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April 7, 2025, 4:43 pm

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Makeine: Too Many Losing Heroines! Anime Season 2 Announced BNP calls on India to reconsider waqf law Record $3.29 bn remittance came in March Starlink gets Bida approval to operate in Bangladesh Trump’s tariffs: NBR preparing list of US goods that could qualify for tariff reductions Child killed in Pabna road mishap Court freezes 34 bank accounts of ex-SSF DG Mujibur, wife ACC chairman addresses Tulip Siddiq’s comments to UK media Record Tk 4.11cr toll collected at Padma Bridge in 24 hrs ICT chief prosecutor suspects plot against Aynaghar investigators

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Scudetto hero Osimhen a Napoli outcast after failing to find exit

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Rishad joins Big Bash team Hobart Hurricanes

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Masood, Ayub help Pakistan recover after Taskin’s early wicket

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BCB president admits there had been corruption in the board

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Badminton world number one Shi dumped out of Korea Open

AFP, Seoul China’s badminton world number one Shi Yuqi continued his indifferent run of form with a quarter-final loss to Hong Kong’s Lee Cheuk-yiu at the Korea Open on Friday.