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April 8, 2025, 10:19 am

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Abducted infant recovered after sale: 2 held Bangladeshis storm the streets, condemn Israel’s genocide in Gaza Climate-induced displacement could force Bangladesh to ‘redraw its map’: Rizwana 249 killed in road crashes during Eid-ul-Fitr holidays: RSF Travel ban imposed on ex-lawmaker Shafiuddin Shamim National ‘Jatka Conservation Week-2025’ to be observed April 8 to 14 Child drowns in N’ganj pond March PMI points to slower economic growth in Bangladesh CA requests Trump to hold up new tariff regime for three months Consensus Commission expects consensus on reforms by mid-July

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Modi’s response towards Hasina’s extradition request by CA Yunus wasn’t negative: Shafiqul

TDS Desk: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi did not respond negatively when Chief Adviser (CA) Muhammad Yunus discussed former prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s extradition during their meeting on the sidelines

Schoolboy beaten to death in Sirajganj

Staff Correspondent: A schoolboy was beaten to death allegedly by a man and his son at Old Ferry Ghat Balu (sand) Point of Hossainpur in Sirajganj town on Friday afternoon.

Bangladesh ranks 181st in global passport power index; Ireland tops the list

Staff Correspondent: Bangladesh has been ranked 181st in the 2024 edition of the Nomad Passport Index, released yesterday by global consultancy firm Nomad Capitalist. The index evaluates the strength of

Trump’s reciprocal tariff shake-up threatens Bangladesh exports

Staff Correspondent: The administration of US President Donald Trump has imposed a new 37 per cent reciprocal tariff on Bangladeshi products. Previously, the US had an average tariff of 15

Proper care essential to prevent premature mango dropping: Experts

Staff Correspondent: Proper orchard management, including timely pest and disease control, balanced fertilization, and adequate water supply, is crucial to preventing premature mango dropping in the region, experts said. Dr

Myanmar starts confirming Rohingyas’ eligibility for return with first list of 180,000

Staff Correspondent: Myanmar authorities have confirmed to Bangladesh that out of a list of 800,000 Rohingyas sheltered in Bangladesh, they have identified 180,000 Rohingyas eligible for return to Myanmar. The