Bangladesh News
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Living a feminist killjoy life
2023-09-02
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Why I learned more from reading fiction books than nonfiction
2023-09-02
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ACC seeks bank account details of SK Sur, family
2023-09-02
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Why you need to know about contract cheating
2023-09-02
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Settling the debate
2023-09-02
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Ongoing mild heatwave may become less intense: BMD
2023-09-02
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Japan PM dines on Fukushima fish amid nuclear plant water row
2023-09-02
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If I continue in this manner, I could face financial losses: Ananta Jalil
2023-09-02
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Jobs of the week
2023-09-02
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Witnessing the price hike parody
2023-09-02
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Promise of better connectivity with Dhaka Elevated Expressway
2023-09-02
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Sri Lanka returns another $100m to Bangladesh
2023-09-02
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India bat against Pakistan
2023-09-02
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PM Hasina inaugurates Dhaka Elevated Expressway
Prime minister Sheikh Hasina today inaugurated the much-awaited 11.5-km Dhaka Elevated Expressway's Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport-Farmgate section for traffic that is expected to ...
2023-09-02
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India vs Pakistan: Chase to win?
2023-09-02
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Making a study playlist that works for you
2023-09-02
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Jamuna crosses danger level in Sirajganj
2023-09-02
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What is digital bank?
2023-09-02
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Lettre: the digital renaissance of handwritten letters and stamp collecting
2023-09-02
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Surviving and thriving in a fast-paced work environment: A guide
2023-09-02
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Are AI art generators really worth it?
2023-09-02
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Google Pixel 8 set to launch on October 4: reports
2023-09-02
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Use of narcotics increases, political persons involved
2023-09-02
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Column by Mahfuz Anam: DSA to CSA, a sham of a reform
2023-09-02
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Every country has its own Manipur
2023-09-02
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Test run Dhaka-Bhanga train to run on Padma Bridge on 7 September
2023-09-02
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Sharmila Tagore returns to Bengali cinema after 14 years
2023-09-02
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Why grown-ups should reimmerse themselves in children's literature
2023-09-02
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ISRO plans to put moon lander in sleep mode as one lunar day nears end
2023-09-02
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5 most fascinating museums around the world
2023-09-02
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Are heels going out of style?
2023-09-02
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College teacher hacked dead in Bogura
Family members blamed a local terrorist gang – Sagor Bahini – for the murder and alleged they killed Shahjalal due to a previous feud.
2023-09-02
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The World Cup that keeps giving
2023-09-02
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JS Session: DMP bans gatherings, carrying of arms around JS
2023-09-02
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The issue with A Level grade boundaries this year
2023-09-02
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I learned a lot from Kohli: Babar
2023-09-02
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Why buying books in English medium schools is needlessly expensive and wasteful
2023-09-02
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Our undying love for kebabs in Dhaka
2023-09-02
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Barcelona sign Portuguese duo Felix and Cancelo on loan
2023-09-02
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Laundering S$1b: Singapore denies bail to foreigners, slaps charges
2023-09-02
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Jamuna Erosion: 30 homes gone in half an hour
2023-09-02
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From the lab to the market: Opportunities in Biotech entrepreneurship
2023-09-02
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Why is China's economy slowing down and could it get worse?
2023-09-02
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The minority report in India
2023-09-02
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A boon to business and economy
2023-09-02
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Are we underutilising the potential of our youth?
2023-09-02
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How does Dhaka Elevated Expressway look at night?
2023-09-02
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Shaheen takes four as Pakistan bundle out India for 266
2023-09-02
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Bangladesh can export $500 million flowers a year: minister
2023-09-02
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Rampal to have 300 MW solar power plant
2023-09-02
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Biman touches down on Japan's Narita airport runway after 17-year gap
2023-09-02
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Saltwater prawns successfully produced in freshwater
2023-09-02
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825,000 dengue cases in 8 months as death toll soars to 597
2023-09-02
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11 dead, resources worth over Tk 400cr damaged in Bandarban floods: DC
2023-09-02
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Did BNP make the wrong call?
