- Dhaka-Benapole train service via Padma Bridge from Dec 2
- US reports first bird-flu case in a child
- BNP declines responsibility
- Cold weather grips Kurigram as temperature drops to 16 degrees Celsius
- Trump chooses Bessent to be treasury secretary, Vought as budget chief, Chavez-DeRemer for Labor
- Israeli strikes kill a hospital director in Lebanon and wound 9 medics in Gaza
- Bowlers struggle to claim five Windies wickets on Day 1
- New CEC Nasir Uddin and four commissioners to take oath tomorrow
- Bangladesh Bank criticizes Moody’s downgrade rating
- Dhaka ranks 3rd worst globally on Saturday morning
- World's tallest and shortest women share tea in London
- Fears for Gaza hospitals as fuel and aid run low
- Trump could ban British lawyer leading Netanyahu ICC prosecution, reports say
- Bangladesh dance troupe participates in Cultural Festival in India
- Putin hints at strikes on West in 'global' Ukraine war
- 2-day women photography exhibition begins in Rajshahi
- Bangladesh won the toss and elected to bowl
- China is expanding visa-free entry to more countries in bid to boost economy
- Kings defeat Mohammedan 3-1 in season opener
- Government will move forward step by step towards the election: Hassan Arif
46 US Congressmen demand Imran Khan's release
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Democrat Sarah McBride becomes first openly transgender member of US Congress
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