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BJWT honours journalists killed, injured in uprising

The Bangladesh Journalists Welfare Trust, under the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, on Sunday honoured the families of martyred journalists and those who were injured during the July uprising past year...

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DU VC calls for sustaining uprising spirit of unity

Dhaka University vice-chancellor Professor Niaz Ahmed Khan on Sunday emphasised preserving the unprecedented national unity demonstrated during last year’s historic July mass uprising, calling it vital for the nation’s future...

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NCP for 2nd republic, new constitution for Bangladesh

The National Citizen Party on Sunday unveiled its manifesto pledging to introduce a new constitution and establish a second republic in recognition of the July uprising that led to the ouster of the authoritarian regime of Sheikh Hasina on August 5, 2024...

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Case filed against Janakantha editor, publisher, 54 others

A case was filed against 55 people, including Bangla daily Janakantha editor and publisher Shamima A Khan with the Hatirjheel police station in the early hours of Sunday over the allegations of creating mob in the office on Saturday evening.

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Garments, textile mills to remain closed on Aug 5

All the garment and textile factory units of the country would remain closed on August 5 as per the government's decision of executing a general holiday marking ‘July Uprising Day.’...

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8 OPEC+ countries raise output to 5,47,000 bpd

The eight OPEC+ countries said Sunday they will increase production by 5,47,000 barrels a day in a move which analysts say aims to regain market share amid resilient crude prices...

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July uprising victim recounts horror of police brutality in emotional testimony

An emotional moment swept through the courtroom of the International Crimes Tribunal-1 before the deposition of Khokon Chandra Narmand began as part of the trials of deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina and her co-accused, Asaduzzaman Khan, former home minister, and Chowdhury Abdullah Al Mamun, former inspector general of police, for the crimes against humanity during the 2024 July mass uprising.

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NCP activists join rally at Shaheed Minar

Leaders, activists and supporters of the National Citizen Party from different districts on Sunday afternoon joined its pre-announced rally at the Central Shaheed Minar in Dhaka as the party would unveil its manifesto outlining the visions for a ‘New Bangladesh’.

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ICT begins trial of Hasina, two others

The International Crimes Tribunal-1 on Sunday began the first trial of Bangladesh’s deposed  prime minister Sheikh Hasina and two of her associates – former home minister Asaduzzaman Khan and former inspector general of police Chowdhury Abdullah Al Mamun -- for their alleged crimes against humanity committed during the July mass uprising in 2024...

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Discussion calls July uprising anniv celebration crude

Academics and activists have urged all to tone down the celebration of the one year anniversary of the July uprising, saying that too many lives were lost in the struggle to overthrow the autocratic Awami League regime, while most of the demands remained unfulfilled...

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Cut in global funding in education

A SIGNIFICANT number of underprivileged children continue to suffer from what is now recognised as learning poverty — particularly in developing foundational literacy and numeracy skills — despite the government’s considerable annual investment in primary education through the Primary Education Development Programme and additional efforts by...

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State must take responsibilities of July victims: Saki 

Leaders of the Ganosamhati Andolan on Friday called on all political parties to maintain unity for implementing the spirit of the July uprising for establishing a democratic country and also establishing rights of the people.

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‘July fighters’ continue Shahbagh blockade

A group of protesters, claiming themselves as July fighters and family members of uprising martyrs, continued to block at Shahbagh crossing for the second day on Friday, demanding implementation of the July Charter and the July Declaration.

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Most economy-related expectations unmet

Many expectations, including a sustainable recovery of the country’s damaged economy, have remained unmet in the past one year since the July mass uprising, businesses and economists said.