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December 25, 2024, 7:23 pm

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Politics

Rally at the Central Shaheed Minar on September 14

TDS Desk: BNP on Wednesday announced a two-day program to pay homage in memory of those who were killed in the movements against authoritarian rule over the past 17 years

BNP holds meetings with 3 more parties

TDS Desk: The BNP on Monday held meetings with three more like-minded political parties to consolidate the unity that has developed among themselves. The meetings took place at the BNP

India repeatedly adopts ‘dominance politics’ with neighbouring countries: Fakhrul

TDS Desk: BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Monday criticised India’s hegemonic attitude, stating that it continually adopts ‘dominance politics’ with its neighbouring countries. “India understands better the

BNP starts talks with its allies to keep unity intact

UNB, Dhaka BNP on Friday started talks with its allied political parties in a bid to consolidate the unity that was developed during the simultaneous movement. The BNP held separate

Has Ex-FM Hasan Mahmud fled to Belgium?

UNB: Former Foreign Minister and Bangladesh Awami League joint general secretary Hasan Mahmud has left the country for Belgium before the travel ban imposed on a number of ministers including

Beyond politics: A tale of Tarique Rahman’s hidden philanthropy

TDS Desk: Salma (not her real name), a young SSC examinee, faced a devastating reality—her battle against blood cancer was nearing an end, not because of the disease’s aggressiveness, but