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January 16, 2025, 11:06 pm

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The Nakshi Palli saga: Contraction from controversy Babar freed from prison after 17 yrs ACC sues Shamim Osman, family over 200cr money laundering allegations Gazette published listing 834 July uprising martyrs Don’t know whether Sheikh Hasina taken Indian citizenship or not: Spokesperson Hasnat Abdullah: Awami League or us — one must remain in Bangladesh Make tax policy that helps SMEs, women: Experts Why govt shifts lane from project loans to budget support Agro processors issue 7-day ultimatum for VAT withdrawal Banned BCL leader Nishi sent to Jail in student assault case

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Lawyer killed in clash over Chinmoy’s jail order

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Bangladesh’s ADP implementation rate at five-year low

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Abolish CHT ministry, replace with diversity commission: Iftekharuzzaman

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Electoral Reform Commission gets proposal to prosecute ex-ECs for holding controversial polls

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