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November 15, 2024, 9:50 pm

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1 killed, 6 burnt in Mymensingh filling station fire

Mymensingh Correspondent One person was killed and six others suffered injuries in a devastating fire that broke out at Azahar Filling Station on Rahmanpur Bypass Road in Mymensingh around 3:00

Yunus meets heads of reform commissions

Staff Correspondent Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus held a meeting on Monday with the heads of various reform commissions, focused on expediting the state reform process. The meeting, held at

Govt appoints 20 special PPs in explosive case over BDR mutiny

TDS Desk: The government has appointed 20 special public prosecutors (PPs) in an Explosive Substances Act case filed with Lalbagh Police Station over the 2009 BDR mutiny. The solicitor wing

Gaan Bangla TV chairman Taposh arrested

UNB, Dhaka Police have arrested chairman of Gaan Bangla television channel Kaushik Hossain Taposh from Bhatara area in Dhaka. Taposh was arrested on Sunday night in connection with a case

Despite ban, three wheelers ply randomly on highway in Sirajganj

Traffic police playing mysterious role in this context Ashraful Islam Joy Despite the government ban, various types of three wheelers including CNG run auto-rickshaws, Nasimon and Karimon are plying randomly

As Bangladesh turns the page on education, here’s what to expect in new school textbooks

TDS Desk The overarching implications of the student-led mass movement that toppled the Sheikh Hasina regime are coming to bear on the education sector, where changes to textbooks are afoot.