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January 18, 2025, 11:17 am

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BSF hangs glass bottles on Dahagram border fence, locals concerned Seven illegal charcoal kilns demolished in Barguna 5 arrested in India while smuggling arms into Bangladesh Form commission to deal with environmental issues: Rehman Sobhan Court asks to freeze 77 bank accounts of Hasan Mahmud, family with Tk 24.65cr Onion prices increase by Tk10 per kg Attack on Saif Ali: Mumbai Police arrest main suspect Rizwana urges everyone to be eco-centric to protect nature Combating climate change: How BWDB projects aim to safeguard Khulna’s future How sugar corporation’s money mess drags 5 state-owned banks into trouble

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