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March 7, 2025, 8:35 am

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Mirza Fakhrul returns home from hospital 2 killed in Jhenaidah road accidents RNPP likely to supply power from 2026 Inflation, reforms, stability key challenges: Experts UK keen to forge new climate partnerships with Bangladesh Election this year may be difficult for unrest, Nahid Eight eminent individuals to get Independence Award-2025 Tk10cr in illegal wealth: ACC files cases against Tipu Munshi, wife Irene Govt taking swift action against mob violence: Home Adviser View exchange meeting on OMS programme held in Sirajganj

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Travel ban imposed on AKM Mozammel Huq

TDS Desk: A Dhaka court on Sunday imposed a travel ban on former minister of liberation war affairs, AKM Mozammel Huq. The Dhaka Metropolitan Senior Special Judge’s Court, presided over

Bangladesh faces deepening summer power crisis amid payment issues

TDS Desk: The upcoming summer could see one of the worst power supply situations in recent years, as the government struggles to clear outstanding payments to independent power producers, gas

‘Interim government can’t resolve all issues quickly’

TDS Desk: Youth and Sports Adviser Asif Mahmud Shojib Bhuyain said, it is not possible for the Interim Government to resolve all issues quickly. He made this remark at the

BNP forms convening committees in eight districts

TDS Desk: BNP has announced a full convening committee for its Meherpur district unit and partial convening committees for seven other district units, including Chittagong South, Gazipur and Narayanganj. The

Dr Zahid stresses importance of LDC graduation

TDS Desk: Former lead economist of the World Bank Bangladesh Office, Dr Zahid Hussain, has said that Bangladesh cannot unilaterally defer its LDC graduation timeframe. He said: “The United Nations

It’s ridiculous to let Bangla Academy or police read books before printing: Cultural Adviser

TDS Desk: Cultural Adviser Mostofa Sarwar Farooki has addressed concerns about manuscript verification before the publication of books for the Amar Ekushey Book Fair, saying recent media reports may have