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UPS, FedEx ground MD-11s after deadly crash

Freight carriers UPS and FedEx said they have grounded their fleets of MD-11 cargo planes, after one of them was involved in a deadly crash in Kentucky this week...

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Prime Bank signs deal with BB to aid startups

Prime Bank PLC signed a participation agreement with the Bangladesh Bank to implement Tk 500-crore Start-up Refinancing Fund aimed at fostering entrepreneurship and supporting emerging business ventures across the country...

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Govt should sort out social safety issues for all vulnerable groups

THE call that government officials, development partners and rights activists have put out for a comprehensive social protection system covering all marginalised groups to build an equitable society is what the government should heed, especially at a time when Bangladesh, now a lower middle-income country, is set to graduate out of the bloc of least developed...

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Community Bank, NSU Startups Next sign deal

Community Bank Bangladesh PLC and North South University Startups Next on Monday signed a memorandum of understanding at NSU premises in the capital, said a press release...

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Top 10 groups hold 30pc of Agrani Bank’s NPL

The top 10 defaulters, led by Jaj Bhuiyan Group and Bashundhara Group, accounted for Tk 8,287 crore in classified loans — nearly 30 per cent of Agrani Bank’s total non-performing loans as of December 2024, according to official data...

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Rights groups urge authorities to disband RAB

Human rights activists and victims of enforced disappearances have urged the authorities to disband the Rapid Action Battalion for its alleged involvement in enforced disappearances and extrajudicial executions...

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Deplorable govt failure to protect women, ensure safety

THE recent surge in violence against women perpetrated by Islamist groups or mobs acting as ‘tawhidi janata’ alongside the government’s failure to adequately respond is gravely concerning. After the July uprising, in which women and girls from diverse backgrounds actively participated and which they often led, it was hoped that women’s democratic aspirations...

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Lessons from women’s affairs reform controversy

THE ongoing debate surrounding the Women’s Affairs Reform Commission in Bangladesh has largely centered around a handful of its 433 recommendations, particularly those deemed controversial by Islamist groups, rather than the full scope of reforms proposed. Much of the coverage — whether in news reports or opinion pieces — has focused less on what the...

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Artist Nazma Kabir depicts current time, nature

Artist Nazma Kabir has depicted the July-August mass upsring, city life and beauty of nature in her second solo exhibition titled Brushstrokes of Nature under way at the Safiuddin Shilpalay of Dhanmondi in Dhaka...

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‘Dam’ disregard deepens downstream discontent

WATER disputes between nations frequently emerge from managing shared hydrological resources, mainly when an upstream riparian state exerts control over the source and implements large-scale infrastructural initiatives that may disrupt downstream flow dynamics. India’s extensive hydropower projects on the River Brahmaputra and...

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Reform should include marginalised groups’ voice

The voices of the marginalised and vulnerable groups including women, low-income households, people with disabilities, third- and trans-gender, and minorities should be included in the reform for good governance, experts said on Sunday...

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Former planning minister MA Mannan arrested

Police detained former planning minister MA Mannan from his home in Sunamganj district on Thursday night in connection with attack on protesters during mass upsurge led by students in August.

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Memorial for martyrs postponed: Nahid

Information and broadcasting adviser Md Nahid Islam on Thursday informed that the memorial meeting to honour the martyrs of the recent student-people mass upsurge, scheduled for Saturday, had been postponed...

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Bangladesh to request flood forecasting data from others: Rizwana

Bangladesh will request different countries, including China, India, Nepal and Bhutan to provide flood forecasting data in time to mitigate the sufferings of people caused by the natural disaster, said water resources ministry adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan on Saturday.

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Myanmar ethnic groups battle junta

Myanmar ethnic armed groups seized a popular beach resort town in the west of the country and launched dawn attacks on junta positions in the north, a military source and residents said on Tuesday...