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Army has public trust as it stands by the people: PM

PM opens newly constructed AFIP Bhaban

ADB’s climate financing should be concessional: Finance Minister

Sundarbans fire: Low tide delaying dousing operation

Mirza Fakhrul performs Umrah

Mother, son die in lightning strike in Khagrachhari

Met office forecasts scattered rain in 7 divisions

Tanzania says cyclone no longer a threat

Milton Samaddar placed on 4-day remand

A court here on Sunday (5 May) placed Child and Old Age Care founder Milton Samadder on four-day remand in a human trafficking case filed with the capital`s Mirpur Model Police Station. Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Begum Shanta Akter passed the order as police produced him before the court and pleaded to show him arrested in the case and place him on seven-day remand. Dhaka Additional Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Tofazzal Hossain on May 2 had placed Milton on three-day remand in a case lodged for allegedly making fake death certificates to bury people who died in his centre.

AL secretariat meeting tomorrow

A meeting of the Awami League (AL) secretariat will be held at the party`s President Sheikh Hasina’s political office of Dhanmondi at 4pm tomorrow (5 May). AL General Secretary and Road Transport and Bridges Minister Obaidul Quader will preside over the meeting, said a press release signed by AL deputy office secretary Sayem Khan. Quader has requested all concerned to attend the meeting on time.

Passport office is their ticket to wealth

At least 30 officials of the Department of Immigration and Passports (DIP) have been found to be involved in major irregularities and corruption while some of them have amassed huge wealth. Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) and departmental cases as well as inquiries by both institutions are going on against these officials. They have also been given show-cause notices. Despite this, they are continuing their jobs.

Time to realize the full potential of Bangladesh’s ICT industry

In the global economy, Bangladesh`s transformation from a struggling nation to an emerging economic powerhouse has been nothing short of magical. We used to be called the "bottomless basket", and the country`s journey to becoming a major name in the global marketplace is a testament to its courage and determination. As we prepare to take the lead in the knowledge economy, we must learn to meet the significant challenges that lie ahead

Women’s T20 WC: Bangladesh’s Schedule Unveiled

Netanyahu’s Cabinet votes to close Al Jazeera offices in Israel

Three-Body Problem makes its way to Bangladesh

New guidelines to protect children, pregnant women from heat

97 pc boro paddy harvested in Haor areas: Agri Ministry

CPD for strengthening transparency in budget delivery process

Dhaka to have 22 cattle markets for Eid-ul-Azha

2 Years gone, fuel transmission facilities are yet to take off

Woman, son die during storm in Kishoreganj

Suspected Kashmir rebels kill Indian air force corporal

Stocks extend gaining streak

EMK Center Unveils Small Grant 2024 Winners

Russian rockets kill 2, as rivals mark Orthodox Easter

Dialogue with Russia must be continued: Macron

Floods in southern Brazil force 70,000 from home

Nearly 70,000 people have been forced from their homes amid deadly flooding, mudslides and torrential storms in southern Brazil, with the major city of Porto Alegre particularly hard-hit, the country`s civil defense agency said Saturday (4 May). Raging floodwaters have left 57 dead, 74 people injured and another 67 missing, civil defense said.

North Korea UN envoy says new sanctions panel will fail

North Korea`s ambassador to the United Nations said efforts to set up a new panel to monitor sanctions against his country would end in failure, state media reported on Sunday. Kim Song`s comments come after Russia`s veto in March which effectively ended official UN monitoring of sanctions imposed on the isolated country for its pursuit of banned nuclear and weapons programmes.

‘Full-blown famine’ in north Gaza, World Food chief warns

The chief of the United Nations` food program has warned of a "full-blown famine" in northern Gaza and reiterated calls for a ceasefire in Israel`s war against Hamas. "There is famine, full-blown famine in the north and it`s moving its way south," Cindy McCain, executive director of the World Food Program, said in an interview excerpt published Friday. "What we are asking for and what we`ve continually asked for is a ceasefire and the ability to have unfettered access to get in safe... into Gaza -- various ports, various gate crossings," McCain continued.

Grassroots show red card to high command

BNP considers democratic rules, regulations as pitfall: Quader

Bangladesh National Women Cricket team meets PM

A delegation of Bangladesh women cricketers who are taking part in the ICC Women`s T20 World Cup-2024, on Sunday (5 May) met Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina at her official Ganabhaban residence. Youth and Sports Minister Nazmul Hassan, MP, Chief Executive Officer Geoffrey John Allardice, Bangladesh Women National Cricket Team Captain Nigar Sultana and Indian Women National Cricket Team Captain Harmanpreet Kaur were part of the delegation.

