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March 11, 2025, 2:16 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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Govt sets new office time after Eid

STAFF CORRESPONDENT: The government on Monday rearranged the office-timing from 9am to 5pm for government, semi-government, autonomous and semi-autonomous institutions of the country, which will be effective after the upcoming

Bhutan reduces SDF for Bangladeshi tourists

TDS DESK: The government of Bhutan has reduced sustainable development fees (SDF ) for Bangladeshi tourists. The Department of Tourism revised the policy, now Bangladeshi tourists will have to pay

The Benazir-nama: How did the emperor buy so many clothes?

TDS Desk: The ACC has summoned Benazir to appear before it on 6 June. But Benazir’s whereabouts have left everyone rattled. Could the most talked about man in the country

Bangladesh to work with those countries helping advancement: PM

BSS, Dhaka: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday said Bangladesh would rather work with those countries which will help in Dhaka’s journey towards development and prosperity not taking into consideration

Poor revenue collection hampers debt management: FM Doc

TDS Desk: The Finance Ministry has highlighted low revenue collection as a major obstacle to effective debt management, restricting the government’s ability to invest in infrastructure and development projects. According

4 MPs booming business by fraud in Malaysia’s labor market

TDS Desk: The names of influential people including Parliamentarians (Members of Parliament – MPs) have emerged in the control of the Malaysian labor market. Lastly, about 30,000 workers have become