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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Friday (23 February) said there will be no shortage of any commodity in the market during the upcoming month of Ramadan. “There’ll be no scarcity of anything during Ramadan. All arrangements have already been made,” she said, replying to a question at a press conference in her official residence Ganabhaban. The press conference was organised to inform about the outcomes of her recent visit to Germany to attend the Munich Security Conference-2024

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President Mohammed Shahabuddin on Friday (23 February) asked all judges to strictly monitor that power is not misused. "Power and responsibility are related to one another. Power must be exercised to perform duties. Again, responsibility should be shown in the exercise of power," he said. He was addressing the inaugural session of the International Conference on South Asian Constitutional Courts in the Twenty- First Century: Lessons from Bangladesh and India

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Two people, including a woman, died in separate road accidents in Chapainawabganj Sadar upazila on Friday (23 February) morning. The deceased were identified as Khairunnesa, 65, wife of Ruhul Amin of Chaipara Nimgachhi area of Sadar municipality and Rafi, 8, son of Kawsar of Kalinagar area of Shibganj upazila of the district. Confirming the accidents, Sadar Police Station Officer-in-Charge Mintoo Rahman said a sand-laden truck ran over the woman while crossing a road in the

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State Minister for Information and Broadcasting Mohammad Ali Arafat has left Dhaka for Turkey to attend the conference of Information Ministers of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC). State Minister for Information and Broadcasting left Dhaka for Istanbul, Turkey by a flight of Turkish Airlines on Friday (23 February) morning. During his visit, State Minister will attend the Extraordinary session of the Islamic Conference of Information Ministers of the OIC member states on February

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India has allowed traders the export of 50,000 tonnes of onion to Bangladesh till March 31. The export will begin with an immediate effect. "We have allowed export of 50,000 tonnes of onion to Bangladesh, 1,200 tonnes to Mauritius, 3,000 tonnes to Bahrain and 560 tonnes to Bhutan with immediate effect," Consumer Affairs Secretary Rohit Kumar Singh told media on Thursday. He said the traders are allowed to export this quantity till March 31 while the modalities to this end are being worked out

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Abdur Rahman, a resident of the Banshree area of the capital, was a businessman by profession. However, he has fallen into the trap of a cricket betting gambling app and is now living with a small tea shop. Like Rahman, at least a hundred people from Banshree have fallen into the gambling trap and lost everything. If a survey were conducted across the capital, it would likely reach several lakhs. The betting app gambling trap is not only city-centric but has spread all over the country. Not only is gambling focused on the game, but at least more than 50 sites are running round the clock with gambling activities

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If anybody reads Myanmar`s state-run daily newspaper, the Global New Light of Myanmar, the oldest English Daily which covers news, the state Myanmar Radio and Television (MRTV), one would not fathom the crisis faced by the Myanmar government. News coming in from dissidents, journalists and media activists inside Myanmar rebel-held regions gives a diametrically opposite news, which is not comfortable for the military junta in the capital, Naypyidaw. The rebels are upbeat when they could make

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