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April 15, 2025, 8:54 pm

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Question leak within 20 minutes of starting SSC exam Telecommunication department in name only, functionally powerless Master plan for modern waste management on cards: Rizwana British MP Tulip Siddiq faces graft charges for accepting Gulshan flat as ‘bribe’ FICCI calls for equitable energy tariff to safeguard investment, competitiveness Govt unveils new policy for outsourcing workers as Bengali New Year’s gift EC to procure paper, printing materials within 4 months for polls Two killed in Faridpur road accident Probe report in Sagar-Runi murder case on May 21 Vessel carrying 10,000 MT rice arrives Ctg Port from India

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Contractual appointment of retd dist judges recommended

Staff Correspondent: The judicial reform commission has proposed the appointment of retired district judges on contractual basis to resolve the case backlogs. The commission has recommended appointing retired district judges

BNP, Jamaat, others start meeting with NCC

Staff Correspondent: Major political parties, including BNP and Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami, started a meeting with the National Consensus Commission, led by Chief Adviser Dr Muhammad Yunus, on Saturday. The meeting began

Nahid to join new party soon

Staff Correspondent: Information Adviser Mohammad Nahid Islam has indicated that he may step down from his government position to join a new political party if he feels that working directly

Modi acting as AL ambassador in US: Dudu

Staff Correspondent: BNP Vice-chairman Shamsuzzaman Dudu has said that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is acting as Awami League ambassador in the US. He said this at a discussion meeting

Foreigners in Bangladesh can now access emergency help via 999 in English: IGP

Staff Correspondent Foreign nationals in Bangladesh can now access emergency services by calling the national helpline 999, announced Inspector General of Police (IGP) Baharul Alam. The IGP has directed the

WB reaffirms support for Bangladesh’s inclusive growth

TDS Desk: The World Bank Vice President for South Asia, Martin Raiser, concluded his visit to Bangladesh on Thursday, reaffirming the World Bank’s support for economic reforms that are critical