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March 9, 2025, 8:54 am

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Bangladesh national killed in BSF firing at Panchagarh border Reazul Islam now new Chairman of RAJUK UN urges interim govt to take urgent steps to freeze, seize stolen assets 2 killed in Jamalpur road crash Unlocking workplace opportunities for women could boost GDP by almost 40pc No room for gender discrimination: Asif Mahmud FAO introduces improved fish drying technology in Bangladesh Child rape accused won’t be spared: Advisor BNP’s Selima Rahman slams govt for failing to curb mob justice Take dev projects thru standard feasibility studies, analyzing opinions: IMED

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Supreme Court operations to remain suspended next 2 days

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Khaleda Zia released

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Maa won’t return to politics anymore, Joy tells BBC

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Interim govt with Dr Yunus as chief adviser proposed

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All the people of Bangladesh feel liberated: Dr Yunus

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