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May Day being observed

International Workers’ Day, also known as May Day, is being observed across Bangladesh on Thursday, alongside worldwide observances, with workers uniting to demand better working conditions and rights. 

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Work together to build new Bangladesh: Prof Yunus

Reiterating the interim government’s firm determination to build a new Bangladesh, chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus urged the workers and owners to work together to build the new Bangladesh on Thursday.

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5 arrested over vandalising DU bus at Uttara

Police on Wednesday arrested five people, including banned Bangladesh Chhatra League activist Arafat over the allegation of vandalising Dhaka University bus at Uttara on Tuesday afternoon...

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BMU celebrates 28th University Day

Bangladesh Medical University celebrated the 28th University Day through rally, discussion meeting, granting research grants and serving quality food to patients on the university in Dhaka on Wednesday...

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We want peace, but not getting ready for war suicidal: Yunus

Noting that war was always an expensive affair, chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Wednesday emphasised that Bangladesh should design its overall strategy with required preparation, while at the same be open to peace...

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None should consider them as minority: BNP

Bangladesh Nationalist Party secretary general Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has said his party is committed to protecting the rights of every citizen irrespective of their religion, caste and creed...

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Historic May Day today

Bangladesh along with the rest of the world will observe May Day, also known as International Workers’ Day, today with demands for ensuring worker rights, including right to workplace safety and right to forming and joining trade unions...

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Balancing technology and student well-being

THE acceleration of digital learning tools has unlocked new opportunities for students, but it has also introduced fresh challenges, particularly concerning mental health. As universities embrace technology, the task of balancing students’ learning needs with their well-being has never been more critical. Bangladesh’s educational landscape has undergone significant...

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Public disapproval of police activities

IN BANGLADESH, certain law enforcement activities, though legally sanctioned, often face significant public disapproval due to their direct impact on people’s lives, livelihoods, and freedoms. Despite operating within legal frameworks, some police actions — along with mobile court operations — frequently encounter resistance, criticism, and allegations of bias or..

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Corruption mars mechanism

GOVERNMENT land settlement is still much unsettled, lacking in transparency and mired in colonial practices. Bangladesh’s constitution has emphasised the establishment of a society free of hunger, bestowed with the right of equal access to resources. The Agricultural Khas Land Management and Settlement Policy 1997 and Section 7 of the Land Reforms Act 2023 lay...

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Speedy reforms needed to save economy : ICCB

Bangladesh’s banking sector faces deepening vulnerabilities amid looming US tariffs and stalled IMF loan disbursements, which require urgent structural reforms to protect the economy and restore financial stability, speakers said at a seminar on Wednesday...

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Bangladesh may seek extension of US tariff pause: Salehuddin

Finance affairs adviser Salehuddin Ahmed said on Wednesday Bangladesh would engage in negotiations with the United States over retaliatory tariffs, emphasising that efforts would be made to avoid any actions that could escalate tensions...

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Ensure safe workplace for workers: Taslima

Bangladesh Garment Sramik Samhati president Taslima Akhter said that workers across different sectors of the country need a standard working environment free from all fears...

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Forex reserve crosses $22b

Bangladesh’s gross foreign exchange reserves, calculated under International Monetary Fund guidelines, crossed $22 billion again on Wednesday, driven by strong remittance inflows and export earnings...

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Pubali Bank to collect tolls for Padma Bridge

Pubali Bank PLC and Bangladesh Bridge Authority has signed an agreement for collection of toll of Padma Bridge by using electronic toll collection system, in collaboration with the bank’s mobile banking app PI, said a press release...

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Govt offices to get Honda motorcycles thru Atlas

Atlas Bangladesh Limited, a company controlled by Bangladesh Steel and Engineering Corporation under the industries ministry, on Wednesday signed a business agreement with Bangladesh Honda Private Limited at BSEC premises in Dhaka, said a press release...

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SCB sets new standard in digital banking

Standard Chartered Bangladesh has surpassed 100 successful Host-to-Host and API integrations for corporate and institutional clients, setting a new benchmark in the country’s digital banking journey...

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Mehidy heroics lead Tigers to level series

Mehidy Hasan Miraz put on an excellent all-round show as Bangladesh thrashed Zimbabwe by an innings and 106 runs in the second Test inside three days to finish the two-match Test series 1-1 at the Bir Shrestha Flight Lieutenant Matiur Rahman Stadium in Chattogram on Wednesday.

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BBA signs contracts with banks, Nagad

The Bangladesh Bridge Authority on Wednesday signed separate contracts with the Pubali Bank PLC, Jamuna Bank PLC, Dutch-Bangla Bank PLC and Nagad to use Electronic Toll Collection system on the Padma Bridge...

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FBCCI for raising tax-free income limit to Tk 450,000

The Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI) on Wednesday urged the government to raise the tax-free income limit for the common taxpayers to Taka 450,000, from existing Taka 350,000, in the coming national budget for the fiscal 2025-26.

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25 Bangladeshi workers reach South Korea under MoU

The first batch of Bangladeshi workers reached South Korea in line with a recent bilateral deal on recruitment of workforce from the South Asian nation to the East Asian country, an official press release said on Tuesday.

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Buying of 200 vehicles for police approved

A meeting of the advisory council on economic affairs on Tuesday approved a proposal from the ministry of home affairs for purchasing 200 double cabin pick-ups for the Bangladesh Police...

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Cops demand independent commission

The Bangladesh Police on Tuesday proposed that the interim government form an independent commission to make decisions on the force’s activities, except administrative ones.

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