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As the climate crisis mirrors the unpredictable and fast-flowing waters of the Padma River, the response to this emergency remains sluggish, particularly in the realms of mitigation, finance, and adaptation. This observation comes from Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, as expressed in an opinion piece for Context

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Train communication on Pabna-Ishwardi route has remained suspended since Monday morning as two bogies of Rajshahi-bound ‘Dhalarchar Express Train’ derailed in Ranigram area of Pabna district. Train operator Hafizul Islam said that the derailment occurred around 7:20 am when wheels oftwo bogies of the train veered off the tracks between Kashinath-Badherhat stations in Ranigram

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Kurigram district has been grappling with severe cold and dense fog over the past few days, significantly disrupting daily life and activities. The extreme weather conditions have particularly affected children, the elderly, day laborers, and those in underprivileged communities. From evening until the next morning, a dense fog blankets the area, and compels residents to remain indoors. The fog is so thick that vehicles are forced to use headlights even during the day

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The power and energy sector, listed on the stock market, has reserves up to 328 percent more than their paid-up capital. Unfortunately, these companies are pressuring the government for outstanding bills at a time when the government is struggling due to fund crisis. In contrast, the companies have received a huge amount of money as capacity charge. According to the Dhaka Stock Exchange, the companies operating in the power sector include Summit Power, Doreen Power, Energypack Power Generation, Lub-rref Bangladesh, Baraka Patenga Power,

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Monno Ceramic Industries Ltd., listed on the stock market, has stopped production for more than six months. However, they did not inform the regulatory bodies, the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC), and the Stock Exchange, as per the rules, which is a serious offence. Still, Monno Ceramic Industries Ltd. has surprised the business with closed production. The company has shown an

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The stability of onion prices in the country has been severely disrupted following India`s announcement of an export ban, triggering an exponential surge in its market rates. Within a day of the export ban news, the price of onions soared by Tk 100 to Tk 120 per kilogramme. Consumers and concerned individuals have expressed disbelief over such a steep rise in onion prices, arguing that a price hike of over Tk 100 per kg in a single day cannot be justified.

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The independent panel of experts on human rights appointed by the UN Human Rights Council issued a statement on January 10, 2022, saying that two decades of practicing arbitrary detention in the Guantanamo Bay prison without trial accompanied by torture or ill treatment violates international human

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Awami League AL) General Secretary Obaidul Quader today said BNP has set a record of human rights violation, which is unprecedented in contemporary world. "The worst instance that BNP has set in human rights violations in this country would not be found anywhere in the world. They have broken all the world records to this end. We want to say this clearly. The talking of human rights does not suit them," he said.

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A mobile court of Chattogram district administration has started drives to control the onion market due to the rampant increase in prices within a few hours across the country. Two traders- Meher Ali Traders and Mohammad Ali Ahmad Traders were fined TK20,000 for selling onions at an increased rate and for irregularities such as not keeping receipts.

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Nine more deaths were reported from dengue in 24 hours till Sunday morning, raising the fatalities from the mosquito-borne disease in Bangladesh to 1,661 this year. During the period, 459 more patients were hospitalised with the viral fever, according to the DGHS.

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