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Indians lead drop in US university visas

The United States issued nearly one-fifth fewer student visas in August following a crackdown by president Donald Trump, led by a steep drop for India which was overtaken by China as top country of origin, data showed Monday...

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Seats, students rise in pvt univs, drop in public ones

The number of seats at the country’s public universities has decreased while that at the private universities has increased in recent years, according to a University Grants Commission of Bangladesh report.

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Bangladesh, UN stress sustained collaboration, innovation

United Nations resident coordinator in Dhaka Gwyn Lewis on Tuesday praised chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus for his ‘highly successful’ visit to New York during the United Nations General Assembly as he paid a farewell call on him at the state guest house Jamuna...

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Implementation of verdict demanded

Different student organisations and political parties on Tuesday demanded the execution of the verdict in the case of killing Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology student Abrar Fahad and an end to foreign dominance in the country...

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BRAC Univ welcomes freshers

BRAC University welcomed Fall-2025 semester students through an orientation on the Merul Badda campus on Monday with Anti-Corruption Commission chair Mohammad Abdul Momen as the chief guest.

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Yunus calls for quality education, nutrition for girls

Chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Tuesday said that every girl child had to be ensured safety, quality education and nutrition and transformed into skilled human resources as they would be the future mothers, future citizens...

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Govt to import 2.2 lakh tonnes wheat from US

The advisory council committee on government purchase on Tuesday approval a number of proposals including procurement of 2.20 lakh tonnes of wheat from the United States and 50,000 tonens of non-basmati rice from India...

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PMI improves slightly in Sept

The country’s overall Purchasing Managers’ Index witnessed a gain of 0.8 points in September, recording a faster expansion rate at 59.1 points, according to the latest PMI report published jointly by the Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Dhaka and Policy Exchange Bangladesh on Tuesday...

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Positive progress report to be sent to UN

Bangladesh is set to submit the Least Developed Country graduation progress report by October 31 to the United Nations Committee for Development Policy on a positive note, said a policy maker of the interim government on Monday...

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Prime Bank launches SME card with remittance facility

Prime Bank PLC on Tuesday launched Bangladesh’s first-ever SME debit card with international remittance facility, enabling small and medium enterprises to make seamless international online payments for business purposes...

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PBPLC plants trees at National University

Pubali Bank PLC inaugurated a tree plantation programme at National University Campus as part of the bank’s social responsibility, said a press release...

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Community Bank gets 9 directors

Bangladesh Bank has approved the appointment of six directors and three independent directors for a Community Bank Bangladesh PLC, following recent board meetings and regulatory requirements...

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Solar dreams, policy gaps

AFTER almost seventeen years, Bangladesh has unveiled a revised version of its Renewable Energy Policy, aiming to ensure that at least 20 per cent of the country’s total electricity supply comes from renewable sources by 2030 and 30 per cent by 2040. The policy promises lucrative incentives, including ten years of corporate tax exemptions for both public and private...

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Private sector credit slump rings alarm bells

Private-sector credit flow has fallen to a record low, signalling a deepening crisis in the economy. The latest Bangladesh Bank data show that credit growth declined to 6.35 per cent in August 2025, the lowest in more than 23 years. The previous month recorded 6.52 per cent while figures stood at 6.40 per cent in June, 7.17 per cent in May and 7.5 per cent in April...

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UN resident coordinator calls on Bangladesh interim govt chief

United Nations resident coordinator in Dhaka Gwyn Lewis on Tuesday praised Bangladesh interim government chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus for his ‘highly successful’ visit to New York during the United Nations General Assembly as she paid a farewell call on him at the State Guest House Jamuna.

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Appeal pending with SC

Today is the sixth death anniversary of Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology student Abrar Fahad...

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Snakebite cases on rise in Rajshahi

Snakebite cases are rising at an alarming rate in Rajshahi, with health officials warning of a growing public health threat linked to the spread of the highly venomous Russell’s viper...

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Yunus pays respect to senior citizens

Chief adviser Professor Dr Muhammad Yunus on Monday extended his heartfelt respect and love to all senior citizens on the occasion of International Day of Older Persons...

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RU admission tests in Jan 16-24

The admission tests for the first year honours course at Rajshahi University under the 2024-25 academic session will be held in January 16–24 of 2026, said a press release issued on Monday...

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Army chief’s remarks distorted: ISPR

The army chief has not made any statement about giving indemnity to anyone accused of enforced disappearances, murder, or other crimes against humanity, said a statement of the Inter Services Public Relations directorate on Monday...

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Uttara Univ holds seminar, honours teachers

On the occasion of World Teachers’ Day, Uttara University organised a seminar and an award ceremony to honour the contributions of its distinguished faculty members at the university in Dhaka on Monday...

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Typhoid vaccination campaign to begin on October 12

The government is set to launch the country’s first-ever typhoid vaccination campaign on October 12, as health assistants suspended their indefinite strike on its sixth day on Monday...