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December 28, 2024, 4:04 am

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Date molasses: A seasonal delight in high demand Brig Gen Azmi’s suspension order cancelled People must be relieved first before reforms: Debapriya Looking back at 2024: Tension remains in health sector, lack of priority implementation Lalmonirhat workers left in limbo as job scheme funding delayed Horse-drawn carts, the lifeline of char economy Dhope method transforming betel nut storage in Pirojpur Nationwide water transport strike disrupts cargo movement Ali Riaz: Reform needs political will Former IGP Benazir’s name in arson attack on Tripura community, 4 held

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ICT bans publishing hate speech of Hasina on media

TDS Desk The International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) has banned broadcasting, publishing, and spreading any hate speech by ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina, who is currently in India, in all types

Bangladesh-India border: Trade at 4 customs stations shut

TDS Desk Import and export through four customs stations between Bangladesh and India remains shut due to demonstrations on the border. However, trade at the country’s main land ports remains

Bangladesh needs comprehensive reforms in economy, governance, bureaucracy, judiciary: CA

TDS Desk Chief Adviser Professor Dr Muhammad Yunus has said his government pledges to hold the national election only after ushering in constitutional and judicial reforms, including an electoral overhaul.

Businesses targeted like One-Eleven!

TDS Desk The country’s business community is facing renewed challenges, marked by anxiety, fear, and uncertainty. Foreigners remain sceptical about safety in the country amid travel alerts stemming from the

Chevron plans to invest in new gas exploration in Bangladesh

TDS Desk Energy giant Chevron has planned to invest in new gas exploration activities in Bangladesh in an effort to boost the country’s energy security, senior officials of the US-based

Banking sector decline linked to 2010 single-digit lending rate policy: White Paper

UNB, Dhaka Bangladesh’s banking sector began to deteriorate in 2010 when the government introduced a single-digit 9 percent interest rate for lending, according to a White Paper. Titled “White Paper