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January 12, 2025, 12:42 am

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Govt enforces zero-tolerance on communal attacks, orders arrests Bangladeshi injured in BSF firing at Shibganj border Govt won’t interfere with press freedom like AL: CA’s Press Secy JICA to support Forest Department to enhance coastal resilience Brick kilns fined Tk 6.80 lakh, 10 shut down in Rangamati Huge smuggled goods seized in Sylhet, Sunamganj frontiers Touhid urges NRBs to focus on local politics abroad Citizens’ committee demands immediate withdrawal of VAT, SD hike ordinance, reinstatement of TCB truck sale Banks brace for stricter NPL rules, fear loss, eroding capital base Govt decision to increase VAT suicidal: DCCI

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Army Chief meets Chief Adviser

General Waker-Uz-Zaman briefed the chief adviser on his recent visit to the United States and Canada TDS Desk: Bangladesh Army chief General Waker-Uz-Zaman on Saturday met with Chief Adviser Dr

Taqsem embezzles crores of Taka pipe manipulation

Staff Correspondent Dhaka WASA (Water Supply and Sewerage Authority) took project of Tk 3,800 crore to supply water after purifying the water of Padma River from Jashaldia in Munshiganj. In

Public Administration Reform Commission gets 3 more members

TDS Desk: The government has reconstituted the Public Administration Reform Commission with inclusion of three new members, raising the total number of commission members to 11. The Cabinet Division issued

Sarjis: Many fake coordinators have emerged after August 5

TDS Desk: Sarjis Alam, one of the central coordinators of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement, said that since August 5, numerous fake coordinators have emerged like chameleons. He said: “We need

Govt warns against misinformation about police fatalities in Jul-Aug uprising

Police headquarters publishes detailed list of 44 fatalities TDS Desk: The Bangladesh Police Headquarters on Friday published a detailed list of the 44 personnel killed during the July-August anti-fascist uprising,

Interim govt yet to appoint 7 Secies, 8 DCs

UNB, Dhaka Two months into its tenure, Bangladesh’s interim government is encountering increasing scrutiny over delays in appointing key administrative officials. With seven secretaries still unappointed in various ministries and