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Good governance must begin with environmental stewardship

BETWEEN 1950 and 2017, the world produced 9.2 billion tonnes of plastic, most of it intended for single use. Only nine per cent has ever been recycled and 12 per cent incinerated, leaving approximately 79 per cent accumulated in our environment. This accumulation has led to global plastic pollution, posing a planetary health threat. Plastics break down...

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Worker dies falling from building at JU

A construction worker tragically died Friday night after a fall from the eighth floor of a residential building under construction at Jahangirnagar University in Savar, authorities said.

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Students file complaint against IU professor

STUDENTS of several departments of Islamic University in Kushtia on Saturday filed a written complaint against Al-Quran and Islamic Studies chairman Professor Nasir Uddin Mizhi following the circulation of an audio clip in which he made derogatory remarks about...

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Tension grips Rabindra Univ as two students assaulted

Two students of Rabindra University in Sirajganj were assaulted in two separate incidents this week—one inside the campus and the other outside—sparking tension and protests among students accusing the authorities of taking ‘biased and inconsistent’ actions.

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Police thwart BCS aspirants’ march towards Jamuna

The police on Saturday evening intercepted the Bangladesh Civil Service aspirants’ march towards the chief adviser’s residence Jamuna demanding that Professor Muhammad Yunus sign the ‘Non-Cadre Appointment (Special) (Amendment) Rules, 2025’ immediately.

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Evidence-based precision oncology emphasised

A discussion titled Evidence-based Precision Oncology: Integration of Education, Research and Clinical Practice was held at the department of clinical oncology of Bangladesh Medical University in Dhaka on Saturday.

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BMU observes death anniv of Dr Mobin Khan

Bangladesh Medical University held a commemorative meeting on Professor Dr Mobin Khan, former treasurer of the BMU and founding chairperson of the department of haepatology, marking his first anniversary of death, at the Lecture Hall of BMU’s Super Specialised Hospital...

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Students of City Univ block road

The City University students blocked a major road in Savar on Saturday, demanding formal apology and accountability from Daffodil International University over the last week’s violent clashes that left their campus vandalised.

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US Fed official backed rate pause because inflation ‘too high’

A senior member of the US Federal Reserve on Friday said he voted against cutting interest rates this week because inflation was ‘too high’ for comfort. Kansas City Fed president Jeff Schmid was one of two people who dissented on Wednesday’s vote, at which the US central bank backed a quarter percentage-point rate cut...

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BOU VC attends int’l programme in Japan

Vice-chancellor of Bangladesh Open University Professor ABM Obaidul Islam has attended a five-day international programme on ‘the journey of digital transformation of education in Bangladesh’ in Japan.

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Kathin Chibar Daan Utsav concludes in Rangamati

The two-day 49th Kathin Chivar Daan Utsav of the Buddhist community in the Chittagong Hill Tracts concluded at the Rangamati Rajban Bihar on Friday with the offering of robes, calling upon all to strengthen the bonds of peace and friendship.

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Japanese research team calls on CU VC

A Japanese researcher team paid a courtesy call on Chittagong University vice-chancellor Professor Muhammad Yeahia Akhter at the office of the VC in Chattogram on Thursday.

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Liverpool must snap losing habit: Slot

Liverpool manager Arne Slot said his side must not make a habit of losing games they should win after six defeats in their last seven games plunged the Premier League champions into crisis.

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Warming climate helps UK grow rice

Wearing large rubber boots, Nadine Mitschunas joyfully handled mature rice plants peeking through the water of her small plot growing in the fertile soil of eastern England.

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Nvidia to supply 2,60,000 cutting-edge chips to South Korea

US tech giant Nvidia said on Friday it will supply 2,60,000 of its most cutting-edge chips to South Korea, as CEO Jensen Huang met president Lee Jae Myung and the heads of the country’s biggest companies on the sidelines of the APEC summit.

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Flood-resilient methods prove sustainable, profitable

Flood-resilient vegetable farming is becoming popular among the inhabitants of chars located in the Teesta and Brahmaputra river basins of 18 unions under four upazilas, as the method is profitable, sustainable and risk-free.

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13 individuals honored for contributions to tourism sector

The Tour Operators Association of Bangladesh, the leading trade body in the tourism industry, honored thirteen individuals for their outstanding contributions to Bangladesh’s tourism sector, according to a press release.

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Supply of winter produce rises

After more than four months of soaring prices, the prices of vegetables witnessed a slight decline at the capital’s kitchen markets on Friday amid a surge in supply.