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Waqf estates will be digitised: adviser

Religious affairs adviser AFM Khalid Hossain at a programme in Dhaka on Saturday said that all the waqf estates would be brought under digitisation to ensure their proper and smooth management.

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5-day hilly fruit fair begins

Chattogram hill tracts affairs adviser Supradip Chakma on Wednesday said that a hub of hill fruits would be set up in the capital to make the fruits available for city people...

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3-day fruit fairs begin countrywide

Agriculture adviser Lieutenant General (retired) Jahangir Alam Chowdhury on Thursday said that the country needed to enhance production of the local fruits to meet the nutritional demand of the people...

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Nvidia marks Paris tech fair with Europe AI push

Drawing high-powered tech CEOs and a presidential visit, the Vivatech trade fair opened in Paris on Wednesday with a bang as Nvidia boss Jensen Huang announced a major push into Europe...

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Allocations for gender budget, women-children affairs drop

An allocation of Tk 2,60,767 crore has been proposed for the gender-relevant budget and Tk 5,078 crore for the Ministry of Women and Children Affairs in the financial year 2025–2026, both marking a decrease from the FY 2024-25...

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Maitri Jatra for intersectional, transformative changes

AS A transnational feminist scholar of social movements, when the Women’s Affairs Reform Commission’s report came out on April 19, I became keen on reviewing the 433 recommendations under 15 thematic areas. I was initially a bit frustrated to see that the report primarily focused on ‘equality between women and men’...

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200-year-old fair suspended for security concerns   

A traditional 200-year-old ‘Gazi Kalu-Champabati’ fair at Jagannathpur union under Kumarkhali upazila in Kushtia remained suspended since activists of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party and Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami clashed on May 20 over organising the fair.

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Lessons from women’s affairs reform controversy

THE ongoing debate surrounding the Women’s Affairs Reform Commission in Bangladesh has largely centered around a handful of its 433 recommendations, particularly those deemed controversial by Islamist groups, rather than the full scope of reforms proposed. Much of the coverage — whether in news reports or opinion pieces — has focused less on what the...

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BUFT, Renai Group host job fair

Apparel manufacturing and technology department of BGMEA University of Fashion and Technology organised a day-long job fair, offering promising career opportunities for its students, at the Multipurpose Hall of the university in Dhaka on Tuesday...

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Muslim feminist voices against patriarchal interpretations

THE recent release of the Women’s Affairs Reform Commission’s report has reignited the debate around women’s rights in Bangladesh. Several religious political parties have united in protest against the Commission’s proposal for gender-equal inheritance and other reforms, demanding its outright rejection. Ironically, the July uprising — once a platform for...

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Stop opposing women affairs commission report: LDA

Leaders of the Left Democratic Alliance, a combine of six political parties, on Wednesday at a rally in Dhaka called on the interim government to take immediate steps to stop opposing women affairs commission report by some quarters...

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Ex-Maj Gen Fazlur’s remarks on India personal: MoFA

The government on Friday said that retired major general ALM Fazlur Rahman’s recent social media remarks suggesting Bangladesh to occupy seven states in India’s northeast in case India would attack Pakistan were his personal views.

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EUSC holds science, technology fair

The Engineering University School and College held a three-day 13th Inter-School and College Science and Technology Fair-2025 concluded on its campus in Dhaka on Wednesday...

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MIU admission fair begins

The admission fair for the summer 2025 semester of Manarat International University has started with a 50 per cent discount on admission fees...

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Ways that govt should walk to bolster women’s rights

THE recommendations that the women’s affairs reforms commission, set up on November 18, 2024, put forth on April 19 for the government to effect appear assuring in that they are mostly meant to do away with the discrimination that exists in society against women. The commission has made 15 specific recommendations, which include the provision for equal rights...