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April 9, 2025, 10:15 am

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Govt renames two Thanas Bangladeshi banks among the most vulnerable to US tariffs in Asia-Pacific: Moody’s Some want to forcibly keep Prof Yunus in power for 5 years: Manna Ex-industries minister Nurul Majid, his wife sued over amassing Tk9.28 cr illegally Reforms in key sectors could create millions of jobs: WB Myanmar to start reviewing names of 5.5 lakh Rohingyas soon: Khalilur School teacher killed in Barguna road accident Hajj flights will start from April 29: Religious Affairs Adviser Bangladesh calls for increased investment in universal health Bangladesh inks ‘Artemis Accords’ with NASA

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Proposed renewable energy policy protected fossil fuel business interests: Experts

TDS Desk: The proposed draft Renewable Energy Policy 2025’s limited targets will not ensure the country’s energy security. Instead, it will increase dependence on fossil fuels and allow businesses to

Bagerhat gorwers won’t sell Aman to govt

Bagerhat Correspondent: Despite a good yield of Aman paddy in Bagerhat’s saline-prone lands this season, government warehouses remain empty as farmers prefer private sales due to higher market prices, officials

Zia Charitable Trust case: ACC, prosecution move Appellate Division challenging Khaleda’s acquittal

Staff Correspondent: The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) and the prosecution have filed an appeal at the Appellate Division challenging a High Court verdict that acquitted BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia, scrapping her

Bagerhat’s artisans keep tradition alive with handmade ‘talpakha’

Bagerhat Correspondent: Even in the digital age, the traditional ‘talpakha’ (handmade fan crafted from palm leaves) remains a staple in homes across Bangladesh, offering a natural respite from the summer

Intelligence agencies intimidated journalists during July uprising in Bangladesh: UN

UNB: Journalists were intimidated by Bangladesh’s intelligence agencies, including DGFI and NSI agents, to refrain them from reporting on the July uprising, according to a recent report of the United

Intelligence agencies collecting info about DCs who served as ROs in 2024: Public Administration Secy

Staff Correspondent: Intelligence agencies are currently gleaning information about the deputy commissioners (DCs) who served as returning officers in 2024 general elections, said Senior Secretary of the Ministry of Public