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April 2, 2025, 7:09 pm

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1,294 rivers still in Bangladesh: Ministry Mill owners plan edible oil price hike No rise in militancy since interim govt took office: Home Adviser No room for extremism in Bangladesh: Mahfuj Road crash in Ctg’s Lohagara leaves 10 dead Defeated forces had report published in NY Times with false info: Rizvi Man, nephew killed in Kushtia road crash 17000 Mts food aid arrives for Rohingyas BD seeks cooperation of BIMSTEC member states for timely finalization of 6 agreements Yunus, Modi first-ever in-person meeting set for April 4

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One Month of New Governor: Banking sector being revived thru’ reform

TDS Desk: Bangladesh Bank Governor Ahsan H Mansur on Saturday completed one month of his assuming office. During this time, he took several initiatives, including dissolving 11 banks’ boards and

How CenBank now undoing Rouf Talukder’s reserve mess

TDS Desk: Bangladesh’s interbank forex market now shows an average $50 million surplus and banks are calling their clients asking whether those businesses need dollars for opening letters of credit

Ex-public admin minister Farhad Hossain arrested

Staff Correspondent: Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) arrested former minister for public administration Farhad Hossain from Eskaton area in Dhaka city on Saturday night, Shihab Karim, senior assistant director (media) of

MEETING WITH YUNUS SUNDAY: Senior Treasury officials in US delegation signals focus on economy

UNB , Dhaka: US Assistant Secretary of State for the Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs Donald Lu arrived in Dhaka on Saturday wrapping up his India tour, with

India’s forex reserves reach record high of $689.24 bn

TDS Desk: India’s forex reserves jumped $5.2 billion to a fresh all-time high of $689.24 billion for the week ended 30 August, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Friday.

FSIB hopes to turn around by December

UNB, Dhaka: Bangladesh’s banking sector fell into an abyss from which there seemed to be no way out at some point in the last decade. Ask insiders, particularly bankers, and