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Abir Abdullah depicts public suffering

Renowned photographer, photo editor and educator Abir Abdullah has depicted the sufferings of people amid the monsoon rains in Dhaka in his solo photography exhibition titled Troubling Rain under way at Alliance Française de Dhaka in Dhanmondi...

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Putting back stones begins, drives continue

The local administration on Friday started putting the stones, recovered from the hands of a racket, back to Sadapathar, a popular tourist destination at Bholaganj in Companiganj upazila of Sylhet...

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100 tonnes of Indian onion arrive at Sonamasjid

Amid the rising price of onion at local market, a consignment of 100 tonnes of the spicy item arrived at Sonamasjid Land Port of the bordering district of Chapainawabganj from India on Thursday evening...

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Singapore ship levied $1b in damages by Sri Lanka

Owners of a Singapore-registered vessel urged Colombo on Friday to consider more ‘rational’ compensation after they were ordered to pay $1 billion in damages for causing Sri Lanka’s worst case of environmental pollution...

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Afeida, Sapna join Bhutan’s RTC for AFC WCL mission

Bangladesh women’s national team captain Afeida Khandaker and midfielder Sapna Rani have joined Royal Thimphu College Women’s Football Club ahead of the AFC Women’s Champions League preliminary round on Friday...

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Manufactured freedom and myth of choice

WHAT if the most sinister achievement of modern capitalism is its ability to convince people that their suffering is entirely self-inflicted? Netflix’s Squid Game, which burst into global consciousness in 2021, isn’t merely a dystopian thriller, it is a masterclass in economic allegory. On the surface, it tells the story of 456 people who voluntarily sign up to compete in...

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IUB wins Best Paper Award at IEEE QPAIN 2025

The department of electrical and electronic engineering of Independent University, Bangladesh has recently received the Best Paper Award in the Poster Paper Presentation category at the 2025 IEEE International Conference on Quantum Photonics, Artificial Intelligence, and Networking...

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A way to ensure diversity of opinions

IN RECENT years, debates over electoral reform in Bangladesh have intensified, with many policymakers, academics and citizens arguing for a system that would represent the diversity of political opinions. One potential model comes from Japan’s house of representatives, which uses a combination of single-seat constituencies and proportional representation. Adopting...

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25,000 families marooned as Teesta, Padma swell

About 25,000 families in Lalmonirhat, Chapainawabganj and Rajshahi districts were marooned on Wednesday as low-lying areas have been flooded due to a persistent rise in the water levels of the Teesta and Padma rivers...

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Drives launched against white stone looters at last

The authorities on Wednesday began drives against the people responsible for widespread looting of stones from Sadapathar, a popular tourist spot, at Bholaganj under Companiganj upazila in Sylhet district...

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Man in ApBN uniform killed Anas, father testifies at tribunal

Shahriar Khan Palash, father of martyr Shahriar Khan Anas, on Monday testified at the International Crimes Tribunal 1 that the man who targeted, shot and subsequently killed his son was in the uniform of Armed Police Battalion...

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Mobile exhibition of uprising photographs begins

A two-day mobile exhibition of the 2024 July mass uprising photographs began in the capital Dhaka on Monday with the exhibition travelling the city areas where the autocratic Awami League regime had faced significant resistance during the uprising...

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New extraction phase begins at Barapukuria Coal Mine

Authorities have launched a new phase of extraction at the Barapukuria Coal Mine in the north-western region, expecting to dig out 3.94 lakh tones of hydrocarbon from the quarry in the next one year.

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foodpanda launches pandapro WEEKS

Online food and grocery delivery platform foodpanda, has launched ‘pandapro WEEKS’, offering 30 per cent off on food orders for pandapro subscribers...

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Growing case backlog warrants early, effective intervention

THE number of cases pending with the courts has reached a little more than 4.33 million as of March. Subordinate courts have about 3.69 million cases pending, the High Court Division of the Supreme Court 599,000 cases pending and the Appellate Division 34,926 cases, as ¶¶Òõ¾«Æ· reported on August 10. There were about 4.05 million cases, keeping to Supreme Court...

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Courts burdened with 43 lakh pending cases

The backlog of cases in the Supreme Court of Bangladesh continues to grow, with data showing a steady increase in pending matters across both the High Court and Appellate Division — raising concerns about the pace and impact of ongoing judicial reforms.

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2 arrested for killing, dismembering body at Tongi

The Rapid Action Battalion on Saturday arrested two suspects over the killing of a bus helper named Oli Mia, whose dismembered body was recovered from Gazipur’s Tongi on Friday...

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Nagasaki bell rings in 80yrs since A-bomb

Twin cathedral bells rang in unison Saturday in Japan’s Nagasaki for the first time since the atomic bombing of the city 80 years ago, commemorating the moment of horror.