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Eight Islamic parties hold rallies in divisional cities

Leaders of eight Islamic parties, including the Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami and the Islami Andolan Bangladesh, on Saturday urged the government to ensure a level playing field for all political parties before the next general election...

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Madrassah teacher arrested over rape allegations

The police arrested a madrassa teacher at Darul Hikma Hafizia Madrassa in the Mawna Crossing area of Sreepur Municipality on Friday allegedly for raping a 12-year-old boy student...

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Rohingya woman arrested with one lakh Yaba pills

A team of the Rapid Action Battalion has arrested a Rohingya woman from a camp under Ukhia in Cox’s Bazar and seized over one lakh pieces of contraband Yaba pills from her house on Friday night...

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AIUB holds 10th CJEN Conference 2025

The department of media and mass communication of the American International University–Bangladesh held a two-day 10th Communication and Journalism Educators Network Conference 2025 concluded at the AIUB in Dhaka on Saturday...

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Many Islamic scholars hanged in false cases during AL regime: Fakhrul

Secretary general of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Saturday said that many Islamic scholars, including Jamaat-e-Islami amir Maulana Motiur Rahman Nizami, Nayadiganta owner Mir Quasem Ali and BNP standing committee member Salauddin Quader Chowdhury, were sentenced to death in false cases, calling it a shameful chapter in the nation’s history...

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NCC-jurists yet to find viable mechanism

The adjourned meeting of the National Consensus Commission and its panel of legal experts to decide the recommendations on the July National Charter implementation mechanism ended on Saturday also without any ‘legally valid and politically acceptable’ solution...

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First consignment US wheat reaches Chattogram

The first consignment of wheat, under a memorandum of understanding between Bangladesh and the United States for the annual import of 7 lakh tonnes, reached the outer anchorage of the Chittagong port on Saturday...

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Left parties protest at leasing out port facilities

Several left-leaning political organisations, professional bodies and citizens on Saturday staged a protest rally in Chattogram against the government move to lease out different facilities of Chattogram port, including container terminals, to foreign companies...

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What’s at stake as US-Canada trade tensions surge?

The United States and Canada’s trading relationship has come under threat as President Donald Trump announced an abrupt stop to talks with Ottawa, freezing months of negotiations that cover key sectors like automotives and aluminum...

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National Bank holds Cumilla regional managers’ meet

National Bank PLC organised an engaging and outcome-driven ‘Managers Meet’ with 19 branch managers from the Cumilla region on Thursday, aimed at reviewing branch performance, sharing operational insights, and setting a renewed course for sustainable growth and service excellence, said a press release...

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Eastern Bank signs agreement with CliniCall

Eastern Bank recently signed an Online Payment Gateway and ZIP agreement with CliniCall Ltd, a leading telemedicine platform in Bangladesh, said a press release...

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Four tons light up NCL opening day

Ariful Islam, Marshall Ayub, Mahmudul Hasan, and Yasir Ali struck hundreds to lit up the opening day of the 27th National Cricket League that began at four different venues on Saturday...

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Focus shifts on T20Is now

Bangladesh will now shift their focus towards the forthcoming three-match T20Is, after winning the ODI series by 2-1 against the West Indies, which starts on Monday at the Bir Shrestha Shaheed Flight Lieutenant Motiur Rahman Stadium in Chattogram...

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Cummins shuts down talk of four quicks against England

Skipper Pat Cummins has poured cold water on Australia fielding four frontline fast bowlers during the Ashes series against England, saying it was ‘very unlikely’ spinner Nathan Lyon will be overlooked...

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Rohit, Kohli turn back clock as India crush Australia

Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli turned back the clock with a 168-run stand in what could be their Australian swansongs as India thrashed the hosts by nine wickets in the third one-day international on Saturday...

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Madrid can show growth in Clasico: Alonso

Real Madrid coach Xabi Alonso said his team are arriving at Sunday’s La Liga Clasico in better shape after correcting mistakes made in their derby thrashing by Atletico Madrid...

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UN has ‘stopped working’: Lula

Brazilian president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva took a swipe Saturday at the United Nations and other multilateral institutions, saying they ‘stopped working’ and failed to protect Gaza’s war victims...

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Ouattara set for 4th term as Ivory Coast president

Ivorians voted Saturday to pick a new president, with incumbent Alassane Ouatarra a shoo-in for a controversial fourth term, pitted against a divided opposition further hobbled by the barring of two leading candidates...

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UN cybercrime treaty signed, rights groups opposed

Countries signed their first UN treaty targeting cybercrime in Hanoi on Saturday, despite opposition from an unlikely band of tech companies and rights groups warning of expanded state surveillance...

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Trump sending US carrier to Latin America

The Pentagon on Friday ordered the deployment of an aircraft carrier strike group to counter drug-trafficking organizations in Latin America, a major escalation of a US military buildup that Venezuela’s leader warned was steered at ‘fabricating a war.’...

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Nurses deserve more than gratitude

THE global discourse, as highlighted by the International Labour Organisation, has rightly recognised the ‘care economy’ as a vital pillar for the future of decent work. This economy, spanning both paid and unpaid labour, from a nurse in a hospital ward to a family member tending to an elder, is facing a worldwide crisis of recognition, resources and rights. For...

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Unsafe food demands strict urgent action

RAMPANT food adulteration is a grave and persistent public health threat, with unsafe food turning what sustains life into a slow and silent agent of disease and death. Recent laboratory tests by the Bangladesh Food Safety Authority show how deeply the problem has penetrated the food chain. Of the 15 bread samples tested, 11 contained potassium bromate, a banned...