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April 11, 2025, 10:46 am

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Will continue to work in support of your trade agenda: Dr Yunus tells President Trump ‘BD eyes top spot in global apparel exports’ 2 killed in Naogaon clash BAF Base renamed as ‘BAF Base Bir Uttam AK Khandker’ BB ED appointed as MD of ICB Islami Bank RMG corporate tax likely to double BD eyes foreign investment to unlock agro-processing potential BNP takes out massive rally against Gaza massacre ‘Foreign investment pipeline created, continuous monitoring, communication to be maintained’ Bad loans must be cut to ensure good governance in banks: Speakers

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Won’t spare anyone, including law enforcers, in ‘Operation Devil Hunt’: Home Adviser

Staff Correspondent: No one, including law enforcement officials, will be spared in Operation Devil Hunt, said Home Adviser Lt Gen (Retd) Jahangir Alam Chowdhury. “Both high-profile figures and small-time offenders

Saudi bars children at Hajj 2025

Staff Correspondent: In a move aimed at ensuring the safety of children, Saudi Arabia has banned youngsters from accompanying their parents or guardians during the 2025 Hajj season. The ban

Govt pushes drive to modernise NBR with new tech to augment revenue collection

Staff Correspondent: The interim government is pushing for further technological advancements at the National Board of Revenue (NBR), finding there is much ground that Bangladesh needs to make up within

CID investigates after ‘bones’ found at Dhanmondi 32

Staff Correspondent: The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) has reported finding “some bones” at the partially demolished house of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman on Dhanmondi Road No 32. The CID’s Crime

Unregulated fishing devastates Jamalganj Haors endangering biodiversity

UNB Unchecked fishing, including the reckless use of high-powered pumps to drain wetlands, is driving indigenous fish species in Jamalganj upazila towards extinction, sparking serious concerns over biodiversity loss. Once

Expats stage protest for rehabilitation, financial support

Staff Correspondent: Bangladeshi expatriates, mainly those who had been living in Dubai, staged a sit-in protest in front of the InterContinental Hotel in the capital on Monday, demanding financial support