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CPD for closing sick banks, FID

The Centre for Policy Dialogue on Wednesday suggested closing down the private commercial banks which are now under life support and the finance ministry’s Financial Institutions Division for the division’s ‘dubious’ role in the financial sector...

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Prisoner dies in Rajshahi

A prisoner of Rajshahi Central Jail died at Rajshahi Medical College Hospital on Tuesday.

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BUFT hosts Hult Prize grand final, entrepreneurship expo

The BGMEA University of Fashion and Technology hosted the Hult Prize 2025 grand final and inaugurated the two-day National Entrepreneurship Expo on the BUFT campus in Dhaka on Tuesday, said a press release...

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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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Most young people enjoy more freedom of speech now: study

After the student-led mass uprising in July-August past year, most of the young people feel more comfortable in expressing their opinions on public platforms compared with what they felt under the past government, according to a study released on Monday...

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PUBLIC UNIVERSITY: Reforming teacher recruitment

AFTER the July uprising of students and the public, the call for educational reform has become louder, highlighting the need to rebuild a liberal, democratic and developed Bangladesh. The education sector must evolve in a way that nurtures the development of new ideas, policies, and intellectual practices. Amidst these cries for reform, one issue...

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Amit Shah vows to evict 'illegal Bangladeshis' in Delhi if BJP wins local polls

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's closest political ally has pledged to rid the capital of ‘illegal’ immigrants if his party wins looming elections, in a forceful appeal to his party's Hindu constituency. Interior minister Amit Shah said every unlawful migrant from neighbouring Bangladesh would be expelled from New Delhi ‘within two years’ if his party succeeded in next month's provincial polls.

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Ex-state minister Enamur arrested, remanded in murder case

A Dhaka metropolitan magistrate court on Monday placed former state minister for disaster management and relief Enamur Rahman on a six-day remand in police custody in a murder case following his arrest Sunday night by the Dhaka Metropolitan Police’s detective branch...

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Iran Nobel winner addresses French parliament

Iranian Nobel Peace Prize winner Narges Mohammadi on Thursday called for an ‘end’ to the Islamic republic and urged human rights to be a precondition of any negotiation with Tehran as she...

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Mass Uprising Day today

The historic ‘Mass Uprising Day’, commemorating the 1969’s movement for autonomy from the then East Pakistan that eventually led to the Liberation War and the emergence of Bangladesh in 1971, will be observed on Friday in a befitting manner...

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Dhaka, Ctg stocks fall

The Dhaka Stock Exchange and Chattogram Stock Exchange closed lower on Thursday with major indices declining as most traded companies saw share prices falling...

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National consensus on democratic reforms urged

Speakers, including academics and politicians, called for national unity among all political parties and other stakeholders for bringing democratic reforms in the country in keeping with the spirit of the War of Independence and July uprising...

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SC stays HC bail for journalist couple Shakil, Rupa

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court has stayed a High Court order granting bail to Shakil Ahmed, former head of news at Ekattor Television, and his wife Farzana Rupa, the television’s principal correspondent, in connection with the killing of garment worker Rubel during the July-August 2024 student-led mass uprising...

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Law and order situation still fragile across Bangladesh

The country has yet to see improvements in the overall state of law and order plummeting since Sheikh Hasina’s ouster in a mass uprising followed by the Professor Muhammad Yunus-led interim government taking over on August 8 past year...

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US keen to expand cooperation in private sector

Charge d’Affaires of the United States embassy to Bangladesh Tracey Ann Jacobson today expressed interest to expand cooperation for the development of the country’s private sector...

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A WOUNDED TRUST: Healing police-public relations

THE relationship between the police and the public has for long been marred by mistrust and conflict, rooted in colonial history and exacerbated by systemic abuse. The events of the student-led uprising in July-August 2024, when excessive police force, mass shooting and enforced disappearances took place, marked a low point in this strained relationship...

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Taliban govt announces prisoner swap with US

The Taliban government said on Tuesday it had released two American citizens from prison in return for an Afghan fighter held in the United States, in a deal brokered by Qatar.