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Local path to climate resilience

BANGLADESH lives with the harsh reality of climate change every day. In recent years, the country has faced more intense floods, heatwaves, storms and droughts. Climate change is not some distant threat; it is already here, reshaping millions of lives. In rural communities, farmers are struggling to grow crops, coastal families are losing their homes, and children are...

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Big brother never left

‘BIG brother is watching you.’ What George Orwell wrote in 1984 as a work of dystopian fiction has, for many, come uncomfortably close to reality in Bangladesh. The sense of being watched, tracked and recorded is no longer just paranoia. It is institutionalised, systematised and, most alarmingly, legalised. Surveillance in Bangladesh has not only survived political...

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No respite from plastic pollution

THE earliest few steps that the environment adviser to the interim took were about reducing plastic pollution, but the pollution continued unabated. A photograph that ¶¶Òõ¾«Æ· published on August 23 shows how the original channel of the River Buriganga is clogged with plastic wastes at Islambagh in Dhaka. Most of the city canals, meanwhile, lost their water flow because...

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India sues tycoon Anil Ambani

India’s national investigative bureau opened a criminal case against tycoon Anil Ambani after receiving a complaint from the country’s biggest bank alleging fraud, the agency said Saturday...

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Rubya, Nishita, Sumaiya earn maiden call-ups

Rubya Haider, Nishita Akter, and Sumaiya Akter made the cut as the Bangladesh Cricket Board announced a 15-member squad for the forthcoming ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup on Saturday.

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Tigers have to trust the process: Wood

Bangladesh national team’s specialist batting coach Julian Wood stated on Saturday that the inability of Bangladeshi batters to hit big was a myth. But he reminded everyone that the batters need to know how to use their power.

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Nurul, Saif came on basis of in-depth thinking: Ashraf

The inclusion of Nurul Hasan and Saif Hassan in Bangladesh’s Asia Cup squad was the result of selectors’ deep dive thinking, said chairman of the national selection committee Gazi Ashraf Hossain on Saturday.

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Juba Dal leader hacked to death in Khulna

A leader of Juba dal, youth wing of Bangladesh Nationalist Party, was hacked to death by unidentified assailants in the Atharo Mile area under Dumuria in Khulna on Friday night.

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Pakistani deputy PM, FM Ishaq Dar in Dhaka

Bangladesh and Pakistan are set to hold a foreign minister-level bilateral meeting in Dhaka today after more than a decade in a move to boost cooperation in trade, connectivity and other areas between the two nations.

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CPB demands restoration of democratic rule

Leaders of the Communist Party of Bangladesh at a programme in Dhaka on Friday called on the interim government to take steps for the democratic transition of the country holding next general election in February.

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Late BNP leader Salahuddin cleared in money laundering case

The criminal investigation department submitted a final report to court, recommending exemption of late Bangladesh Nationalist Party leader Salahuddin Quader Chowdhury from a money laundering case filed in 2010, as investigators found no evidence to substantiate the charges.

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Bridge Authority cancels flat allocations for employees

The Bangladesh Bridge Authority cancelled the flat allocation for its officials and employees, following an investigation into allegations of illegal construction and allocation within an under-construction housing project.

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BSF returns Bangladeshi farmer to BGB in Meherpur

The Indian Border Security Force returned a Bangladeshi farmer to Border Guard Bangladesh after a flag meeting at the Kathuli border area of sadar upazila in Meherpur early Friday.

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Students will resist rise of fascist rule again: Rob

Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal-JSD president and freedom fighter ASM Abdur Rob on Friday said that the signs of the rise of fascism were being seen again in the country after the victory of students and people’s mass uprising on August 5, 2024.

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ADB approves $410m for Pakistan copper-gold mine

The Asia Development Bank approved a $410 million package for developing Pakistan’s Reko Diq copper and gold mine on Friday, as the country’s rare earth deposits draw foreign interest and human rights concerns.

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SJIBPLC wins BB sustainability award

Shahjalal Islami Bank PLC has achieved sustainability award from the Bangladesh Bank for Sustainable Rating-2024, said a press release.