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Kuki Chin is involved in bank robbery: Home Minister

Chattogram Test: Sri Lanka win to sweep series over Bangladesh

BNP won’t join upazila polls under current govt

AL’s tradition is to stand beside people: Quader

Shamima recipient of kidney from dead donor dies

LPG price slashed by Tk 3.34 per kg

PM Hasina seeks Chinese help in dev of Southern Bangladesh

2 Bangladeshis injured in BSF firing along Benapole border

Taiwan earthquake damages buildings, leaving 4 dead

Fire caused by oil-tanker overturning in Savar, Death toll climbs to 4

Coal mine fire kills 4 in Vietnam’s northern province

Truck hits a group of students in Iraq, killing 6

Potential sector between Bangladesh and KSA

In today`s higher education community, internationalization has been widely accepted as an important strategy for institutional development. The cultivation of students` intercultural competence has shifted from an added-value side effect to an all-persuasive motive in a market-driven and globalised educational sector. Researchers, educators and administrators would agree that a new emphasis on Intercultural Education (IE) is very necessary and important, and it will enhance the outcome of institutional internationalisation efforts.

After defeat to SL Tigers drop to 7th position in WTC

Steps taken to ensure exemplary punishment in forest officer killing case: Saber

Rahul Gandhi files nomination for India election

vivo Photography Chronicle Campaign

Govt to import 3 cargoes of LNG to raise gas supply

Play active role in int’l forums on Rohingya issue: President to New Zealand envoy

Taiwan’s strongest earthquake in nearly 25 years damages buildings

Tigresses to play 5 T20 matches against India at home

Mild to moderate heat wave sweeps Dhaka

Stop unfit vehicles, conduct mobile courts to prevent road accidents

Terrorist groups increasingly used for geostrategic purposes

South Korea secure $7.2Bln gas plant contract in Saudi Arabia

Venezuelan man, world’s oldest, dies at 114

Venezuelan Juan Vicente Perez Mora, certified in 2022 by Guinness World Records as the oldest man in the world, died on Tuesday (2 April) at the age of 114, officials and relatives said. Juan Vicente Perez Mora has transcended into eternity at 114 years of age," Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said on social media platform X. Perez was officially confirmed as the oldest man alive on February 4, 2022, when he was 112 years and 253 days old, according to Guinness.

NKorea says tested medium-to-long-range hypersonic missile

North Korea`s latest weapons test was of a medium-to-long-range hypersonic missile, state media said on Wednesday (03 April), adding that leader Kim Jong Un was present for the launch."A new medium-to-long range hypersonic missile test launch that carries military strategic value was successfully carried out," state media agency KCNA said a day after the test. With the launch, Kim said the North had now "achieved strategic missiles that are of solid-fuel, warhead manoeuvrable and nuclear-capable."

AL MPs, ministers backing their chosen candidates

BNP won’t let Bangladesh become another Kashmir: Rizvi

Actions if anyone illegally interferes in UP polls: Quader

Sri Lanka near victory as Bangladeshi batters falter

Stokes rules himself out of England’s T20 World Cup

Armed criminals looted cash from Bandarban banks

Armed criminals looted cash from the vaults of Sonali Bank and Krishi Bank in Bandarban`s Thanchi upazila on Wedneday (3 April). The robbery took place in the upazila`s Thanchi Bazar area around 12:30pm. According to the witness, the robbers left the banks and the area less than 10 minutes after they stormed the branches.

Man stabbed to death at arbitration in Sylhet

21 shops burned down in Khagrachari

Trade activities through Benapole port to be suspended for 5 days

Trade activities between India and Bangladesh through the Benapole land port will remain suspended for five days during the Eid-ul-Fitr holiday. Emdadul Haque Lata, general secretary of Benapole C&F Agents Association, said that export and import activities through Benapole port will remain suspended from April 9 afternoon till April 14.

