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August 15, 2026, 5:38 pm

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A Persistent Toll: Over 130 Deaths Since 2015 as Toxic Gas Kills 9 at Bangladesh Shipbreaking Yard Tarash journo Milu held in July movement case Bomb Threat Rattles Delhi on Eve of Independence Day: High Court, Airport Under High Alert Sitakundda Shipyard Tragedy: Death toll rises to 9 CID unravels mystery of missing schoolboy, arrests prime suspect Action if negligence found in Ctg shipyard gas leak: Khosru 7 ASPs, 49 inspectors sent into retirement Case Filed Over Alleged Sexual Abusing to Belkuchi Schoolgirl Govt to pay retirement benefits of private school teachers at once: Milon Dhaka moves to introduce zone-based system for battery-run rickshaws

International

Keir Starmer officially appointed UK prime minister: palace

AFP, London: Britain’s new Prime Minister Keir Starmer and leader of the Labour Party, and his wife Victoria wave as they pose on the steps of 10 Downing Street in

India stampede: Death toll rises to 121

Int’l Desk: The death toll from a stampede at a Hindu religious congregation in northern India has risen to 121, authorities said on Wednesday, while a police report said the

107 killed in stampede at religious event in India’s Uttar Pradesh

Int’l Desk: At least 107 people, including mostly women, died in a major stampede during a religious event in Uttar Pradesh’s Hathras district in India on Tuesday.The incident took place

Biden’s family tells him to stay in US presidential race

Int’l Desk: The family of United States President Joe Biden has told him to stay in the race for a second term in office despite a disastrous debate performance, as

Dhaka, Delhi working together to enhance connectivity taking it to higher level: Official

UNB, Dhaka: Bangladesh and India are working together to enhance connectivity and take it to a higher level – both physical and digital in several ways, says a senior official

Centre refutes Mamata Banerjee’s claim of not consulting on Ganges Water Sharing Treaty

Int’l Desk: Indiam central government has refuted the claim of West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee that her state government was not consulted on the renewal of the Ganges water