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March 11, 2025, 12:48 am

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Let’s aim for a future built on equality, inclusion RAB arrests drug peddler with 1,994 Yaba pills Garment worker dies in Dhaka road accident Ex-MP’s house: Police arrest student coordinator Misty in Tangail Travel embargo imposed on Salman F Rahman, 4 family members Court scraps Palak’s bail plea in graft case Private credit growth slips to decade-low 7.15pc Emergency service stopped at Nitor after clash between outsourced staff, July uprising injured ‘That Magura little girl finally blinks’ 42,000 Bangladeshi expats seek voter registration abroad

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Jamuna Railway Bridge opens for passenger trains

A new dawn of connectivity Ashraful Islam Joy & Sirajul Islam Shishir: After a long wait and a successful trial run, passenger trains have started operating on the newly constructed

Judges have to submit wealth statement before retirement

Staff Correspondent: A Supreme Judicial Council will collect wealth statements of judges and their dependent family members every three years and six months before retirement and publish the reports following

CA seeks continued US support for key projects, reforms

TDS Desk: Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Tuesday sought continued US support for key projects and reforms as US Charge d’affaires to Bangladesh Tracey Jacobson met him in the

Bangladesh-Canada FIPA could boost business confidence: Minister Hussen

TDS Desk: Minister of International Development of Canada Ahmed Hussen on Monday said businesses in Canada will feel encouraged if the Foreign Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement (FIPA) are signed

Growth in industry, service, Agri suffered most in FY 24

Staff Correspondent: Bangladesh’s industry, service and agricultural sectors’ growth suffered the most in the last fiscal year of 2023-24 (FY24), according to revised data from the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics

Despite high import, edible oil crisis growing smuggling fear

TDS Desk: The price of edible oil is on the decline in the international market. Owners of local edible oil refineries have also told the government that imports are in