- 10 healthy drinks to start your day
- Govt working to further reduce internet prices: Ahmad Taiyeb
- Vessel carrying 12,700 MT rice arrives at Ctg port from Vietnam
- Mild heat wave sweeps over nine districts: Met office
- Bangladesh erupts in protests against Israeli massacre in Gaza
- “Israel's genocide and occupation in Gaza must end immediately.”
- Nasir gets ICC clearance to resume playing after ban
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- Bangladesh opens 4-day summit to boost direct foreign investment
- World Health Day today
- CUET admission process to begin April 9
- Dollars costlier despite ample reserves
- Dhaka's dwellers breathe "moderate" air quality today
- Uncertainty surrounds around 800 million in Bangladeshi shipments
- Bus-truck collision kills 3 in Rajshahi
- Hamas fires rockets at Israeli cities
- ‘Swadhinata Concert’ with leading musicians in four cities on Friday
- Bangladesh Hockey team finalizes squad for AHF Cup
- July uprising creates atmosphere for free assembly
- Islami Bank MD sent on mandatory leave
Smoking's mental health bomb: Anxiety, memory loss, and sleep woes
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Dhaka ranks 5th among cities with worst air quality Saturday
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