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GIB opens Kadamtoli sub-branch

Global Islami Bank on Wednesday opened its Kadamtoli sub-branch in Chattogram, according to a press release...

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Cyberattack costs Marks & Spencer £300m

British clothes-to-food retailer Marks and Spencer on Wednesday said a cyberattack disrupting its online service is set to last through to July and hit group profit by around £300 million ($404 million)...

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SA steady after early setback

The South Africa emerging men’s team made a comeback after a poor start against hosts Bangladesh on the second day of their first four-day match at the Bir Shrestha Flight Lieutenant Matiur Rahman Stadium in Chattogram on Wednesday...

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Policing without guns

The recent announcement by the home affairs adviser of Bangladesh’s interim government — to strip the regular police force of lethal weapons, allowing only the Armed Police Battalion to retain such arms — marks a significant turning point in the country’s law enforcement trajectory. Made in response to widespread criticism over the police’s handling...

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Dettol supports school for children with special needs

Dettol, the trusted household name in disinfectant from Reckitt Benckiser, recently extended its support to Rikta Akter Banu–Lutfa Buddhi Protibondhi Biddaloy, a one-of-a-kind school at Ramna Sarkarpara village in Kurigram, dedicated to...

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Bangladesh to stay as top cotton importer in 2025-26

Bangladesh, the second largest exporter of readymade garment items, is poised to remain the world’s largest raw cotton importer in the marketing year 2025-26, said the US Department of Agriculture...

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Proposed US remittance tax may hit inflows: experts

US president Donald Trump’s proposal to impose a 5 per cent tax on remittances sent by immigrants — including green card holders and H-1B visa holders — has raised concerns in Bangladesh, with economists warning of a potential decline in remittance inflows and a rise in informal money transfers...

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Expats send $1.6b in 17 days of May

Bangladesh has received $1.61 billion in inward remittances during the first 17 days of May, marking a robust flow of foreign currency from expatriate workers, according to a revised update from Bangladesh Bank...

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Overlooked threat of unattended bridges, culverts

THE Roads and Highways Department’s finding that at least 712 bridges and culverts across the country are in urgent need of repairs is alarming. The figure, drawn from inspections in six of the department’s 10 zones, paints a deplorable picture of the state of national infrastructure. An additional 1,319 structures are on the brink of degradation, pending maintenance, and at...

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Actress Nusraat Faria walks out of jail

Actress Nusraat Faria Mazhar walked out of Kashimpur female’s Central Jail on Tuesday afternoon hours after she secured bail in an attempt to murder case...

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CHT Commission for end to persecution of Bawm community

The International Chittagong Hill Tracts Commission in a statement on Monday called on the government to end the ‘systematic persecution of Bawm community’, condemning the recent death of a Bawm youth in jail custody...

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Stocks go down

Country’s both the bourses — Dhaka Stock Exchange and Chittagong Stock Exchange – on Monday plunged due to mainly price fall in large-cap securities...

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Europa League golden ticket offers United, Spurs salvation

Manchester United and Tottenham will slug it out in the Europa League final on Wednesday in Bilbao, with both sides desperately seeking salvation from dismal Premier League campaigns through silverware and a golden ticket into next season's Champions League.

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2 BGB members hurt in attack by drug peddlers

At least two members of the Border Guard Bangladesh were injured in an attack allegedly by suspected drug dealers at the Nazir Gomani border under Patgram upazila in Lalmonirhat early Sunday...

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Court orders to interrogate Chinmoy at jail gate

A metropolitan magistrate court in Chattogram on Sunday allowed the police to interrogate Chinmoy Krishna Das Brahmachari, spokesperson for Bangladesh Sammilit Sanatan Jagran, at the jail gate in two cases...

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Israeli air strikes kill 50 in Gaza

Gaza’s civil defence agency said Israeli air strikes on Sunday killed at least 50 people, more than half of them children, a day after Israel announced an expanded military campaign in the besieged territory.

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One killed as wall collapses

At least one day labourer was killed while demolishing a wall at Lohagara upazila in Chattogram early Saturday...

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Women’s equal rights must be upheld at all costs

WOMEN from all walks of life gathered on May 16 in a solidarity march demanding equality, dignity and justice at a time when democratic transformation of the state and society is said to be the national priority. The rally was organised in the context of recurring attacks on women in public places, especially after the targeted attack on members of the women’s affairs reforms...

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No cattle market near rail tracks: BR

Bangladesh Railway on Friday urged all not to set up makeshift cattle markets adjacent to railway track or on its ground without prior permission.

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20.68 lakh cattle surplus for Eid

The country has over 20.68 lakh surplus livestock against demand during Eid-ul-Azha, which is scheduled to be held in the first week of June.

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CUET holds programme on digital skills for students

The department of computer science and engineering of Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology held an activation programme titled Digital Skills for Students at the CUET in Chattogram on Wednesday...

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Foreign factor in Ctg port without wide consultation unacceptable

CHATTOGRAM Port, considered the lifeline of the national economy, requires immediate attention to address perennial mismanagement, inefficiency and corruption in its operation. The Comptroller and Auditor General earlier reported the state coffers were robbed of Tk 258 crore on 26 counts of irregularities by the Chattogram Port Authority in 2017–20 and said that..

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Authorities have issues to shore up to ban three-wheelers

DISMANTLING battery-powered rickshaws to keep them off the main road should not be the way to deal with the threat and menace that the technically fragile vehicles pose. The Dhaka north city authorities on May 13 conducted a drive against battery-powered rickshaws and seized dozens from the main roads, declared off-limits to such vehicles, and destroyed...