Residents suffer as mosquito menace grips Rajshahi

The city of Rajshahi has been grappling with an unprecedented surge in mosquito population since February, causing distress among its residents. Mosquitoes have become ubiquitous, particularly after dusk, rendering outdoor activities almost unbearable due to incessant mosquito bites. Despite efforts by individuals to safeguard themselves using coils and aerosols, these measures have proven insufficient against the overwhelming mosquito onslaught, plunging the once normal life of Rajshahi`s populace into misery.

Eco-friendly transport system to be implemented in Dhaka soon

Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) Mayor Barrister Sheikh Fazle Noor Taposh on Tuesday (2 April) said eco-friendly and Internet of Things (IoT) based transport system will be implemented in Dhaka soon. "Unplanned urbanization and unabated expansion are created by us and we all are responsible for this," he said this while speaking at a discussion on “Effect of Traffic Congestion over businesses of old Dhaka and Identify the Way Forward” at Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) auditorium here.

Intermediaries to get Tk100cr loan at 8.25pc interest

BB orders Standard Bank to reinstate MD Habibur

Price fall in large-cap drives stocks further down

‘Traffic woes: Old Dhaka losing charm as among country’s largest trade hubs’

Chanchal appears as blind detective in ‘Rumi’ trailer

Over the past few years, Chanchal Chowdhury has repeatedly amazed with his distinct performances in Bangladeshi OTT content. On the other hand, director Vicky Zahed has earned praise for multiple works in the thriller genre. Chanchal and Vicky - this actor-director duo teamed up for the first time in Hoichoi`s series ‘Rumi’. The trailer for the series was released on Monday, earning praise online.

Anwesshaa teams up with Zulfiqer Russell once again

Bhumi Pednekar finds the term ‘female-led projects’ annoying

Only legal cable-DTH operators can transmit feeds of govt-approved TV channels: Arafat

BCL seizes opportunity following HC ruling

BUET students will choose their leaders: BCL President

HSC exams to begin on 30 June

Satkhira medical students asked to vacate halls after BCL infighting

Youth held with 172 bottles of foreign liquor in Ctg

Swecchasebak League leader held over abduction, gang rape in Sylhet

Court accepted charge sheet of Dr Yunus’s money embezzlement case

Sri Lanka near victory as Bangladeshi batters falter

180 Myanmar army, BGP men to return home: Hasan

IGP for maximum vigilance for safe Eid journey

Avoid motorcycles for inter-district journeys during Eid holidays: DMP Commissioner

Stokes rules himself out of England’s T20 World Cup

BNP won’t let Bangladesh become another Kashmir: Rizvi

2nd nuclear power plant plan triggers concerns

The first unit of the much-awaited Rooppur nuclear power plant may start producing electricity by the end of this year. Meanwhile, Bangladesh has expressed interest in building another nuclear power plant consisting of two units at Rooppur. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina told Rosatom that her government seeks to build another nuclear power plant at Rooppur upon completion of the ongoing project.

Truck hits a group of students in Iraq, killing 6

At least six students were killed and 14 injured Tuesday (3 April) when a truck ploughed into them on their way out of school in Iraq`s southern province of Basra, authorities said. "Police in Basra arrested the truck driver who ran over six students, killing them and injuring 14" others in the Al-Hartha region, interior ministry spokesperson Miqdad Miri said. According to initial information, the driver "lost control of the truck when the brakes failed," he added in a statement.

Japan downgrades tsunami warning after Taiwan quake

The Japan Meteorological Agency downgraded its tsunami warning for Japan`s southern islands to a "tsunami advisory" on Wednesday (3 April) after a powerful earthquake in eastern Taiwan. The JMA said waves as high as one metre (3.3 feet) could be recorded in the region following the earthquake. It had previously warned of an estimated maximum tsunami height of three metres.

Exports hold strong at $5b mark for 4 months

Despite inflationary pressures from all sides, the country`s exports have been maintaining the $5 billion mark for four consecutive months, which is a very impressive achievement, especially for garment exporters. According to the Export Promotion Bureau (EPB), in March, Bangladesh`s exports fetched $5.10 billion, growing by 9.88 percent in the global market amid the ongoing economic slowdown.

