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April 9, 2025, 8:06 am

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Govt renames two Thanas Bangladeshi banks among the most vulnerable to US tariffs in Asia-Pacific: Moody’s Some want to forcibly keep Prof Yunus in power for 5 years: Manna Ex-industries minister Nurul Majid, his wife sued over amassing Tk9.28 cr illegally Reforms in key sectors could create millions of jobs: WB Myanmar to start reviewing names of 5.5 lakh Rohingyas soon: Khalilur School teacher killed in Barguna road accident Hajj flights will start from April 29: Religious Affairs Adviser Bangladesh calls for increased investment in universal health Bangladesh inks ‘Artemis Accords’ with NASA

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DCs propose military training for Bangladeshi youths

Staff Correspondent: Deputy Commissioners (DCs) on Tuesday proposed the introduction of universal military training for youths, aiming to involve them in the country’s defence efforts. The proposal was made during

Bhutan seeks joint venture with Bangladesh on hydropower: Envoy

Staff Correspondent: Bhutan is keen on joint venture investment with Bangladesh to harness the hydropower potentials of the Himalayan kingdom, its ambassador to Bangladesh Rinchen Kuentsyl said on Tuesday. Bhutan

Demand for fair share of Teesta River gets louder

UNB: A protest march involving thousands of people rocked the riverbanks in Lalmonirhat on Tuesday, demanding a fair share of Teesta River water and the implementation of the Teesta Master

Fakhrul urges India to resolve Teesta issue, end border killings, ‘big brother’ attitude

Staff Correspondent: BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Monday urged India to resolve the Teesta-water sharing issue, stop border killings, and shun its ‘big brother’ attitude to maintain

CA for establishing new economic zone in SA

Staff Correspondent: Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Monday stressed the need for establishing a new economic zone involving Bangladesh, India, Nepal and Bhutan. “The process has begun. This process

Prolonged single-party rule politicised security sector in Bangladesh: UN

TDS Desk: The prolonged single-party rule had steadily politicised Bangladesh’s state institutions that permeated the country’s entire security sector as well, since authorities preferred recruitment and promotion there to be