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April 26, 2025, 11:17 am

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‘Beautiful Bangladesh Run 2025’ enlivens Hatirjheel, promotes tourism Rizvi demands action against ex-officials for aiding fascism, praises CEC’s election stance Bangladesh reaffirms commitment to fully implement CHT Peace Accord Gunfire exchanged on LoC as India-Pakistan tensions escalate Are traders earning Tk12 profit per litre of soybean oil? AL has no chance to do politics in country: Tuku N’ganj-Joydebpur electric train project may render MRT 4 unnecessary Slow pace in agricultural loan disbursement; experts find it alarming Rajshahi farmers predict bumper litchi production Mother, son killed in Satkhira road accident

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Consumers in hardship as rice prices keep surging

Govt goes for bulk import as rice prices drop in int’l market TDS Desk Agricultural workers carry bundles of newly harvested Aman paddy on four-wheelers in a village under Sherpur

Interim govt can’t be allowed to fail in any way: Tarique

TDS Desk BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman has vested all-out support in the incumbent administration, saying that the interim government must not be allowed to fail in any way. “Anti-democratic

Govt takes ethical decision to repeal Cyber Security Act

TDS Desk: The interim government’s advisory council meeting took a ethical decision on repealing the controversial Cyber Security Act. This decision was taken in a meeting held at the office

Food inflation surges to 12.66% in October

Staff Correspondent: After a brief respite in September, food inflation in Bangladesh surged to 12.66% in October, marking a significant increase. This means consumers are now spending an additional Tk

Syndicate exploits BTRC to embezzle Tk8,000cr

TDS Desk For over nine years, a syndicate reportedly misappropriated around Tk8,000 crore through the International Gateway Operators Forum (IOF) by exploiting the Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC). This syndicate,

Bangladesh records rise in skilled migration with Saudi Arabia

TDS Desk The number of skilled Bangladeshi workers heading abroad has increased since the start of the year, with many seeking jobs in Saudi Arabia’s large-scale projects. Of nearly 700,000