosive Substances Act case filed with Lalbagh Police Station over the 2009 BDR mutiny, said a fire has burned down the makeshift courtroom raised

Tracey Ann Jacobson to join as US Embassy Dhaka’s new CDA

TDS Desk: Tracey Ann Jacobson, a career member of the Senior Foreign Service, will join U.S. Embassy Dhaka as Chargé d’affaires, ad interim, on January 11, 2025. Over the course

Gas price hike proposal: Business owners in panic

TDS Desk: The country’s industrial sector appears to be far from recovering. Entrepreneurs are facing increasingly challenging conditions with every passing day. Prolonged dollar shortages, high-interest rates, and worker unrest,

Large industries grapple with multifaceted crisis

TDS Desk: Major industrial sectors in the country, such as steel, cement, ceramics, and textiles, are dealing with severe challenges due to capital shortages, high dollar prices, and insufficient gas

Inflation still high, pressuring labourers, middle class

TDS Desk: Planning and Education Adviser Dr Wahiduddin Mahmud on Wednesday noted that while inflation has slightly decreased, it remains high, continuing to exert pressure on day labourers and the