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March 10, 2025, 4:05 am

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Dhaka Bank distributes power tillers in Belkuchi Road crash leaves 2 HSC examinees dead in Kurigram Bangladesh among countries facing widest gender gap in mobile money use: Report Tk13,200cr wiped out as BSEC strife roils market SSC examinee drowns in Padma River in Rajshahi GM Quader slams govt for deteriorating law and order Over 2 lakh tonnes maize yield likely in Jamalpur BSEC officials return to work, ending the work abstention WB delegation calls on Food Adviser Govt employees to get March salary, Eid bonus on March 23

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CA’s DPS: Bangladesh lived under shadow of a regime that turned “elections into farces”

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Tabligh clash: Public University teachers demand judicial inquiry

TDS Desk: Teachers from Dhaka University, BUET, Jagannath University, and other public universities in Dhaka have called for a judicial investigation into the December 18, 2024, clash between two factions

Chief Adviser asks BEPZA to promote Bangladesh abroad

TDS Desk: Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Monday asked Bangladesh Export Processing Zones Authority (BEPZA) to promote Bangladesh abroad and bring more investments to the country’s industrial sectors. The

ICT issues arrest warrant against Sheikh Hasina, 10 others

TDS Desk: The International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) has issued arrest warrant against former prime minister Sheikh Hasina and 10 others, including her former Defence Adviser Maj Gen (retd) Tarique Ahmed

Govt now aims for green EZs to woo investors

TDS Desk: The government has initiated plans to develop environmentally friendly green economic zones, particularly the National Special Economic Zone (NSEZ), to attract both foreign and local investors and to

MDs of 6 banks sent into forced leave for fair scrutiny

TDS Desk: The central bank on Sunday sent managing directors of six banks, including four controlled by the S Alam Group, into forced leave. The banks in question are: First