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April 11, 2025, 9:37 am

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Will continue to work in support of your trade agenda: Dr Yunus tells President Trump ‘BD eyes top spot in global apparel exports’ 2 killed in Naogaon clash BAF Base renamed as ‘BAF Base Bir Uttam AK Khandker’ BB ED appointed as MD of ICB Islami Bank RMG corporate tax likely to double BD eyes foreign investment to unlock agro-processing potential BNP takes out massive rally against Gaza massacre ‘Foreign investment pipeline created, continuous monitoring, communication to be maintained’ Bad loans must be cut to ensure good governance in banks: Speakers

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Awami League is a ‘transplanted force’ from abroad: Mahfuj Alam

Staff Correspondent: Information and Broadcasting Adviser Mahfuj Alam on Saturday said Awami League is not a domestic force rather it is essentially a ‘transplanted force’ from abroad. “Awami League is

Govt to accomplish immediate implementable media reform proposals: CA

BSS: Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Saturday said the interim government will take initiatives to carry out those proposals of the Media Reform Commission, which are immediately implementable. He

Journalists’ starting salary should match a gazetted officer’s basic salary

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No date set yet for Tarique Rahman’s return: Fakhrul

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Quick national consensus possible through dialogue: Ali Riaz

Staff Correspondent: National Consensus Commission Vice-Chairman Ali Riaz on Saturday said a national consensus could be achieved quickly through dialogue involving all political parties. “There are disagreements and differences of

Rapid Himalayan ice melt puts Bangladesh at risk: UN

TDS Desk: The United Nations has raised alarms about the rapid melting of Himalayan glaciers, warning of severe consequences for Bangladesh and other countries in the region. A new report,