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Customs to be operational during Puja

The operational activities of all customs across the country would remain active during the Durga Puja holidays to ensure uninterrupted import and export activities, according to a notification issued by the National Board of Revenue on Tuesday...

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Spiral of doomscrolling

THERE is a strange kind of comfort in the scroll. One minute you intend only to check the weather, and suddenly 45 minutes have passed. You find yourself knee-deep in a reel about the collapse of democracy, another about a looming recession, one more about an influencer’s petty drama and then a final clip of tragedy from halfway across the globe. You pause, your...

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NBR eases receiving customs clearance

The National Board of Revenue instructed the country’s customs houses to clear consignments for bonded factories even if there are minor discrepancies between the declared HS Code and product description during customs inspections...

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Google agrees to $36m fine over Android search deals

Google has agreed to pay a Aus$55 million (US$36 million) penalty for striking ‘anti-competitive’ deals to pre-install only its own search engine on Android mobile phones sold by two leading Australian telecoms firms...

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OMS dealers selected thru lottery in Gazipur

The selection of 40 OMS (Open Market Sale) dealers to ensure the supply of food products at fair prices to the low-income people in the city here has been completed through an open lottery process...

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Workshop on customs, VAT laws held

A training workshop on ‘Practical aspects on Customs and VAT related laws and regulations’ was held at the boardroom of the Bangladesh Chamber of Industries (BCI) in the capital on Saturday...

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Mongla Customs House collects Tk 1,578cr

The Mongla Customs House, the second-largest revenue collection center in the country, witnessed revenue collection amounting to Tk 1,578 crore in the 2024-25 fiscal year...

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4 NBR officials sent into retirement

The government on Wednesday sent three members and a commissioner of the National Board of Revenue into retirement in the aftermath of protests by NBR officials over revenue sector reforms...

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Chattogram Customs seizes 12.5 million cigarettes

Chattogram Customs House seized 12.5 million foreign cigarettes concealed in a consignment declared as oranges on Thursday, in an apparent attempt to evade nearly Tk 30 crore in duties...

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A generation’s battle between crisis and hope

AS A young graduate in Bangladesh, the dreams nurtured in classrooms now feel distant. The hope of launching a career and contributing to a growing nation has been replaced by fear, fear of instability, economic uncertainty, and even stepping outside. In 2025, Bangladesh stands at a critical juncture: politically shaken, economically strained, and socially unsettled. Yet...

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Public disapproval of police activities

IN BANGLADESH, certain law enforcement activities, though legally sanctioned, often face significant public disapproval due to their direct impact on people’s lives, livelihoods, and freedoms. Despite operating within legal frameworks, some police actions — along with mobile court operations — frequently encounter resistance, criticism, and allegations of bias or..

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DIU VC appointed honorary adviser to OIC-COMSTECH for South, Southeast Asia

Bangladeshi educationist and IT researcher, Professor M Lutfar Rahman, has been appointed as the honorary adviser for South and Southeast Asia to the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Standing Committee on Scientific and Technological Cooperation (COMSTECH), says a press release.

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DHL to stop shipments worth over $800 to US consumers

Global shipping giant DHL will ‘temporarily’ suspend the shipping of parcels worth more than $800 from businesses to individuals in the United States as of Monday, the company said, citing delays in US customs clearances...

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Climate vs classrooms

THE phrase ‘today’s children are tomorrow’s future’ rings increasingly hollow in the wake of UNICEF’s recent report, ‘Learning Interrupted: Global Snapshot of Climate-Related School Disruptions in 2024’. Education is a fundamental human right and a cornerstone of national progress, yet the growing frequency of extreme weather events — intensified by...

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Shein, Temu face cost of adapting to new US customs rules

US tariffs on Chinese imports and the closing of a customs loophole will wreak disruption on the business models of e-commerce giants Shein and Temu, with consumers potentially bearing the brunt of the cost, analysts say...

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Mushrooms: from fungi to fortune

MUSHROOMS, often referred to as the fruiting bodies of fungi, have intrigued and nourished humans for centuries. While the term ‘toadstool’ is frequently associated with poisonous varieties, mushrooms encompass a diverse range of species, many of which are both edible and beneficial for humans...

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Ctg customs auctions 24 cars imported by ex-MPs

The Chattogram Customs House authorities on Monday announced the auction of 44 vehicles, including 24 luxury cars imported under a duty-free privilege for lawmakers during the ousted Awami League regime...

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Customs key to strengthening economy: Yunus

Chief adviser professor Muhammad Yunus hoped that the Bangladesh Customs would play a pioneering role in strengthening the country’s economic base and thus building an enriched state coffer...