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April 17, 2025, 10:25 pm

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Investigation committee report: Wasteful projects in the name of Digital Bangladesh Dhaka, Islamabad holds FOC after 15 years 2 killed in Kushtia road accidents Meeting with govt not satisfactory: Polytechnic students Bangladesh decides to ratify 1992 Water Convention Bay Terminal: Tk14,908cr support project set for final govt approval 2-day Meet Bangladesh Exposition set to start April 24 Dr Yunus gifted tremendous ‘soft power’ to Bangladesh: Lutfey Siddiqi End crimes against media professionals and ensure justice: Speakers Dhaka urges Delhi to take steps to fully protect minority Muslims

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Mahmudur Rahman acquitted in Joy murder plot case

Staff Correspondent: A Dhaka court on Monday (February 10) acquitted Amar Desh Editor Mahmudur Rahman in a case filed over an attempt to abduct and murder Awami League leader Sajeeb

BGB seizes smuggled goods worth Tk 162.52 cr in Jan

TDS Desk: Members of Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) have seized arms, ammunition, drugs and other contraband items worth Tk 162.52 crore during anti-smuggling drives across the country, especially in bordering

Ex-BASIC Bank Chairman Bacchu sued over Tk125cr graft allegation

TDS Desk: The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has filed a case against Sheikh Abdul Hye Bacchu, former chairman of BASIC Bank Limited, on graft allegations, including illegally amassing wealth and laundering

500 JS seats recommended

TDS Desk: The Election Reform Commission has made a final recommendation to establish a bicameral national parliament with 500 seats. Additionally, it recommended the provision for the direct election of

Police to lead Operation Devil Hunt, armed forces to assist

TDS Desk: Those who are trying to destabilize the nation will be brought to book under Operation Devil Hunt, Home Ministry senior secretary Nasimul Goni said on Sunday. When asked

Bangladesh Police draw criticism after launching website to document violent incidents during July uprising

TDS Desk: The Bangladesh Police have come under fire after announcing the launch of a website aimed at collecting evidence of violent incidents, including attacks, killings, and shootings, that took