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January 17, 2025, 12:24 pm

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The Nakshi Palli saga: Contraction from controversy Babar freed from prison after 17 yrs ACC sues Shamim Osman, family over 200cr money laundering allegations Gazette published listing 834 July uprising martyrs Don’t know whether Sheikh Hasina taken Indian citizenship or not: Spokesperson Hasnat Abdullah: Awami League or us — one must remain in Bangladesh Make tax policy that helps SMEs, women: Experts Why govt shifts lane from project loans to budget support Agro processors issue 7-day ultimatum for VAT withdrawal Banned BCL leader Nishi sent to Jail in student assault case

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297 killed by lightning in eight months

TDS Desk: The number of deaths from lightning strikes is increasing day by day in the country. In 8 months of this year, 297 people were killed by lightning strikes

Prof Yunus mourns death of ex-president Badruddoza Chowdhury

In a condolence message, he prays for eternal peace of the departed soul TDS Desk: Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Saturday condoled the death of the former president, veteran

Vessel operations suspended in coastal areas due to inclement weather

TDS Desk: Bangladesh Inland Water Transport Authority (BIWTA) has suspended vessel movement in the coastal areas, citing inclement weather and the issuance of local cautionary signal No. 3 at the

Army chief meets President Sahabuddin

TDS Desk: Chief of Army Staff General Waker-Uz-Zaman paid a courtesy call to President Mohammed Sahabuddin at Bangabhaban on Saturday morning, according to a statement from the President’s press wing.

Govt constitutes five reform commissions

BSS, Dhaka: The government has constituted five reform commissions to make the country’s electoral process, police administration, judiciary, anti-corruption watchdog and public administration more people oriented, accountable, efficient and neutral,

Hajj pre-registration begins; 52,836 pilgrims registered so far

TDS Desk: The early registration for Hajj 2025 has started from September 1. Yesterday till Wednesday A total of 52,836 people have been pre-registered till yesterday, Wednesday (October 2) According