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April 3, 2025, 10:52 am

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BNP’s central leadership lacks control at the local level: NCP Draft report on genocide case against Hasina submitted to prosecution ‘Government now well-established both economically and politically’ Draft of ‘Supreme Court Secretariat Ordinance-2025’ prepared India’s parliament set to debate controversial law on Muslim endowments Army deployed as floodwaters breach embankment in Satkhira Khaleda Zia undergoes ‘complete health check-up in London Dispute of criminals behind Ctg double murder Bangladesh floats tenders to buy 3 spot LNG cargoes by mid-May Rumor Scanner detects 298 misinformation cases in March

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Osman family accused of incredible forgery to evade govt debt

TDS Desk: The travel agency owned by Sakhawat Hossain has an office in a small room of a building in the capital’s Fakirapool with only a table and three chairs.

Emma Reynolds replaces Tulip as UK City Minister

TDS Desk: UK’s Labour government has appointed Emma Reynolds as the Economic Secretary to the Treasury ministry, also known as the City Minister, after accepting Bangladesh-born Tulip Siddiq’s resignation from

Controversial officials being caught gradually: Home Adviser

TDS Desk: The government is intensifying its drive against controversial officials within law enforcement agencies and other government agencies, said Home Affairs Adviser Lt Gen (retd) Jahangir Alam Chowdhury on

Govt plans upgrading Dhaka-Ctg highway to 10-lane, DPP by June

TDS Desk: The government has revised plan to upgrade the existing 4-lane Dhaka-Chattogram Highway to 10-lane from previous 8-lane as the detailed project proposal (DPP) with cost of Taka 732

Police halt Chhatra Jote’s march towards chief adviser’s residence

TDS Desk: Police intercepted a march by the Ganatantrik Chhatra Jote consisting of seven left-wing organizations heading toward the chief adviser’s residence on Tuesday, blocking protesters from delivering their five-point

Beximco workers form human chain demanding LC resumption

Nabinagar Correspondent: Around 40,000 workers from 16 closed factories of the Beximco Group staged a human chain on the Nabinagar-Chandra highway, demanding the resumption of letter of credit (LC) facilities