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3 ‘confess’ to JnU JCD leader murder

Three detained accused in Sunday’s murder of Jagannath University student and Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal leader Jobayed Hossain in Old Dhaka on Tuesday confessed to their involvement in the murder before three metropolitan magistrates in Dhaka...

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Rafi lits up pool on record laden day

Bangladesh Navy swimmer Samiul Islam Rafi continued his domination as seven new national records were made on the second day of the 34th National Swimming, Diving and Water Polo Championships at the National Swimming Complex in the city on Tuesday...

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Falling growth key concern: GED

Falling private sector credit growth has remained as the most worrying issue on the country’s economic front despite a rebound in deposit growth in banks, according to a government report released on Tuesday...

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UK borrowing hits 5-year high

UK government borrowing reached a five-year high in September, official data showed Tuesday, adding pressure to the government ahead of its annual budget...

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Korean investors invited to explore Bangladesh

The Bangladesh Investment Development Authority (BIDA) has called on South Korean investors to capitalize on Bangladesh’s dynamic investment landscape, highlighting the country’s competitive advantages and ongoing reforms to facilitate foreign direct investment...

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10 Minute School and  bKash launch course on everyday finance

Online learning platform 10 Minute School and mobile financial service provider bKash have launched a free special course to help people learn about daily transactions, income-expense planning, savings, loans, investments, insurance, managing emergency funds and staying safe in financial dealing...

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US govt shutdown leaves Unilever demerger on ice

British consumer goods giant Unilever has postponed a demerger of its ice cream business, saying Tuesday that the US government shutdown meant a New York listing could not be approved...

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France intensifies hunt for Louvre raiders

French police on Tuesday stepped up the hunt for thieves who stole priceless royal jewels from the Louvre museum, as scrutiny mounted over security at the country’s cultural institutions...

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Surviving fourth industrial revolution

THE industrial revolution stands as the most significant turning point in human history since the domestication of animals and plants. The first industrial revolution, spanning from 1760 to 1840, began in Great Britain, which emerged as its harbinger. This period marked the introduction of mechanical textile production, the steam engine, and the factory system across...

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Turning livestock into climate solution

THE global call for sustainable food systems resonates powerfully through this year’s World Food Day theme: ‘Hand in hand for better foods and a better future.’ Nowhere is this message more relevant than in Bangladesh’s livestock sector, a critical yet climate-vulnerable industry standing at the crossroads of opportunity and risk. The sector sustains millions of rural...

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More power to BBS to ensure evidence-based policy-making

THE government task force identifying external and political interference and aid dependency as reasons for the poor performance of the Bureau of Statistics corroborates what independent experts have for long said. The national statistical office has largely failed to live up to its mandate for being plagued by interference. The task force, formed in April 2025 against the...

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Govt promotes 80 police inspectors to ASPs

Bangladesh interim on Tuesday promoted 80 police officers of the rank of inspectors to assistant superintendent of police in the Bangladesh Civil Service (Police) cadre...

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Touhid rejects speculations over cancellation of deals with India

Bangladesh interim government foreign adviser Md Touhid Hossain on Tuesday said that the interim government had so far cancelled one agreement with India while some others, including the Adani power deal, were under review for possible revision or cancellation...

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Govt raises house rent to 15pc

After 10 days of protests, the non-government teachers and employees on the monthly pay order scheme are scheduled to return to their workplaces today after the government has conceded their main demand for house rent increase...