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BRT project, inefficiency, mismanagement

WHEN a nation builds, it envisions progress. Roads are not merely concrete stretches but arteries of economic mobility and public hope. Yet, when those arteries are choked by inefficiency, corruption and ignorance disguised as expertise, what emerges is not progress but paralysis. The Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project from Gazipur to the Airport stands today...

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Workers have waited long enough

WHEN the July Uprising swept across Bangladesh, it was the workers, the invisible pillars of the nation’s economy, who paid the highest price. They marched for justice, raised their voices for dignity and faced tear gas and bullets in the hope of change...

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EU to send election observer team to Bangladesh, says envoy

The European Union plans to deploy a large delegation of election observers to Bangladesh for the upcoming national elections, scheduled for the first half of February, marking the first such mission since 2008, EU ambassador to Bangladesh Michael Miller said on Tuesday.

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BGMEA calls for reconsideration of the new labour ordinance

Leaders of the country’s readymade garment sector have expressed deep concern over certain provisions in the newly approved Bangladesh Labour (Amendment) Ordinance, 2025, particularly those related to trade union formation, calling them ‘imbalanced and impractical.’...

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Govt approval for nicotine pouch factory draws flak

Health rights activists have criticised the government’s approval of Philip Morris Bangladesh Limited to set up a nicotine pouch manufacturing factory, saying that the decision contradicts public health goals and tobacco control efforts...

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BMU for evidence-based medical practice protocol

Vice-chancellor of Bangladesh Medical University Professor Dr Md Shahinul Alam at a workshop at the BMU in Dhaka on Monday said that evidence-based medical care practice would reduce the variation in prescriptions and medical costs...

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Bangladesh women suffer another defeat to Thailand

Bangladesh national women’s football team suffered a 5-1 goal defeat to hosts Thailand in the second and final FIFA international friendly match at the Bang Mo Stadium in Bangkok, Thailand on Monday.

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Structural reforms needed for growth: experts

Bangladesh’s existing economic model has reached its limit and should be replaced with one that ensures broad-based growth, employment, and inclusive prosperity, according to financial experts and business leaders...

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Experts for skilled human resource to cope with 4IR

Experts emphasised that Bangladesh must modernise its overall education system, expand technical and vocational education programmes, ensure adequate budgetary allocation, and provide the necessary training to meet the challenges of the Fourth Industrial Revolution...

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Japan informs Yunus about hiring 1 lakh workers

A delegation from Japan’s national business support combined cooperatives met with chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus to inform about the progress on the recruitment of 100,000 skilled Bangladeshi workers in Japan...

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Bangladesh rue missed opportunities

Bangladesh women’s team wrapped up their World Cup campaign with the final match ending as a no-result against India due to rain at the Dr DY Patil Sports Academy, Navi Mumbai, on Sunday.

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Dhaka-Tokyo trade prospects highlighted at HSBC event

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited Bangladesh recently hosted a networking event titled ‘Japan – Bangladesh Business Connections: Legacy and the Future’ at the Westin Dhaka, said a press release...

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Suzuki opens 22,000sqft motorcycle service facility

Suzuki Bangladesh has inaugurated a 22,000 square-foot motorcycle service facility, dubbed the largest one in Bangladesh and the largest within Suzuki’s global network, said a press release...

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HONOR launches cash-based EMI service

HONOR Bangladesh has introduced a cardless EMI service, a payment facility that allows customers to buy HONOR phones through cash instalments, said a press release...

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Tyranny of high-stake exams in South Asia

A FEW experiences shape South Asian childhood as profoundly as the examinations season. Whether it is the SSC and HSC exams in Bangladesh, the CBSE board exams in India, or the O Levels and A Levels that dominate elite schooling across the region, education has long been synonymous with the test. These exams are supposed to measure knowledge but in practice...

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Time to help coastal people

ON A bright monsoon morning, the rainwater fills the clay pots and tanks of many homesteads in the southwest coastal belt of Bangladesh. For a few months, the trouble seems to ease, enabling the coastal community to cultivate a single crop of paddy. But when Chaitra and Baishakh arrive and the sun burns harder, the stored water runs out, and the old problems return: saline taps, failing tube wells and...

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Windies prevail over Bangladesh in 1st T20I

West Indies took a 1-0 lead when they beat Bangladesh by 16 runs in the first of the three-match T20I series at the Bir Sreshtho Flight Lieutenant Matiur Rahman Stadium in Chattogram on Monday.

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BNP says it weighing broader alliance 

Bangladesh Nationalist Party standing committee member Salahuddin Ahmed on Monday said that the party was considering the formation of a broader electoral alliance with all anti-fascist forces in the coming national elections.

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Bangladesh maritime ports advised to hoist signal no 2

Bangladesh Meteorological Department has advised maritime ports of Chattogram, Cox’s Bazar, Mongla and Payra to keep hoisted distant warning signal no 2 as cyclonic storm Montha over Southwest Bay and adjoining Southeast Bay of Bengal lies over Southwest and adjoining Westcentral Bay of Bengal...