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Pubali Bank, Delta Life’s bancassurance workshop held

Pubali Bank PLC and Delta Life Insurance Company Limited recently held a workshop titled ‘Workshop on Bancassurance’ at the Syed Nazrul Islam Conference Hall of Bangladesh Agricultural University in Mymensingh...

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ICAB and FRC sign MoU on DVS

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Bangladesh (ICAB) and the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) signed a memorandum of understanding on Sunday at Hotel Sonargaon in Dhaka to strengthen the verification of audited financial statements and audit reports submitted by public interest entities to the FRC...

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Chelsea blow chance to go top

Chelsea missed the chance to go top of the Premier League as Fabio Carvalho’s 93rd minute equaliser salvaged a 2-2 draw for Brentford in Saturday’s west London derby.

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Metro edge Rajshahi in five-over affair

The opening day of the National Cricket League T20 was marred by persistent rain, which saw Dhaka Metro beat Rajshahi division by seven wickets in a shortened to five-over game in Rajshahi, while the match between Sylhet and Rangpur was abandoned in Bogura.

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Toffee users can pay from mobile balance

Toffee, Bangladesh’s leading digital entertainment platform powered by Banglalink, has introduced a new payment option that makes subscribing easier than ever. From now on, users can seamlessly purchase their Toffee subscriptions with Banglalink mobile balance, making the process more convenient and hassle-free...

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Quantitative and qualitative reading

THE macroeconomic outlook of a country can be projected quantitatively through a large number of economic tools applied on a plethora of variables. However, the numbers do not always reflect the real truth hidden behind the projections. More importantly, the projections often make realistic assumptions, which hold a number of explanatory variables fixed at their...

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Govt, too, is indifferent towards road safety issues

PUBLIC transports remains fatally unsafe for passengers as the interim government has so far kept the sector off its reform agenda. The Passengers Welfare Association of Bangladesh on September 13 reported that at least 86,690 people died and 153,257 became wounded in 62,619 road accidents in 11 years. The number of fatalities, however shocking, is not surprising as...

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Govt should tie all loose ends to meet timely textbook supply

THE National Curriculum and Textbook Board, meant to provide about 40 million students with textbooks on January 1, when the academic year begins, could print about 410.5 million copies of textbooks for the current academic year and complete the distribution by March, three months after classes began. The failure earned the board criticism. The board could run into...

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Festive polls in Feb if consensus reached: CA

Interim government chief adviser and National Consensus Commission chair Professor Muhammad Yunus on Sunday urged the politicians to reach consensus on the July National Charter’s execution method so that the 13th national elections, planned for...

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BURNING BODIES AT ASHULIA: Trial of ex-MP Saiful, 15 cops begins 

The International Crimes Tribunal-2 on Sunday began the trial of former independent lawmaker for Dhaka-19, Muhammad Saiful Islam, along with 15 former police personnel, over the killing of nine protesters at Ashulia on the outskirts of Dhaka during the July 2024 mass uprising.

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Newly elected members of DUCSU take charge

The newly elected members of Dhaka University Central Students’ Union formally assumed their responsibilities on Sunday as their first meeting was held at the vice-chancellor’s office...

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IU student Sajid murder probe transferred to CID

The investigation into the murder of Islamic University’s Al-Quran and Islamic Studies department student Sajid Abdullah has been handed over to the Criminal Investigation Department.

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Bangladesh seriously crippled by poor foreign funding

Bangladesh received only 1.25 per cent of the foreign climate finance pledged under its Nationally Determined Contribution 2.0, severely limiting the country’s ability to achieve its full carbon reduction potential, according to a study released in Dhaka on Saturday.

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Review of Media Commission recommendations demanded

Journalists have demanded a review of the Media Reform Commission’s recommendations, along with the implementation of a ‘No Wage Board, No Media’ policy and a minimum monthly pay of Tk 35,000 for journalists.

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CUET holds 140th syndicate meeting

Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology held its 140th syndicate meeting at the Syndicate Room of CUET in Chattogram on Saturday.

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Nepal sets polls for March 5 

Nepalese president Ram Chandra Paudel announced Friday night that the 275-seat parliament was dissolved and elections were fixed for March 5.

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Govt sticks to timely LDC graduation

The interim government policymakers and the businesses in a seminar on Saturday stuck to their opposing positions over the upcoming graduation of Bangladesh from the Least Development Countries block in November 2026.