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December 25, 2024, 7:03 pm

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Effective media role sought in identifying obstetric fistula patients Man killed in Magura road accident 1 killed in Kurigram road crash Cold wave hits Panchagarh as mercury drops to 9°C Moderate cold wave with fog likely across the country Missing co-coordinator Khaled returns, afraid to tell anyone anything Khaleda Zia likely to go to London on Jan 7 NCTB cancels holidays of all officers, employees No info on religious-based visa rejections for students by Poland: MoFA People sacrifice lives not only for polls or voting rights: Adviser Asif

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Suryakumar keeps faith in youngsters

Sports Desk: India’s T20 skipper Suryakumar Yadav said on Saturday that he believes pace bowler Mayank Agarwal has an X-factor in him as they prepare to take on Bangladesh in three-match

2500 police deployed for India vs Bangladesh T20I match in Gwalior

TDS Desk: The district magistrate issued prohibitory orders banning protests and the circulation of inflammatory material, particularly on social media, to maintain peace and ensure the match proceeds without incident.

Lukaku stars as Napoli beat Como to hold Serie A top spot

Sports Desk: Romelu Lukaku starred again for Napoli by scoring once and setting up two more goals in Friday’s 3-1 win over Como which ensured top spot in Serie A

Tigers to take on India in T20 series with new approach

Sports Desk: Putting their Test series disappointment behind, Bangladesh vowed to unleash a new approach to keep under immense pressure as they take on the hosts in the three-match T20

‘We have waited for this win for a long time’

Sports Desk: An unwanted, 16-match and decade-long losing streak in T20 World Cups finally came to an end for Bangladesh. They kicked off their ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2024

India bans protest in Gwalior ahead of Bangladesh-India T20I

Sports Desk: The Indian authorities have banned protests and the circulation of inflammatory materials on social media ahead of a T20I match between India and Bangladesh on October 6. The