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ACC to reinvestigate Padma Bridge corruption allegations King’s Party: The talk of the country Spacecraft attempts closest-ever approach to Sun Election to be held at the scheduled time once reforms are completed: Asif Apparel industry in deep crisis: 155 factories closed, millions lost jobs Elon Musk to attend Dhaka investment conference EXIM Bank calls off merger with struggling Padma Bank Education sector likely to see raised allocation in FY25-26 Conflict among cadres on the rise in government service Tribunal issues arrest warrant against ex-MP, 4 cops for burning bodies of protesters

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Fresh designs, new era: Bangladesh Bank to launch new notes

UNB The much-hyped launch of new Bangladeshi currency notes is on the horizon, with denominations of Tk20, Tk100, Tk500, and Tk1,000 expected to grace the market within the next six

Forgery in Transcom documents

TDS Desk A legal dispute has emerged involving allegations that forged non-judicial stamps were used to prepare documents for the transfer of a majority of shares in Transcom Limited, which

Blueprint to make Tarique Rahman ‘villain’!

TDS Desk Like the 1/11 political changeover, a leading Bengali daily of the country is pursuing a ‘minus-two formula’ for its implementation. In 2007, the newspaper had drawn up a

‘Ei Padma Ei Meghna’ lyricist Abu Zafar no more

UNB, Kushtia Lyricist, composer, and renowned Islamic thinker Abu Zafar, the creator of numerous timeless songs such as ‘Ei Padma Ei Meghna’, and ‘Tomra Bhulei Gecho Mallikadir Naam’ is no

Foyez Ahammad appointed as senior assistant press secretary to CA

TDS Desk The government has appointed New Age journalist Foyez Ahammad as the senior assistant press secretary to the Chief Adviser. The Public Administration Ministry issued a gazette notification in

Uncertainty looms in BD businesses

TDS Desk Following the political transition, uncertainty has taken hold of Bangladesh’s business sector, leaving entrepreneurs deeply concerned. Government actions have fueled fear and instability, prompting many industrial groups to