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March 11, 2025, 9:13 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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PM arrives in New Delhi on two-day state visit

BSS, NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina arrived here on Friday afternoon in a two-day state visit at the invitation of her Indian counterpart Narendra Modi. A flight of Biman

Sirajganj dwellers fear over flash floods as Jamuna keeps swelling

Sirajul Islam Shishir and Raaz Mostafa: People of different shoals (Chars) and low laying areas in five upazilas of Sirajganj district fear to face flash floods as the river Jamuna

PM congratulates Matamela on SA presidential re-election

UNB, Dhaka: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Thursday congratulated Matamela Cyril Ramaphosa on his re-election as the President of South Africa. “Your victory in the recent parliamentary elections is a

Experts advise precautionary measures as flood situation continues to worsening

Over 800,000 affected by flooding in Sylhet Continuous rain causes severe erosion in Moulvibazar Effective communication of flood forecasts is crucial TDS Desk: Rising river waters have led weather, flood

Defence, Teesta project, port likely to get priority during PM’S India visit

TDS Desk: Defence, Teesta project, trade and port are likely to get highly priority in the agenda during Prime Minister’s visit to India, scheduled on June 21-22, sources said. Prime

Teesta-Dudhkuma above danger levels, Dharla-Brahmaputra surging

Kurigram Correspondent: Two of the main rivers in Kurigram – Teesta and Dudhkumar – are flowing above the danger level due to mountain runoff and incessant heavy downpours. The waters