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BMD predicts rain and thunderstorm in 4 divisions

MP Azim murder: 8-day remand to all 3 arrestees

Maritime ports advised to hoist distant cautionary signal-1

Hundreds of people suffer heatstroke in Pakistan

Four dead, 21 injured in Spain restaurant roof collapse

Splits in corporate houses pose threat to economy

As Cyclone Remal approaches, tension grips Bagerhat’s coastal areas

50 homes, shops gutted in Ukhiya Rohingya camp fire

50 homes and several shops were gutted in a fire at Rohingya camp in Cox`s Bazar`s Ukhiya. The fire broke out at 11:30am on Friday (24 May) at the Tanzimarkhola Rohingya camp in Ukhiya`s Palongkhali union, said Shamsu-Douza Noyon, the additional refugee relief and repatriation commissioner. It was brought under control around 12:45pm after an all-out effort of four units of the fire service. The cause of the fire is yet to be determined. It was known, around 11:30am, a fire broke out in the market area

Iran drowned in sorrow and grief, but glorious farewell to President Raisi

The air was thick with grief as mourners from every corner of the city came together to honour their martyred president and foreign minister. Their presence and collective sorrow spoke volumes, reflecting a deep sense of loss and reverence for the men who had served their nation with such dedication. The streets echoed with heartfelt tributes, as the populace expressed their profound mourning and unwavering respect for President Raisi and Minister Amir Abdollahian. In a stirring display of collective grief and solidarity, the streets of Tehran

The evolution of Banking through Islamic principles

Shahid Afridi joins star-studded T20 WC ambassador lineup

AI takes big stage in ICC’s T20 World Cup coverage

Dhaka, Tokyo hold 1st round of negotiations on EPA

Iran denies foul play in Raisi helicopter crash

Green chilli import starts through Hili port

Maldives suspends issuing visas for Bangladeshi workers

RAB arrests mastermind behind job scam ring in Gaibandha

High-tech marvels at Qingdao impress international visitors

Bangladesh projects manageable external debt despite rising obligations

The Russian House organized the celebration of the Day of Slavic

Arsonists won’t be spared: PM Hasina

Malaysia wants to engage both Beijing and Washington

Palestine Red Crescent says 29 employees killed

The Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) said on Thursday (23 May) that 29 of its staffers have been killed since the start of the escalation of the conflict in Gaza, including 17 who were targeted while performing their humanitarian duties. "The Palestine Red Crescent Society mourns the loss of mental health volunteer Najm Tabassi, who was killed along with his wife due to the bombing of their home in Rafah by the occupation forces the Israeli military forces.

Russian missiles kill 6 in Ukraine’s second-largest city

Russian missiles slammed into Ukraine’s second-largest city in the northeast of the country and killed at least six civilians early Thursday (23 May), officials said, as Kyiv’s army labored to hold off an intense cross-border offensive by the Kremlin’s larger and better-equipped forces. At least 16 people were injured as S-300 missiles struck the city of Kharkiv, regional Gov. Oleh Syniehubov said. The sound of 15 explosions reverberated around the city of some 1 million people.

Most seriously injured from turbulence-hit flight need spinal operations

Many of the more seriously injured people who were on the Singapore Airlines flight that hit severe turbulence need operations on their spines, a Bangkok hospital said Thursday (23 May). Twenty people remained in intensive care and a 73-year-old British man died after the Boeing 777, which was flying from London’s Heathrow Airport to Singapore, descended following turbulent weather over the Andaman Sea on Tuesday.

Value of Jamaat increases in politics

The value of Jamaat-e-Islami has increased again in politics. After the release of the top leaders of the party, including the Amir, Secretary General, after the 12th parliamentary elections, the party, which has been in hiding for 15 years, is now carrying out its programme openly. BNP`s distance with its political ally Jamaat for more than two centuries has also reduced. Last Saturday, Colonel Oli Ahmed made explosive comments about Jamaat. He said, minimum cow is required for ploughing. “Farming is not done with goats. Jamaat is necessary

People fed up with AL’s cruel misrule: Fakhrul

Dearth of connectivity, poor marketing affect fair pricing

Trade through Benapole resumes after 5 days

Team Bangladesh travels for Huawei’s global ICT competition

‘We want to work with everyone for the development of DCAA’

Tama Mirza sues Misty Zannat for defamation, demands Tk 10cr

Actress Tama Mirza has issued a legal notice to fellow actress Zannatul Ferdous Misty, popularly known as Misty Zannat, demanding a public apology and Tk 10 crore in compensation for allegedly making defamatory remarks against her. Tama`s lawyer, Barrister Shajib Mahmood Alam, sent the notice via registered post on Tuesday, citing two video statements circulating on social media that purportedly contain derogatory and slanderous comments about the actress. The videos in question, titled ‘Misty Zannat Takes a Jab at Tama Mirza’ and

Alongkar with Mosharraf Karim in ‘Ek-diner Celebrity’

Prof. Dr. Saiful Islam has joined as the Vice Chancellor of AIUB

Names of key players surface after MP Anar’s murder

Two Chinese citizens held with 46 gold bars

Splits in corporate houses pose threat to economy

In recent years, there have been major collapses in various large corporate institutions in the country, posing a threat to the overall economy according to economists. In most cases, the family business built by the first generation is divided due to conflicts among partners in the second generation. Sometimes, legal battles ensue. The heirs of the founding entrepreneurs are suing each other. In the face of conflict, old institutions are being broken apart and different ones are being created. In

Azim’s killer almost identified: home minister

Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal on Thursday (23 May) said that the law enforcement agencies had ‘almost identified’ the killers of Anwarul Azim Anar, MP. “All we have done…Only announcement is due,” he told journalists while replying to a question regarding arrest of lawmaker Anar’s killers. The minister said that he will make an announcement on Anar’s killers following a discussion with intelligence agencies of both countries.

Movement of bulkhead to be halted during Eid: State Minister

20 industrial units get ‘President’s Industrial Development Award’

SCB, Bidyanondo stitch success for marginalized women

Shomvob raises $1 million to transform employment access in Bangladesh

Southeast Bank signed an Agreement with Mana Bay Water Park

Most waterway workers suffer from skin and intestinal diseases: Survey

Implement law over formal appointment letters to transport workers

Without electoral system, there’ll be no democracy: EC Rashida

Bangladesh Bank’s restriction on journalists to help financial oligarchy: CPD

Severe cyclonic storm Remal to reach Bangladesh by May 26

A low-pressure system over the Bay of Bengal is expected to intensify and reach Bangladesh and adjoining India`s West Bengal coasts as a severe cyclonic storm by Sunday (26 May) evening. The cyclone in the Bay of Bengal will be named “Remal”, according to a system of naming cyclones in the Indian Ocean region. This is the first cyclone in the Bay of Bengal this pre-monsoon season, said the India Meteorological Department (IMD).

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