Five assists for Messi, hat-trick for Suarez as Miami hit 6

Real Madrid claim 36th Spanish title after Girona stun Barca

ICC to unveil Women’s T20 WC fixture in Bangladesh

2 Bangladeshis injured in landmine explosion near Myanmar border

Faridpur residents protest for stoppage at local station

Residents of Faridpur staged a protest today at the railway station, demanding a stoppage for the Chandana commuter train that travels from Rajbari to Dhaka. The protest began at 5:15 am. The train, which had departed from Rajbari, arrived at Faridpur at 5:40 am. During the protest, demonstrators physically halted the train and expressed their discontent through a peaceful demonstration. They also welcomed the train`s conductor and other staff with flowers as a gesture of goodwill despite their grievances.

Thousands gather for annual fishing festival

The Parua Rubber Dam in Rangunia Upazila of Chattogram has been a hub of excitement as the long-frozen waters have been released, attracting around five thousand fishing enthusiasts to the area. Constructed on the Ichamati River under the guidance of Minister of Foreign Affairs, Hasan Mahmud, the dam has brought benefits to thousands of local farmers across five unions in the upazila. The rubber dam management committee organizes an annual fishing

N-53 onion cultivation brings prosperity to farmers

The onion farmers of Kurigram have experienced significant benefits this year by cultivating the N-53 variety. Its exceptional taste and high demand in local markets have led to substantial profits for farmers in the district. The Department of Agriculture Extension (DAE) in Kurigram played a pivotal role in facilitating this success by providing farmers with essential resources. These included 1 kg of N-53 onion seeds, 20 kg of

ADB sets record with $1.42 billion net income allocation

ADB will effectively, efficiently use its new operating model

Adani Power announces Q4 FY24 results

Madonna wows Rio with ‘Celebration Tour’ finale

Badhon to make debut in Tollywood

Veteran actress Anwara to receive ‘Ma Padak’

‘We will work together to achieve smart Bangladesh Dream’

BCL expresses solidarity for independent Palestinian state

Classes at all educational institutions to resume Sunday

Milton Samaddar’s wife called for interrogation

Sundarban fire extinguishing to begin in the morning

BNP expels 61 more leaders for contesting UP polls

BNP considers democratic rules, regulations as pitfall: Quader

Classes at all educational institutions to resume Sunday

Russia puts Zelenskyy on wanted list

Export of plastic products witnesses nearly 18% growth

Capital worth Tk 6,229 crore returned in four days

The country`s capital market has rebounded, reversing the continuous two-month downward trend. Share prices have started rising, allowing investors to recover some of their lost capital and market capitalization. Concurrently, the volume of transactions is increasing alongside the upswing in share prices. According to market insiders, the capital market`s resurgence can be attributed to four key reasons. Foremost among them is the

Gaza truce talks resume in Egypt, without Israel for now

Talks resumed in Egypt Saturday (4 May) aimed at halting months of war in Gaza between Hamas and Israel that have triggered protests around the world. Mediators from Qatar, Egypt and the United States sat down with a Hamas delegation to hear the Hamas group`s response to a proposal that would halt fighting for 40 days and exchange hostages for Palestinian prisoners, according to details released by Britain.

Russia puts Zelensky on wanted list

Village thrives as fan-making hub, generates in Tk4cr a year

‘Derivative products will be launched in stock market by 2025’

Plastic product exports see 18pc growth in Jul-Apr of FY24

Free the capital’s parks and playgrounds

Probe committee formed over Sundarbans fire

Sadiq Khan wins third term as mayor

Gazipur college student stabbed to death

PM to open Bhanga-Khulna-Jashore train line by two months

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is expected to open the Bhanga-Khulna-Jeshore-Benapole train-line by next two months. Railways Minister Md Zillur Hakim on Saturday (4 May) said this while inaugurating two commuter trains on this route to make Dhaka`s communication system easier with Rajbari. The minister inaugurated the commuter train on the Dhaka-Bhanga- Chandrana route at Shibchar in Madaripur. On the occasion, he said, "Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has taken up the plan to reach the rail communication system the people`s door."

