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HC grants bail to 23 Tabligh leaders

TDS Desk: The High Court has granted interim bail to 23 individuals, including Syed Wasiful Islam, the senior leader of Maulana Saad Kandhalvi’s followers, in connection with the clash between

UP chairman arrested for torturing to Santal woman

TDS Desk: A Union Parishad Chairman has been arrested in a case involving the torture of a Santal woman and her house set on fire in Gobindaganj upazila of Gaibandha

NIOH appears blessings for eye patients despite bed crises

TDS Desk: National Institute of Ophthalmology and Hospital (NIOH) in Dhaka provides modern eye treatment turning it into a godsend for poor eye patients even despite bed shortage. The eye

BFIU seeks financial info of Hasina, family

TDS Desk: The Bangladesh Financial Intelligence Unit (BFIU) has issued directives to all the country’s banks and financial institutions to send the information and transaction details of ousted prime minister

Defaulted loans may exceed Tk6 lakh cr

TDS Desk: Bangladesh Bank spokesperson Husne Ara Shikha has said “Previously, data on defaulted loans was concealed. Now, we are making an effort to disclose all information publicly. Currently, it

Gas price hike likely to hit industrial growth

TDS Desk: The Petrobangla’s proposal to hike gas prices for new factory supply lines and for additional use by factories would crimp production line expansion, fears Professor Dr Mustafizur Rahman,