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12 accused not arrested yet

The police are yet to arrest 12 accused out of 19 named in the case filed over the July 9 killing of scrap metal trader Lal Chand, better known as Md Sohagh, near Sir Salimullah Medical College Mitford Hospital in Old Dhaka in four days...

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Protesters demand quick justice

Protests against the July 9 killing of a trader allegedly by the activists of Bangladesh Nationalist Party-affiliated organisations near Sir Salimullah Medical College Mitford Hospital continued for the third day on Sunday...

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Starc makes early impact

Mitchell Starc struck early in his 100th Test match as the West Indies reached 16 for one in response to Australia’s first innings total of 225 on the opening day of the day-night third Test at Sabina Park in Jamaica on Saturday...

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Police kept inactive to fuel anarchy, delay polls: BNP, wings

Bangladesh Nationalist Party and its three affiliated bodies — Jatiyatabadi Juba Dal, Jatiyatabadi Swechchhasebak Dal, and Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal — on Saturday accused the government of deliberately paralysing the police administration to fuel instability across the country as a pretext for delaying the national election...

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Another accused put on 5-day remand

A Dhaka court on Saturday placed another suspect on a five-day remand over the brutal killing of scrap trader Lal Chand Sohag near Sir Salimullah Medical College Mitford Hospital in Old Dhaka...

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Reforms, higher incentives push remittances to $30b

Bangladesh recorded an all-time high of $30.32 billion in remittance inflows in the 2024–25 fiscal year, reflecting a 26.8 per cent year-on-year jump, due to some government  measures including higher cash incentives, streamlined regulations, and efforts to boost formal transfer channels...

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Govt promises speedy trial for Mitford murder

The government has said that it would ensure a speedy trial and exemplary punishment in the brutal murder of scrap trader Lal Chand, also known as Sohag, in Mitford area of Dhaka city on July 9...

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4 arrested over murder near Mitford

Four people have been arrested at three places in Dhaka on Friday and Thursday over Wednesday’s killing of a scrap trader near Sir Salimullah Medical College Mitford Hospital.

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Relax age limit for doctors for BCS exam: HC

The High Court on Wednesday directed the authorities concerned to allow MBBS graduate Debasish Biswas and nine others to apply for the 48th BCS (Special) Examination by relaxing the standard age limit of 32...

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Reinstatement, job regularisation of UDC workers demanded

Politicians, academics, labour leaders and professionals on Monday at a human chain in Dhaka called on the interim government to regularise jobs of 10,000 workers of 4,578 Union Digital Centres across the country...

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CDD takes over New Mooring terminal

Chittagong Dry Dock Limited, a Bangladesh Navy-run ship repair company, has officially taken over the responsibility to run the New Mooring Container Terminal at the Chittagong Port, ending the 17-year tenure of controversial operator Saif Powertec Limited...

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Parties agree on delimitation body, CG

All the political parties, in a significant development during the second round of the National Consensus Commission-hosted dialogue on Wednesday, reached a consensus on the formation of a specialised expert committee to oversee the delimitation of constituencies...

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RMG, textile leaders urge easing gas permission

Leaders from the export-oriented ready-made garments and textile industries urged the government to exempt them from seeking repeated approvals from Titas Gas Transmission and Distribution Company Limited for the internal reconfiguration of industrial and captive-run installations...

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Remittances $2.54b in June

Bangladesh’s remittance inflow has witnessed 7.1 percent year-on-year growth, reaching $2.54 billion in the first 28 days of June...

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DESCO board holds meeting

The 506th meeting of the board of directors of Dhaka Electric Supply Company Limited was held on Thursday...