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October 18, 2024, 11:18 am

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Hasina loots crores of Taka from people in name of developments: Tuku No major headway in Titas smart prepaid meter project BREB officials demand removal of BREB chairman VAT cut on edible oil comes into effect, expected to reduce price by 20pc RENEWABLE ENERGY SECTOR: Tax incentives, import duty cuts key to attracting Chinese investment: CPD Bangla Academy President Selina resigns 18 die from drinking tainted liquor in India’s Bihar Govt considering extending Eid, Durga Puja holidays BNP demands cancellation of 43rd, 44th, 45th, 46th BCS exams Flood damage to paddy, veggies in Mymensingh exceeds Tk 300cr

International

One person dying of hunger every four seconds

International Desk: One person is estimated to be dying of hunger every four seconds, over 200 NGOs warned on September 20, urging decisive international action to “end the spiraling global

PM urges Commonwealth to enliven memories of Queen

News Desk: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has suggested that the Commonwealth should do something befitting in memory of late Queen Elizabeth II in remembrance of her dedicated services to the

Modi calls for reliable supply chain in summit with Putin, Xi

International Desk: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi called on leaders of regional security bloc that includes Russia and China to address energy and food crises sparked by the Covid-19 pandemic

50m people trapped in modern slavery, report finds

International Desk Indian laborers walk as they pluck tea leaves at a plantation in Ghandigram on April 30, 2019. From the pandemic to the climate crisis, disasters of the past

Charles III proclaimed new king at historic ceremony

International Desk: Charles III was formally proclaimed Britain’s new king by the Accession Council yesterday in a history-laden ceremony following the death of his mother Queen Elizabeth II. The council,

‘Nobody knows where their village is’: New inland sea swamps Pakistan

International Desk: From a hastily erected embankment protecting Mehar city, mosque minarets and the price board of a gas station poke above a vast lake that has emerged, growing to