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November 17, 2024, 7:55 pm

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Key achievements of interim govt in 100 days Default loans hit record Tk2.85 lakh cr Sirajganj Poura AL leader Philips sent to Jail Desh TV MD Arif remanded in attempt to murder case Govt creates employment for 86,277 people in 100 days Fire extinguished after 7 hrs at Akmal Ali Ghat in Ctg, 37 structures burnt 4 burnt in Gazipur gas cylinder explosion Chief Adviser to address the nation at 7:00pm How the success of combo offers reflects a shift in middle-class purchasing culture Toll collection beyond deadline raises concerns

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July Martyrs Memorial Foundation to support 200 families weekly: Sarjis

TDS Desk: July Martyrs Memorial Foundation General Secretary has said the organization will give assistance to 200 families every week. Sarjis Alam, also a key coordinator of the Anti-Discrimination Student

Young generation will lead Bangladesh: Nahid Islam

BSS Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology Adviser Md Nahid Islam on Friday said the young generation will lead Bangladesh in all aspects. “Young people have shown Bangladesh a new way

Law Adviser to oversee financial, administrative duties at Speaker’s office

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5 lakh jobs to be created in govt sector in next 2 years: Adviser Asif

UNB, Dhaka Asif Mahmud Sojib Bhuiyan, adviser to the Ministry of Youth and Sports and the Ministry of Labour and Employment, has said that a total of 500,000 jobs will

US to help Bangladesh recover stolen money: envoy

BSS, Dhaka: The United States (US) has assured Bangladesh of providing support to repatriating its stolen money. US Charge d’Affaires Helen LaFave made the assurance as she paid a farewell

Bid to oust President loses steam as BNP sees it election-delaying ploy

UNB, Dhaka: The push to remove President Mohammed Shahabuddin by student leaders of the anti-discrimination movement appear to be faltering due to strong opposition from the BNP, which perceives it