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- Grand Mosque authority offers free storage for Umrah performers
- One hectare of forestland recovered in Tangail, brick kiln fined in Savar
- Bangladesh sets deadline for undocumented foreign nationals to legalise status
- Fire at secretariat was not an accident but planned: Nur
- ‘Wall of Humanity’ launched at Dhaka College to share warm clothes
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- Fakhrul urges accountability for those responsible for Secretariat fire
- Cyber protection ordinance is an extension of DSA
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- Japan Airlines hit by cyberattack, delaying flights during the holiday season
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- Govt officials' wealth statement deadline extended by 1.5 months
- Bangladesh participates in France's short film festival
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- Agents of Hasina burned files of various misdeeds: Sarjis
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- Commission recommends reducing lethal weapons
- Secretariat fire: 7-member probe body formed
'Intellectuals' killings were anti-liberation forces’ most heinous revenge'
The killing of intellectuals in a planned and brutal massacre during the Liberation War was the most heinous act of vengeance by anti-liberation forces after their defeat, remarked Chief Adviser of the interim government, Dr Muhammad Yunus. In a message issued on Friday marking the occasion of...