Heavy rainfall with thunderstorms from May 6: BMD

BIP President casts doubt on Dhaka’s livability prospects amid current realities

Sabyasachi Hazra’s unique exhibition opens at AFD

Govt taking approach to protect environment journalism: Arafat

Qatar ready to accept US request to oust Hamas leaders

Italian Defense Chief rules out sending troops to Ukraine

Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto ruled out sending troops to Ukraine after French President Emmanuel Macron insisted this week that many EU nations were on board with the plan. "Our position has not changed: we have always said that Ukraine needed every kind of help, and we are giving it, but we have also always ruled out direct military intervention in the conflict," he told in an interview on Saturday (4 May).

Death toll from flooding in Southern Brazil rises to 56

The death toll from the devastating floods in the southern Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul has risen to 56. Another 74 people were injured and 67 people remain missing, the news channel said, adding that a total of 281 municipalities in the state have been affected so far. On Friday (3 May), the G1 news portal reported that 39 people had been killed and at least 32,000 left without shelter as a result of the flooding.

Olympic chief ready to swim amid water pollution

Thomas Bach, head of the International Olympic Committee, has said he is ready to venture a dip in the Seine to demonstrate that it is safe for athletes who will swim in its waters during the Paris 2024 Summer Games. Bach told international media he was happy to join French President Emmanuel Macron, Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo and Olympic Games executive Christophe Dubi for a dip in the river.

NATO drills indicate preparation for potential conflict with Russia

NATO`s large-scale Steadfast Defender drills indicate that the alliance is preparing for a "potential conflict" with Russia, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said on Saturday (4 May). NATO kicked off Steadfast Defender 24 in January. The war games are running through May and include over 90,000 troops from all 32 member states. During the drills, the allies plan to test out a conflict scenario against a "near-peer adversary" in accordance with Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty, which states that an attack on one ally is considered an attack against the entire NATO and allows for the provision of appropriate assistance.

Rail fare hike illogical, inhumane: GM Quader

Upazila election must be held in fair manner: EC Rashida

Sylhet witnesses 44 deaths due to road crashes in April

At least 44 people were killed and 75 others were injured in 37 road crashes in the Sylhet division in April. Nirapad Sarak Chai (NISCHA), a voluntary social organisation dedicated to ensuring safe roads, revealed this information in a statement on Saturday (4 May) signed by Zahirul Islam Mishu, co-organising secretary of the NISCHA Central Committee, member secretary of the Sylhet Divisional Committee, and convener of Sylhet District.

Truck driver killed, 3 injured in Ctg road accident

A truck driver was killed inside the moving truck in Chairman Ghata area of Bhatiari union under Sitakunda upazila of the district on Saturday (4 May). The deceased was identified as Abdul Mannan, 60, hailed from Daudkandi upazila of Cumilla district. Police said the accident occurred when a running truck hit a motorcycle and a private car next to it in the area around 2 pm as its driver lost control over the steering, leaving the driver dead and injuring three students who are on board the private car on the spot.

2 ninth-graders drown in Dhaka’s Diabari Lake

Two students of class-nine drowned while bathing in a lake in Diabari area of Dhaka’s Uttara on Saturday (4 May) afternoon, said Fire Service officials. The deceased identified as Asharfaul, 16 and Jihad, 15, were students of Mirpur Shahid Smrity High School at Mirpur-11 of the capital. Md Alam Hossain, senior station officer of Uttara Fire Station, said five friends including the duo went to the lake to bathe in the Diabari area near Bridge No-10 in the afternoon. Two of them went missing in the lake while bathing, he said.

It’s our responsibility to fulfill Bangabandhu’s dream: BGMEA chief

Derivative products to be launched in stock market by 2025: BSEC

India not xenophobic, FM says after Biden remark

India is not xenophobic, the country`s foreign minister has insisted, after comments by US President Joe Biden suggesting the South Asian nation and fellow ally Japan were struggling economically because they rejected immigrants. Biden, who is seeking reelection against Republican rival Donald Trump in November, made the remarks at a campaign fundraising event in Washington this week. Foreign minister S. Jaishankar told a media roundtable Friday (3 May) that Biden`s comments did not match India`s reality. "First of all, our economy is not faltering," he said, according to a report of the discussion published Saturday by the Economic Times newspaper.

UP polls a government trap: Mirza Abbas

Fire breaks out at Sundarbans

A fire has broken out in the Amurbunia area at Chandpai range of the Sundarbans East Zone on Saturday (4 May) afternoon. Kazi Muhammad Nurul Karim, divisional forest officer of Sundarbans East Zone, told the media that locals and forest workers are trying to douse the fire. The cause of the fire is still unknown. The forest officer could not confirm the overall damage of forest plants in the area of the forest where the fire originated.

Southeast Bank & Nawar Properties sign agreement

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