2023-09-02
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Chandrayaan-3 detects possible seismic activity on the moon
2023-09-02
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Indigo farming moving towards promising future
2023-09-02
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Chars: A symphony of narratives and obstacles
Numbers from sources like the World Bank, United Nations Development Programme, and International Organization for Migration shed light on the "char" phenomenon
2023-09-02
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Climate change and women's deteriorating mental health
2023-09-02
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The enigmatic Tawsif
2023-09-02
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Djokovic fights back to reach US Open last 16
2023-09-02
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Cyber Security Act to replace DSA
2023-09-02
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Botched dengue response: Where does the fault lie?
2023-09-02
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Economic census: Tk 38m for SMS, mobile bill, Tk 120m for cloud server
2023-09-02
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Barca Academy coming to Bangladesh
2023-09-02
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Weaving dreams: Jute vendors on city streets
2023-09-02
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What history tells us about election-time government
2023-09-02
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On-fire Afridi dismisses Rohit, Kohli
2023-09-02
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Packaging industry bears the brunt of slowdown in other sectors
2023-09-02
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Should men always pay the bill on dates?
2023-09-02
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India opt to bat against Pakistan
2023-09-02
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What message does the Bandarban flood give us?
2023-09-02
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The trials sportswomen have to face to get justice
2023-09-02
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In conversation with Korvi Rakshand, 2023 Magsaysay Award winner
2023-09-02
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IT exports fall for the first time in five years
2023-09-02
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Sundarbans reopened after three-month closure
2023-09-02
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Dengue: Country records highest deaths in a day
2023-09-02
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Replacing saturated fat, salt with herbs, spices is both tasty, healthy
2023-09-02
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Opinion Why should cases continue under a repealed law?
The law minister has informed us that the Digital Security Act would be nullified the moment that the Cyber Security Act is passed. Yet he has also said that even though the law will be nullified, ...
2023-09-02
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India v Pakistan: Looking back at the last five matches
2023-09-02
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BNP marks International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances
2023-09-02
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Mood mirror
2023-09-02
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US Open Djokovic pulls off magical escape as Gauff nears Swiatek battle
2023-09-02
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6 wonderful books to celebrate the Women in Translation month
2023-09-02
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US unemployment rate spikes to 3.8%; labor market still has momentum
2023-09-02
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Humayun Ahmed and the language of Bangladeshi novels
2023-09-02
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Madhumati river Erosion in Faridpur: Lone school on verge of collapse in Bajra
2023-09-02
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Prosenjit Chatterjee compliments Yasir Al Huq's 'Sharey Showlo'
2023-09-02
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A Silent Triumph: The Story of Clara Woods
2023-09-02
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Tofu is great, okay!
2023-09-02
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Bangladesh records highest single-day dengue deaths
Bangladesh saw highest single-day deaths by dengue as 21 people died from the viral fever in a 24-hour period until 8:00 am on Saturday, taking the death toll to 618.
2023-09-02
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Chandrayaan-3 confirms sulphur on the moon
2023-09-02
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Should you date your friend?
2023-09-02
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Khulna fuel traders call indefinite strike from Sept 3
2023-09-02
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This is not an item song: Bhabna on 'Payel' shooting
2023-09-02
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Oil rises to highest in over seven months on supply worries
2023-09-02
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Jamal Bhuiyan hopes Bangladesh beat Afghanistan in both football and cricket
2023-09-02
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Independent judiciary crucial for democracy
2023-09-02
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In Myanmar, a mobile game funds the resistance, one click at a time
2023-09-02
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Are doctors above accountability?
2023-09-02
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16 shops gutted in Panchagarh's Boda Bazar
2023-09-02
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Swastika likely to be paired with Chanchal Chowdhury
2023-09-02
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Rajinikanth becomes highest-paid actor in India with 'Jailer'
2023-09-02
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Hathurusingha banks on familiarity to tackle Afghanistan bowling attack
2023-09-02
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5 things that destroy relationships
2023-09-02