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Foreigners exempted from e-returns

The National Board of Revenue has exempted foreign nationals working in Bangladesh from filing income tax returns online...

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Semiconductors costing Nvidia, AMD dearly

US semiconductor giants Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices will pay the United States government 15 per cent of their revenue from selling artificial intelligence chips to China, according to media reports...

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Chinese co to invest $40m more in BEPZA EZ

Chinese investor Kaixi Group has once again chosen BEPZA Economic Zone as its preferred destination for expansion, signing a new agreement on Monday to invest $40.05 million in a garments and related accessories manufacturing industry...

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Gap between expectations and reality

AUGUST 8 marked the first anniversary of the interim government’s rise to power in the wake of the historic July uprising. The Yunus-led administration came into office buoyed by unprecedented public goodwill, both at home and abroad, and charged with the responsibility of healing a fractured nation. One year may not be long enough to fulfil every expectation...

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Bangladesh’s best defence against dictatorship

‘THE more they know, the less they obey’ — this unforgettable line is uttered by an authoritarian king who fears an educated public. Satyajit Ray’s dystopian film Hirak Rajar Deshe may be fictional, but the impulse to suppress political knowledge is very real. In both authoritarian regimes and fragile democracies, political education is often neglected, leaving citizens less equipped to understand and defend their rights...

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Proposition to ban student politics ahistorical, reactionary

THE proposition to ban student politics in universities is ahistorical and not only disregards the glorious contributions of student politics in the country’s history but also seeks to rob students of their democratic voice. While such a proposition has long been put forward by a section of people, the controversy surrounding student politics appears to have resurfaced...

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EC proposes provisions for ‘no vote’, no EVM use

The Election Commission has finalised the draft amendments to the Representation of the People Order, reinstating the provision of ‘no vote’ in the upcoming 13th national parliamentary election and removing the provision for using electronic voting machines. 

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Two found dead in car in Dhaka

The police recovered two decomposed bodies from a car parked in the basement of a hospital in Mouchak area in Dhaka city on Monday afternoon.

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HC begins delivering verdict

The High Court on Sunday began delivering its verdict in a landmark custodial death case involving the killing of Urdu-speaking youth Ishtiaque Ahmed Jony who died in police custody at Pallabi police station in 2014...

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JUCSU polls on Sept 11

The authorities on Sunday announced that the long-awaited elections to the Jahangirnagar University Central Students’ Union would be held on September 11.

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DU VC urges students to acquire knowledge

Vice-chancellor of the University of Dhaka Professor Niaz Ahmed Khan at a programme on Sunday urged the students to acquire knowledge of different disciplines to build themselves as skilled workforce...

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Pirojpur university holds orientation for students, staff

The orientation of the undergraduate (honours) students of Pirojpur Science and Technology University for the academic year 2024-25 was held on Sunday at the auditorium of social development organisation Dak Diye Jai...

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BB eases foreign currency rules for foreign investors

Bangladesh Bank has relaxed the foreign currency rules for exporters in specialized zones like Export Processing Zones (EPZs), Private Export Processing Zones (PEPZs), Economic Zones, and High-Tech Parks to retain foreign currency...

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Trump says big US banks shunned him

President Donald Trump said Tuesday that major US banks had turned down his business as part of an alleged pattern of political discrimination against conservatives that right-wing figures have long claimed...

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Exceptional Nordic heatwave stumps tourists seeking shade

Nordic countries are relieved after battling an exceptional heatwave which shattered the hopes of foreigners seeking to cool off in the far north — a disappointment meteorologists warn is likely to be repeated...

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David powers Australia to win

Tim David crunched eight sixes in a blistering 83 from 52 balls to help Australia beat South Africa by 17 runs in their opening Twenty20 clash in Darwin on Sunday.

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SEBPLC launches Tijarah Islamic Visa card

Southeast Bank PLC, in partnership with Visa, has recently launched ‘Tijarah Islamic Visa Signature Credit Card’ designed to cater to diverse financial needs while adhering to Shariah-compliant principles, said a press release...

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MDB wins Visa Excellence award

Midland Bank PLC has been awarded ‘Excellence in Prepaid Cards (Associate Client)’ at Visa Excellence Awards held on August 4 at Hotel Sheraton in the capital...

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Shun Shing Group donates Tk 1.15cr to BLWF

Shun Shing Group, a Hong Kong-based multinational company and parent of Seven Rings Cement, has recently donated Tk 1,15,53,203 to Bangladesh Labour Welfare Foundation from its Workers’ Profit Participation Fund and Welfare Fund, said a press release...