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10 injured as BNP factions clash

At least 10 people were injured as two factions of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party clashed in Gazipur’s Kaliakair upazila on Sunday over formation of the new upazila committee of the party.

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20,000 failed candidates seek registration

About 20,000 unsuccessful candidates under the latest non-government teacher’s registration examinations on Sunday urged the authorities concerned to pass them all and give them certificates...

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Defaulted loans hit record Tk 4.2 lakh crore

The amount of non-performing loans in the country’s banking sector has soared by Tk 74,570 crore in just three months to reach Tk 4.20 lakh crore at the end of March 2025, according to the Bangladesh Bank.

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Two Iranian drones shot down in Iraq

Two drones launched from Iran towards Israel were shot down over Iraq by the US-led international coalition to defeat the Islamic State group, two Iraqi military officials told AFP on Sunday.

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Cultural organisations urge govt to stop felling trees

Cultural organisations on Sunday urged the government to stop felling trees in the name of development at Barsha Utsab, a festival to welcome the Bengali month of Asharh, the first month of the rainy season...

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Hubei–Bangladesh STICE conference 2025 held at DIU

The Hubei-Bangladesh Science and Technology Innovation Cooperation Exchange Conference 2025 was held at the International Conference Hall of Daffodil International University at Daffodil Smart City of Savar in Dhaka on Sunday...

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Container congestion builds up at Ctg port

Despite remaining in operation during an extended 10-day Eid-ul-Azha holiday, the Chattogram Port, the country’s key maritime gateway, has witnessed a significant build-up of container congestion due to reduced delivery of import goods...

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Under-16 basketball team wins bronze in Male

Bangladesh secured bronze in the FIBA Under-16 Asia Cup SABA Qualifiers following a 75-42 victory over hosts Maldives at the Social Centre Indoor Court in Male on Sunday.

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Dhaka, Ctg stocks gain as trading resumes

Trading on the country’s two stock exchanges resumed on Sunday with an uptrend in key indices, as investors returned after a 10-day Eid holiday...

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Trade thru land ports resumes after Eid

Export and import activities between Bangladesh and India through land ports resumed on Sunday morning after a 10-day closure for the Eid-ul-Azha holidays...

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4 more RMG units get LEED certificate

Four more readymade garment factory units in Bangladesh have obtained the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certificates issued by the United States Green Building Council’s (USGBC)...

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New WTC cycle beckons Tigers

As South Africa are celebrating their first ICC title in 27 years after winning the World Test Championship final against Australia at Lord’s on Saturday, Bangladesh are preparing for the new cycle to start.

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Trump pockets $57.4m from crypto coin sales

US president Donald Trump pocketed more than $57 million from token sales by the crypto venture he and his sons helped launch last year, according to federal financial disclosure forms released by the White House...

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Professor Yunus, the crown, and diplomatic impropriety!

PROFESSOR Muhammad Yunus’s recent visit to London, marked by the distinguished honour of receiving the King Charles III Harmony Award 2025, was a moment of significance—not only for him personally but also for the Bangladeshis and the wider global community who value peace, equity, and sustainable development. It also, perhaps unintentionally, served as...

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A crime against humanity

ENFORCED disappearances are a grave rights violation in which state agents or affiliated groups secretly abduct, detain or arrest individuals while deliberately conceal their fate or whereabouts, thereby removing them from legal protection and exposing them to torture, extrajudicial killing or indefinite detention without trial. Often used as a tool of repression in...

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Psychology of white-collar crime

IN TODAY’S hyper-competitive and hyper-connected world, crime is no longer the business of back alleys and dimly lit street corners. It is carried out in conference rooms, corner offices and digital spaces by those dressed in crisp suits and operating from positions of power. These are not criminals with a record of violence or histories of petty theft. Rather, they are...

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The folly of a war with Iran

THE neoconservatives who orchestrated the disastrous wars with Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and Libya — and who were never held accountable for the profligate waste of $8 trillion taxpayer dollars, as well as $69 billion squandered in Ukraine — look set to lure us into yet another military fiasco with Iran...

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Dhaka must talk push-in globally, Indians should also raise voice

INDIA’S Border Security Force pushing people into Bangladesh not only furthers Delhi’s unneighbourly conduct but also appears a deliberate policy decision. This blatantly contravenes international laws, bilateral agreements and established border management norms. Since May 7, Indian guards have pushed at least 1,511 individuals into Bangladesh. While the majority...

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More needs to be done to end corruption in judicial system

THE judicial system remains rampantly infested with irregularities, bribery and harassment despite a call of the chief justice for ensuring judicial accountability and rooting out corruption. Accounts of lawyers, as ¶¶Òõ¾«Æ· reported on June 15, suggest that every stage of case procedures, from filing petitions to obtaining signed orders, is mired in such problems. The chief...

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Doctors demand raising BCS age limit to 34

A group of doctors under the banner of ‘PSC Reform Movement Doctors’ Council’ on Sunday raised four demands, including increasing the BCS age limit for doctors to 34 years.

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Merger of 5 Islamic banks to begin soon: governor

Five Shariah-based banks are set to be merged into a single entity, with the process beginning possibly next month, Bangladesh Bank governor Ahsan H Mansur said at a press briefing on Sunday...