Visiting British peer calls on foreign minister

Lord Purvis of Tweed, Liberal Democrat working peer and Foreign Affairs front bench spokesperson at the UK`s House of Lords, on Tuesday (3 April) underscored the opportunity of enhancing exports from Bangladesh to the UK, particularly certified safe and organic food from Bangladesh to the UK. He met Foreign Minister Hasan Mahmud at the latter’s office. The Foreign Minister warmly welcomed the Lord of Tweed on his maiden visit to Bangladesh.

Biden, Xi clash but seek to manage tensions as US officials head to China

BUET scenario: Put an immediate end to the impasse

The Daily Star sacks its executive editor Syed Ashfaqul Haque

NHRC Chairman highlights journos’ role in establishing human rights

Inquiry committee formed over fire on 14 buses in Dhaka’s Demra

Blinken, Yellen to visit China shortly: US official

Xi, Biden hold phone talks: Chinese state media

Chinese leader Xi Jinping and US President Joe Biden held a phone call on Tuesday (2 April), Beijing`s state media said, as Washington and Beijing seek to stabilise relations after years of tensions. "The two heads of state had a candid and in-depth exchange of views on China-US relations and issues of common concern to the two sides," state broadcaster CCTV said.

World powers condemn deadly Gaza air strike on aid workers

The United States, France and Britain led international criticism on Tuesday (2 April) of a deadly strike in the Gaza Strip that killed seven charity staff as they unloaded desperately needed aid brought by sea to the war-torn territory. World Central Kitchen -- one of two NGOs spearheading efforts to deliver aid by boat -- said a "targeted Israeli strike" on Monday killed Australian, British, Palestinian, Polish and US-Canadian staff.

53,000 people flee Port-au-Prince in 3 weeks of gang violence: UN

More than 50,000 people fled Port-au-Prince within three weeks last month as an explosion of gang violence shook the Haitian capital, the United Nations said Tuesday (2 April). Between March 8 and March 27, 53,125 people left the city, according to a report from the UN`s International Organization for Migration (IOM), joining the Caribbean nation`s 116,000 people already displaced in recent months.

Trump hits out at NY trial gag order expansion

Donald Trump hit out on Tuesday (2 April) at a New York judge for extending a gag order preventing the former US president from attacking those involved in the case, calling it "election interference" ahead of November presidential polls. On Monday the New York judge presiding over Trump`s trial for allegedly making pre-election hush money payments to a porn star expanded a gag order against him to include comments about family members of the magistrate and Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg. The move came after the Republican presidential candidate lashed out at Judge Juan Merchan and his daughter in a series of posts on Truth Social.

Goods worth $5.10 billion exported in March: EBP

US works to prevent arms transfers to Russia

Land Reforms Board’s capacity will be increased: Land Minister

Canada’s top diplomat to attend NATO Foreign Ministers meeting

Republicans propose renaming Dulles airport after Donald Trump

A group of US House Republicans are proposing to rename the Washington Dulles International Airport after former President Donald Trump, according to a bill text made public on Tuesday (2 April). The legislation would designate the facility as Donald J. Trump International Airport. The airport is currently named after former US Secretary of State John Dulles. "As millions of domestic and international travelers fly through the airport, there is no better symbol of freedom, prosperity and strength than hearing ‘Welcome to Trump International Airport’ as they land on American soil," US Congressman Guy Reschenthaler said in a statement.

NRBC Bank provides financial assistance to 11,000 people

NRBC Bank celebrated its 11th anniversary with the theme "Shopno Bashotobayone Apnar Duyare" emphasizing the significance of Ramadan and Eid-ul-Fitr. The sanctity of the month of Ramadan and the celebration of Eid-ul-Fitr are centered on protecting and cherishing. On this special day, to enhance the joy of iftar and Eid celebrations, 11,000 orphans, disabled, needy, and destitute individuals across the country are provided with 1000 taka each. Furthermore, iftar mahfil and prayer sessions were conducted at the bank`s head office.

Ahsanul inaugurates sale operations of Indian imported onion

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