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Shwapno buying produce directly from farmers

Retail chain shop Shwapno has announced that it is buying vegetables directly from farmers and selling them to buyers at affordable prices, said a press release...

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ONE Bank achieves ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certificate

ONE Bank PLC has been awarded ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certificate by France-based certification authority Bureau Veritas (Bangladesh) Pvt Limited for fulfilling the requirements of the ISO 27001:2022 standard, said a press release...

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Ctg port likely to get operator by December

Shipping adviser retired Brigadier General M Sakhawat Hussain said on Wednesday that the interim government was going to appoint an operator to the Chattogram port, but not giving the port itself to anyone...

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Vinicius says sorry for Clasico substitution huff

Brazilian forward Vinicius has issued a public apology to Real Madrid after his angered reaction to being substituted during a tense 2-1 win over arch-rival Barcelona at the weekend...

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Putin defies Trump with second nuclear weapons test in days

Russia has successfully tested a nuclear-capable, nuclear-powered underwater drone, president Vladimir Putin said Wednesday, defying US president Donald Trump’s warnings with Moscow’s second test of a new nuclear weapons system in just a few days...

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Vietnam rains kill seven

Flooding triggered by record heavy rains in central Vietnam this week killed at least seven people and inundated more than 1,00,000 homes, the environment ministry said on Wednesday...

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Let the torn leaf on the broken branch grow

MY KNOWLEDGE of the people’s movements and uprisings that have taken place across the Bangladesh is very limited. The histories prior to the Hatikheda uprising of 170 years ago remain blurry to me. Yet I do know the story of Amrita Devi of Rajasthan from 1730 — who sacrificed her life to save trees — the spirit that later inspired the Chipko movement. However,...

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Necropolitical governance and the betrayal of compassion

AFTER the July 2024 mass uprising, Bangladesh stands at a crossroads. For decades, its political and moral trajectory had been defined by authoritarianism, fear, and institutionalised repression. The interim government, born out of the people’s mandate, was expected to mark a rupture — to rebuild institutions, protect the vulnerable, and dismantle the structures of...

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SEXUAL VIOLENCE IN CHT: Don't all lives deserve justice?

SEXUAL violence against indigenous women in the Chittagong Hill Tracts is not only an act of individual perpetrators but is sustained through a wider system of state and media denial. The state’s institutions — police, public hospitals and local administrators — actively influence the legal proceedings. Cases are often not filed. Even when a case is filed, medical reports...

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Reclaiming Bangladesh’s moral vision

IN BANGLADESH’S political terrain, there is a philosophical puzzle that would have bothered Greek philosopher, Aristotle: how does a country that was founded on the highest ideals of self-determination end up fighting against the loss of the very principles that made it possible?

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Kosovo extends support to Rohingya sheltered in Bangladesh

Ambassador of the Republic of Kosovo in Dhaka Lulzim Pllana on Wednesday signed a Memorandum of Cooperation with the Association for Socio-Economic Advancement of Bangladesh executive director, Mahfuja Khanam, aimed at supporting educational initiatives for Rohingya refugee children in Cox’s Bazar camps.

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Bangladesh’s crackdown on illegal mobile phones begins Dec 16

The long-awaited National Equipment Identity Register service is set to be officially launched across the country on December 16, marking Victory Day, said Faiz Ahmad Taiyeb, special assistant to the chief adviser for the Ministry of Posts, Telecommunications, and Information Technology.

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Pak-Afghan talks deadlocked after border violence

Negotiations between Afghanistan and Pakistan to secure a lasting truce after their bloodiest clashes in years were deadlocked Tuesday, with a Pakistani security source saying a ‘last-ditch effort’ was underway...

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Academic, admin activities halted at City, Daffodil univs

Academic and administrative activities at City University and Daffodil International University have been suspended following an overnight clash between students of the two private institutions at Savar, on the outskirts of Dhaka.

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SMUCT Drama Club runner-up at ULAB fest

The Drama Club of the department of English at Shanto-Mariam University of Creative Technology has recently earned the runner-up position at the 11th DHE Inter-University Student Conference and Cultural Competition 2025 at the University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh.

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DUCSU, BIRDEM host breast cancer awareness prog at DU

Dhaka University Central Students’ Union, in collaboration with BIRDEM General Hospital, organised a breast cancer awareness event with the theme ‘Save the Smile’ at TSC auditorium on DU campus in the capital on Tuesday.

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ULAB hosts 8th convocation

University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh held its 8th convocation on Tuesday at the Bangladesh-China Friendship Conference Centre in Dhaka, delving into the theme ‘Informed minds, inspire paths’...

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Server of savings certificates hacked

The Bangladesh Bank has detected that a group of fraudsters apparently hacked the National Savings Scheme Online Management System and withdrew Tk 25 lakh by encashing a savings certificate purchased by a client from the central bank’s Motijheel office.

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Int’l tourism fair begins tomorrow

The 13th edition of the Biman Bangladesh Travel and Tourism Fair 2025, the largest event in the country’s tourism industry, will kick off on Thursday with the participation of 12 countries at the Bangladesh-China Friendship International Conference Centre in the capital...