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April 18, 2025, 8:49 pm

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Police constable commits ‘suicide’ in Chuadanga Shafiqul criticises cricketer Shakib for joining JS polls with AL ticket Govt spent only 36.65pc of ADP fund in Jul-Mar: IMED ANFREL delegation meets Fakhrul, discusses election issue Bangladesh lags behind in meeting conditions in 4 areas Foreign Adviser calls for addressing expat issues at home before their arrival in destination countries Dudu accuses govt of delaying election to sideline BNP 2 die in Sirajganj road accident India dismisses Bangladesh’s remarks on West Bengal violence as “unwarranted” 41 sacks of govt rice seized in Ullapara

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Khaleda Zia exempted from case filed in Comilla

TDS Desk: BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia has been exempted from a sabotage case by a court in Comilla. Judge Afroza Shyuli of Comilla Additional Sessions Judge Court-1 passed the order

Workers unable to go to Malaysia stage protest at Kawran Bazar

TDS Desk: A group of workers, unable to travel to Malaysia despite securing calling visas, staged a protest by blocking a portion of the road in the capital’s Kawran Bazar

‘EC focuses on parliamentary polls over local govt elections’

TDS Desk: Election Commissioner Abdur Rahmanel Masud has said that the Election Commission (EC) is prioritizing the upcoming parliamentary elections over local government elections. He made this remark while speaking

MATS students block Shahbagh in protest over unmet demands

TDS Desk: The protesting students said that despite suspending academic and administrative activities for three months, their demands have not been met Under the banner of the “General MATS Students

London Clinic to offer unified medical care for Khaleda Zia

TDS Desk: Doctors at the London Clinic in the UK have decided to provide BNP Chairperson and former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia with a “one-stop service” for her medical treatment,

BNP leader optimistic about good Bangladesh-US ties under Trump

TDS Desk: Senior BNP leader Nazrul Islam Khan has expressed optimism that Bangladesh’s relations with the United States will remain unaffected under Donald Trump’s presidency. “We believe that the two