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707 cases filed, 5,079 held in Dhaka over uprising

Over 700 cases have been filed with 50 police stations across Dhaka till August 5, 2025, in connection with the killing and attempted killing incidents during the July-August mass uprising that toppled the Awami League government.

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Worker rights not reflected in July Declaration

Speakers at an exchange-of-views meeting on Friday said that the July Declaration presented on August 5 failed to properly reflect the pressing issues of workers’ rights.

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NCC to sit with experts over implementing July Charter

The National Consensus Commission will start its dialogue with experts from the coming week to determine the pathway to implement the July Charter, commission vice-chair Professor Ali Riaz said on Friday.

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Road accidents kill 8 people

At least eight people were killed and 16 others injured in separate road accidents in five districts on Thursday...

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Social ownership must for dev: Serajul Islam Chy

Dhaka University professor emeritus Serajul Islam Choudhury at a programme on Thursday said that in order to achieve the overall development of the society and the state, social ownership must be established, not individual ownership...

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NCP leaders respond to show-cause notice

Five central leaders of the National Citizen Party on Thursday responded to the show-cause notices served on them for their recent Cox’s Bazar trip.

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List of July prisoners, jail code reform demanded

July uprising protesters who were imprisoned during the uprising last year have demanded a list from the government of those who were incarcerated and also pressed for reforms in the Jail Code...

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NSU hosts dialogue on democratic transition

In light of Bangladesh’s recent political landscape and the anniversary of the July uprising, the Centre for Peace Studies at North South University and Germany’s Arnold Bergstrasser Institute jointly organised a special dialogue and a three-day photo exhibition at the NSU in Dhaka on Wednesday...

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25 injured as fire breaks out in school lab

At least 25 students were injured after a fire broke out during a training session in the science lab of Niyaz Mohammad High School in Brahmanbaria town on Wednesday afternoon...

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Charge sheets submitted in 19 cases: PHQ

Police Headquarters in a release on Wednesday said that the police submitted charge sheets in 19 cases, including eight murder cases so far, filed over the incidents of July Uprising that toppled Sheikh Hasina’s authoritarian regime...

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Media still under stress: dialogue

One year after the July uprising, the country’s news media still continued to experience political and corporate pressure and a lack of financial and legal protection, discussants expressed their concerns on Wednesday...

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Parties divided over July Declaration

Major political parties on Wednesday gave mixed reactions to the July Declaration and a time frame for the next national election announced by the interim government in the previous day...

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Bridges Division observes July uprising anniv

The Bridges division and Bangladesh Bridge Authority jointly held a discussion and a prayer session to mark the July uprising anniversary at the Setu Bhaban Mosque in Dhaka on Tuesday...

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AIB holds rally on July Uprising Day

Al-Arafah Islami Bank PLC on Tuesday organised a rally as part of its celebration of ‘Tarunner Utsab 2025’ commemorating July Uprising Day, said a press release...

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Sonali, Agrani, Janata, Rupali banks plant trees

Sonali Bank PLC, Agrani Bank PLC, Janata Bank PLC and Rupali Bank PLC on Wednesday organised tree plantation programmes as part of their ‘July Revival and Youth Festival-2025’ celebrations, commemorating July Uprising Day, said the four banks’ press releases...

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Towards a gender-just climate future

BANGLADESH is at the forefront of climate chaos. From scorching heatwaves to unrelenting floods, environmental stresses are remaking the nation’s social and economic fabric. Women, particularly poor and rural women, bear the brunt. But they are seldom viewed as the heart of climate leadership. In a world heating faster than expected, an equitable climate future...

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Govt should now concentrate on holding good elections

THIS is welcome that the chief adviser to the interim government has announced the date of the 13th national elections. The chief adviser, in his address to the nation marking the first anniversary of July Mass Uprising Day on August 5, unambiguously said that he would write to the chief election commissioner to make all preparations for holding the next national...

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NCP issues show-cause notice to five central leaders over Cox’s Bazar trip

The National Citizen Party on Wednesday served show-cause notices on its five central leaders as they went to Cox’s Bazar on a personal trip on Tuesday, the day when the nation was celebrating the first anniversary of the July mass uprising, without informing the party’s ‘political council’...

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GAU observes July uprising day

Gazipur Agricultural University commemorated the July uprising day with various programmes at the GAU in Gazipur on Tuesday.

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Families of 5 martyred journalists cry for justice

Families of the five journalists, killed during the past year’s July mass uprising, said that justice for the martyrs seemed elusive as there had been no progress in the process even after a year since the uprising...

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Fewer passengers board govt-hired special trains

The eight special trains the government provided to carry people from different districts to Dhaka city on Tuesday to join the July Declaration announcement ceremony, had passengers fewer than the usual trains...

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10 hurt in gas balloon blast during July anniv celebration 

At least 10 people, including a boy and an adolescent, were injured on Tuesday in Dhaka city when a fire broke out from the explosion of a gas balloon during the celebration of the first anniversary of the July uprising on Manik Mia Avenue...

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NCP leaders’ stay in Cox’s Bazar raises questions

The stay of a group of central leaders of the National Citizen Party in Cox’s Bazar on Tuesday created controversies whether they avoided joining the July Declaration ceremony in Dhaka, marking the first anniversary of the July uprising.

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JU expels 64 students over July attack

Jahangirnagar University authorities have permanently expelled 64 current students and revoked the academic certificates of 73 former students for their involvement in last year’s violent attack on teachers and students during an anti-discrimination movement on the campus...

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BNP welcomes polls declaration

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party on Tuesday welcomed chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus’s twin announcements of the July declaration and the forthcoming national election, calling them a pivotal moment in Bangladesh’s return to democratic order.