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Rubya, Nishita, Sumaiya earn maiden call-ups

Rubya Haider, Nishita Akter, and Sumaiya Akter made the cut as the Bangladesh Cricket Board announced a 15-member squad for the forthcoming ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup on Saturday.

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Nurul, Saif came on basis of in-depth thinking: Ashraf

The inclusion of Nurul Hasan and Saif Hassan in Bangladesh’s Asia Cup squad was the result of selectors’ deep dive thinking, said chairman of the national selection committee Gazi Ashraf Hossain on Saturday.

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BSF returns Bangladeshi farmer to BGB in Meherpur

The Indian Border Security Force returned a Bangladeshi farmer to Border Guard Bangladesh after a flag meeting at the Kathuli border area of sadar upazila in Meherpur early Friday.

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Women’s WC games moved out of Bengaluru

The Bengaluru stadium where 11 cricket fans died during celebrations in June will no longer host Women’s World Cup matches including the opening game, the sport’s governing body said on Friday.

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First security guarantees, then Putin summit: Zelensky

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky said he could meet with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, but only after his allies agree security guarantees for Ukraine to deter future Russian attacks once the fighting stops...

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GAU launches tree planting campaign

Gazipur Agricultural University on Thursday organised a tree planting campaign as part of its 50-year master plan to create a green, clean and environmentally sustainable campus...

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New challenge excites Jesy

Shathira Jakir Jesy is set to become the first female umpire from Bangladesh to officiate in a men’s game during the forthcoming T20I series between Bangladesh and the Netherlands. She’s also set to officiate in the upcoming Women’s World Cup...

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Sculptor Hamiduzzaman Khan remembered

Bangladeshi legendary sculptor and painter professor Hamiduzzaman Khan was remembered through a programme at ‘Hamiduzzaman Sculpture Park’ at Kodda in Gazipur on Wednesday...

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Future of farming

BENEATH Bangladesh’s paddy fields, village homesteads and fish ponds, a quiet digital revolution is reshaping rural life. Real-time agricultural technology is providing timely insights into crop health, soil fertility and localised weather patterns. In a country where nearly half the workforce still depends on agriculture, these tools are changing the way farmers grow food and sustain their livelihoods...

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Reimagining media landscape

THE year 2024 marked one of the most dramatic political shifts in Bangladesh’s recent history. The fall of Sheikh Hasina’s long-serving government, after more than a decade in power, was greeted with optimism among citizens, civil society, and particularly journalists who had long struggled under restrictive media laws. The Digital Security Act (2018), later repackaged...

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Underprepared Bangladesh eye fifth place

Bangladesh Hockey Federation rued their lack of preparation and called up eight players from the Under-21 team as they announced an 18-member squad for the forthcoming AHF Men’s Asia Cup 2025 on Wednesday.

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U-15 boys stun Joty & Co

Bangladesh Women’s Red team, led by Nigar Sultana Joty, suffered an unexpected loss to the Under-15 boys team by 87 runs in the ongoing Women’s Challenge Cup at the BKSP-3 in Savar on Wednesday.

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GAU celebrates National Fish Week 2025

Gazipur Agricultural University’s fisheries faculty celebrated the National Fish Week 2025 through a series of vibrant events on the campus on Tuesday...

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Bangladesh drawn with holders South Korea

Bangladesh have been placed in Pool B alongside defending champions South Korea, Malaysia, and Chinese Taipei in the AHF Men’s Hockey Asia Cup, scheduled to be held in Rajgir, Bihar, in India.

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Gill returns to India squad for Asia Cup

Test skipper Shubman Gill was on Tuesday named in India's T20 squad for next month's Asia Cup cricket tournament after being left out of three previous series in the shortest format.

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The geopolitics of the ‘great man’

THE Trump administration is currently attempting to rewrite American history by whitewashing the country’s negative legacy and scrubbing out references to anything connected to multiculturalism or diversity...

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Measures needed to stabilise rice prices, food inflation

WHILE food inflation has put a large number of poor, low- and fixed-income people into difficulty, the persistent increase in rice prices appears to be pushing many into food insecurity. The increase in rice prices, moreover, remains the major contributor to food inflation. Fine rice inflation has stayed in double digits over the past twelve months, while the medium and coarse...

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Joty, Marufa, Fahima shine

Nigar Sultana Joty, Marfua Akter, and Fahima Khatun shone as the Bangladesh Women’s Red team beat the Green team by 32 runs in the first match of the Women’s Challenge Cup at the BKSP-3 on Monday...

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Our team has no weakness: Abdullah

Bangladesh U-19s Md Abdullah played a crucial role in the final of the tri-nation series against South Africa, helping them to win the series and secure their third consecutive series victory since their U-19 Asia Cup triumph. In an interview with ¶¶Òõ¾«Æ·â€™s Tarif Akhlaq, the middle-order batter stated that his side now aims to lift the forthcoming U-19 World Cup trophy...

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DU celebrates Korean Cultural Day

With the aim of further strengthening the cultural ties between Bangladesh and Korea, Korean Cultural Day was celebrated at Dhaka University on Sunday...

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GAU holds training on sustainable campus waste management

To promote environmental sustainability and a clean campus culture, Gazipur Agricultural University on Sunday organised a training programme titled Clean Campus, Green Future: Waste Management for Sustainable Development...