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13pc of RMG workers await full benefit

Around 13 per cent of surveyed garment workers in Bangladesh have yet to receive the full wage increase under the country’s most recently revised minimum wage structure, with some receiving only partial hikes and others none at all, according to a recent study...

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B-TopSE prog launched to boost ICT industry

Bangladesh Top Software Engineer programme, also known as B-TopSE, was launched on Sunday at a seminar hosted by JICA, in collaboration with Bangladesh Computer Council and the Bangladesh Association of Software and Information Services, said a press release...

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No one would refuse Test captaincy: Liton 

Bangladesh T20I captain Liton Das on Sunday stated that no one would refuse the Test captaincy if that’s proposed to him by the Bangladesh Cricket Board. 

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Liton wants challenge and pressure

Captain Liton Das wants his players to be challenged and perform under pressure as Bangladesh take on the West Indies in the first of the three-match T20I series at the Bir Shrestha Shaheed Flight Lieutenant Motiur Rahman Stadium in Chattogram today. 

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From power shift to system shift

QUALITATIVE change in the political system is a reflection of the long-term hopes and dreams of a nation. But this change does not happen automatically or suddenly; it requires a path of continuous, well-thought-out and structural reforms. Recently, a wave of major change has been seen in Bangladeshi politics, which is an expression of the accumulated anger of the...

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Ekushey Book Fair to be held in Feb: Shafiqul Alam

Bangladesh interim government chief adviser’s press secretary Shafiqul Alam on Sunday said that the Amar Ekushey Book Fair 2026 would be held in February with some adjustments to the schedule due to the national election slated for the first half of the month...

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Reforming public procurement

PUBLIC procurement is essential for governments to convert budget funds into public services and infrastructure. In Bangladesh, where public procurement constitutes a large share of government expenditure, inefficiency, politicisation, and institutional weakness often result in cost overruns, project delays, and corruption risks—ultimately eroding public trust and...

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Govt should act now to fix death traps on roads

A report of the Road Safety Foundation has exposed an alarming reality. At least 314 areas across Bangladesh have become accident-prone zones where thousands of people are maimed or killed every year. The study has identified 21 ‘high-risk’ areas, including parts of Dhaka, Gazipur, Tangail, Chattogram and Mymensingh, where road deaths are disproportionately high...

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Land services to be available at DC offices : land secy

Bangladesh interim government has taken an initiative to establish Citizen Service Centres at every deputy commissioner’s office across the country to make land-related services more accessible to the public, said senior secretary of the land ministry ASM Saleh Ahmed.

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Pakistan keen to deepen cooperation with Bangladesh

Visiting chairman of Pakistan’s Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee General Sahir Shamshad Mirza paid a courtesy call on chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus at the state guest house Jamuna in Dhaka on Saturday.

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NUB holds freshers’ reception

Northern University Bangladesh organised a freshers’ reception programme for the newly admitted students on its campus in Dhaka on Saturday...

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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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Ex-BCS cadres for expert opinions to resolve crisis

Former Bangladesh Civil Service cadres, except those belonging to the administration cadre, on Saturday urged the authorities to resolve the crisis regarding the proposed Dhaka Central University on the basis of the recommendations of education experts and the opinions of stakeholders...

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Century-old paddle steamer PS Mahsud to resume service

Bangladesh’s century-old paddle steamer, PS Mahsud, is set to resume service on the Dhaka–Barishal river route next month, blending the country’s rich riverine heritage with tourism, officials said on Friday...

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Dr Ruskin gets Green Delta–BRAC Bank Tara Award

Physician Habibullah Talukder Ruskin was honoured with the Green Delta–Brac Bank Tara Award in recognition of his outstanding advocacy and contributions to raising cancer awareness in Bangladesh...

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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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Mushroom farming comes up as new economic front

Mushroom cultivation is emerging as a promising new frontier for Bangladesh’s agricultural economy, offering diversification, rural employment, and export potential...

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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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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...