- IGP directs to bolster special drive against criminals
- Rizwana emphasizes urgent climate actions
- Govt expects a consensual decision over President
- Bangladesh govt offers new Hajj packages with affordable, enhanced services
- BRUR bans political party-linked activities, suspends 2 teachers, 7 staffs
- Country’s GDP growth slows to 3.91% in Q4
- BIMSTEC should focus more on youth, environment, climate crisis: Prof Yunus
- NBR Advisory Committee seeks stakeholder proposals for reforms
- Students selling vegetables at fair prices
- BNP wants reforms based on consensus among political parties
- No writ petition sought ban on Awami League: Sarjis Alam
- Four police officials investigated over Tk 100cr worth of sand, stones looted in Sunamganj
- Fire stations to be built at 32 upazilas soon: Adviser
- AL can’t comeback in Bangladesh politics: BNP
- 75 students expelled from Chittagong Medical College
- Chief Adviser visits Ganabhaban
- Stock market today: Global shares rise and the yen dips after Japan's ruling party loses majority
- Awami League has no moral right to return to politics: Jamaat Ameer
- Investors protest sharp fall in stock market
- 2 policemen go missing as jumped into Padma River
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