Politics

February 27, 2025, 12:48 am

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New student org ‘Gonotantrik Chhatro Sangsad’ launched 2 including BCL leader held in Natore Govt changes names of Banganabdhu Bridge over Jamuna, tunnel under Karnaphuli President accepts Nahid’s resignation letter Food processors eye to $2b export earning Thursday is Protein Day DU research team detects mercury in crude edible oil Minor girl drowns in Jamalpur Legal notice for Bangla language implementation Robbery gang leader among 10 held in Rajshahi

Politics

Attack on procession before 11 yrs: Latif Biswas among 56 identified Awami Leaguers sued in Belkuchi

Belkuchi Correspondent A case has been filed against former minister Abdul Latif Biswas in connection with the attack on the procession of 18-party alliance in Belkuchi upazila of Sirajganj district.

Tarique Rahman will definitely return home: Salahuddin

TDS Desk: BNP standing committee member Salahuddin Ahmed said the party has yet to create a conducive environment for the return of its acting chairman Tarique Rahman. “It will take

State reforms will be challenging even for an elected govt: Adviser Sakhawat

TDS Desk Not only the current interim government, but also the future elected administration would find it very challenging to fix the country’s problems after years of devastation and plundering,

BNP expels its secretary of Dinajpur district unit

TDS Desk The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has expelled Bakhtiar Ahmed Kachi, the general secretary of the Dinajpur district unit of BNP, from his position due to his alleged involvement

AL-linked tycoons siphoned-off $180bl in last 15 years: Fakhrul

TDS Desk BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has blamed the Awami League-linked tycoons for siphoning off $180 billion during the party’s 15 years of administration. They laundered $16

Both reforms and elections must for qualitative changes of state: Tarique

TDS Desk BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman has said both reforms and elections are very important for qualitative changes of state, politics and political parties. He was speaking as the