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- Hezbollah’s guided missiles afflict casualties on Israeli forces
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- Ex-minister Faruk Khan arrested
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- Martyr Abu Sayeed passes NTRCA written test
- Govt seeks increased Turkish investment
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- Ex-Agriculture Minister Abdur Razzaque arrested
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- Egg wholesalers halt trade in Dhaka, Ctg
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- Govt to sell potato, egg, onion, patal under OMS
- Iran to give remorseful response to any Israeli blunder: IRGC
- BPL teams finalize rosters as Mashrafe, Mahmudullah returns
Taliban vows media ban on images of living beings
Afghanistans Taliban morality ministry said on Monday that it will enforce a law banning news media from publishing images of all living things, with the rule being implemented gradually. This comes after the Taliban recently formalized their strict interpretations of Islamic law, which they have...
Taliban implementing media ban on images of living things
Afghanistans Taliban morality ministry seeks to implement a law that bans news media from publishing images of all living things, reports BSS. It comes after the Taliban government recently announced legislation formalising their interpretations of Islamic law. The law applies to all...