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Traffic jam on Dhaka-Sylhet 3km highway disrupts commuters
A severe traffic jam spanning three kilometers has brought the Dhaka-Sylhet Highway to a standstill in the Sonargaon area of Narayanganj, severely disrupting the flow of traffic. The gridlock, which began around 8 a.m. on Tuesday, has caused significant delays for drivers and passengers alike....
4 get life term for 2005 murder in Narayanganj
A Narayanganj court on Tuesday sentenced four persons to life imprisonment for killing a man in 2005. The court also fined Tk 50,000 each. Judge of the Narayanganj Additional Session Judge court-2, Humaira Tabassum handed down the verdict. The convicts are -- Latif, Ratan and Awal of...
Hasnat reiterates strong stance against media biased towards fascism
Hasnat Abdullah, convenor of the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement, reaffirmed their firm stance against media outlets that support fascism. The pens that write in favour of fascismwe will break those pens again, he said at a public gathering on Tuesday afternoon at the Chashara Shaheed Minar...