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November 16, 2024, 12:54 pm

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How Dhaka airport has transformed in last 100 days…! Govt to cut internet price to fulfill demand of Gen-Z Australian citizen killed in Cox’s Bazar accident Bangladeshi expat physician killed by ‘robbers’ in Dhanmondi Looming La Niña conditions threaten food production ‘Roots of fascists run so deep that fighting against them is difficult’: Asif Army warns against using its name in jhut business: ISPR Govt to provide food, livelihood assistance Nahid: Interim govt has ensured freedom of press, assembly Short supply of soybean oil hits market

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15 years of grievances can’t be solved in 15 days: Yunus

Youth will be building future, they should be in leadership position, he says UNB, Dhaka: Seeking some time to address people’s long grievances, Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus has said

Now Air Force, Navy officers get magistracy power as well

TDS Desk: Weeks after granting magistracy power to Bangladesh Army officers, the government has now been given the power to commissioned officers of the remaining two armed military forces –

6 reform commissions to start works fully soon

TDS Desk: The six commissions of the interim government, formed to reform the state apparatus, will start their works fully after the advisory council once again holds consultation with political

Petrobangla extends submission time for int’l offshore bidding

BSS: Petrobangla has extended the submission date of the international offshore block bidding round to December 9 from September 9, 2024 to get a better response from international oil-gas companies

BRTA, BIWTC get new chairmen

UNB, Dhaka: Director General of the Department of Printing and Publications Md Yeasin has been made the new chairman of Bangladesh Road Transport Authority (BRTA). The Public Administration Ministry issued

Textbook review committee cancellation: Interim govt complicity with radicals worrisome, TIB says

TDS Desk: The Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) today (30 September) said the interim government had set a worrisome and risky precedent by compromising policy decisions in response to “self-interested radical