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AL won’t spare anyone involved in corruption: Quader

CCTV footage shows constable Kawsar mercilessly shooting at Monirul

MP Anar murder: CID recovers bones from Kolkata canal

DU students protest of quota system in government jobs

PM Hasina meets veteran BJP leader Advani

Accused Babu on 7-day remand in Anar murder case

A court here on Sunday (9 June) placed Jhenaidah district Awami League leader Qazi Kamal Ahmed Babu on seven-day remand in a case lodged over murder of Awami League lawmaker of Jenaidah-4 Anwarul Azim Anar in Kolkata, India. Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Mehedi Hasan passed the order as police produced the accused before the court and pleaded to place him 10-day remand. Babu was arrested from Jhenaidah recently by detective branch (DB) and was brought to capital on June 6.

Baridhara shooting: No known enmity between the police constables

Police have yet to determine the motive behind the killing of constable Monirul Islam by his colleague Kawsar Ali in Baridhara diplomatic area on Saturday, according to Additional Commissioner of Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) Mahid Uddin. Speaking at a press briefing at DMP headquarters on Sunday (9 June), Mahid said that Kawsar, who was arrested for the killing, has been initially interrogated.

AL renders Bangladesh dependent on foreign nations: Fakhrul

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir on Sunday (9 June) alleged that the Awami League government has made Bangladesh `dependent` on foreign countries by destroying its economy. “Look at how they (govt) are selling the country for their own interests and staying in power. They have made it dependent on others. Everything is getting exposed from their statements,” he said.

Threat of mass starvation in Gaza persists due to hostilities

The threat of mass starvation in the Gaza Strip remains due to the continuation of armed hostilities, which are taking a heavy toll on the civilian population, and a massive food security crisis is possible, said Oleg Kobyakov, the director of the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) Liaison Office in Russia. Absolutely there is still a threat of mass starvation. This prognosis persists due to the continuation of armed hostilities, which have a negative impact on the civilian population.

Can Bangladesh afford a new Rohingya influx?

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Liz Throssell urged Bangladesh and other states to effectively protect Myanmar`s minority Rohingya community amid the fleeing of the Rohingya community from the ongoing fighting in Myanmar. According to Throssell, over one million Rohingya sought refuge in Bangladesh and about 45,000 Rohingya sought protection from the fighting by fleeing to the vicinity of the Naf River, which is located close to the Bangladesh-Myanmar border

Man dies as train hit auto rickshaw in Tangail

REVE Chat’s Live Chat to serve its million merchants

Ukraine says hit Su-57 fighter jet inside Russia

Steps to be taken to rein in loan default: Anisul

BU students protesting court order on quota in govt jobs

Over 22.73 lakh livestock surplus after fulfill Eid demand

Rampal Power Plant showcases environmental efforts

Mild heat wave likely to continue in five places

Bangladeshi killed by BSF gunfire near Cumilla border

Seoul to restart anti-Pyongyang loudspeaker broadcasts

Saudi Aramco says foreigners grab ’majority’ of share offering

Oil giant Saudi Aramco said Sunday that international investors had snatched up the bulk of shares sold in its latest offering, which was set to raise $11.2 billion. "The majority of the shares constituting the institutional tranche of the Offering was allocated to investors located outside of the Kingdom," the company said in a statement before shares were to begin trading on the Saudi bourse as it reopens on Sunday (9 June).

Welcome to India: Banners featuring PM Hasina and Modi

Photos of Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina alongside her Indian counterpart Narendra Modi have been prominently displayed across Delhi as part of India`s grand preparations for Modi`s swearing-in ceremony, scheduled for Sunday (9 June) evening. “Welcome to India,” read the large banners featuring the two leaders. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina arrived in New Delhi on Saturday to attend the ceremony, marking her as the first "distinguished" guest.

Mainland France begins voting in EU elections

Polling stations opened in mainland France on Sunday (9 June) for EU elections in which the far-right National Rally is predicted to inflict a heavy defeat on President Emmanuel Macron`s centrist grouping. More than 49 million voters are eligible to elect 81 French lawmakers to the European Parliament following a campaign dominated by the rise of the far right in many of the bloc`s member countries.

3 dead after dragon boat capsizes in SW China

Three people have been confirmed dead after a dragon boat capsized in southwest China`s Chongqing Municipality, local authorities said on Sunday (9 June). The incident occurred on Wednesday afternoon in Xiushan County, when the crew on the boat was training for a local dragon boat race and many of them were not wearing life jackets. After the incident, one person was confirmed dead and two others were declared missing. On Sunday morning, the two missing people were also confirmed to have died.

Postponed Upazila Parishad polls underway in southern districts

BNP foresees danger in coalition govt in India

New budget aims at containing inflation: Quader

Five-wicket Hosein shines as Windies thrash record-low Uganda

Left-arm spinner Akeal Hosein`s career-best figures of five for 11 decimated an inept Ugandan batting line-up as the West Indies romped to a 134-run victory in a Group C match of the T20 World Cup at the Guyana National Stadium on Saturday (8 June). Set a daunting target after the tournament co-hosts posted 173 for five batting first, the World Cup debutants looked completely out of their depth in being routed for 39 off 12 overs.

West Indies beat Uganda by 134 runs

The West Indies thrashed Uganda by 134 runs at the T20 World Cup on Saturday as the Africans were skittled out for a record-equalling 39 runs. West Indies bowler Akeal Hosein finished with figures of five wickets for 11 runs off four overs as the hosts romped to victory. Uganda`s 39 all out matched the record for the lowest total by a team in T20 World Cup history, previously held by the Netherlands in 2014

Pakistan’s Imad set to return, India’s Rohit seeks focus

FIFA WC Qualifiers: Bangladesh team reach Qatar to play Lebanon

Blogger dies while taking videos from a car

Baul akhra vandalised in Kushtia’s Mirpur

20 hurt in AL factional clash in Pabna

31 held for consuming, selling drugs in city

As part of the anti-drugs drives in the capital, members of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) arrested a total of 31 people on charges of selling and consuming drugs during the last 24 hours till 6am on Saturday (8 June). According to a release issued by the DMP, police conducted these operations against the drug sellers and consumers in different areas under various police stations of the metropolis.

Two die in city train accidents

Two unidentified persons were killed in separate train accidents in the capital Khilkhet and Airport Thana Bazar areas this morning and Friday (7 June) night. Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) of Airport Railway Police Outpost Sanu Mong Marma confirmed the incidents to BSS saying that, "An unidentified man was killed as a train, which was going to Kamalapur Station, hit him in Bazar Rail gate area under Khilkhet Police Station early today."

Bidi workers demand withdrawal of advance income tax

Bangladesh Bidi Sramik Federation has held a discussion meeting to respond to the proposed budget for the proposed 2024-25 fiscal year. The discussion meeting on Sunday at 11 am was held at Zahur Hossain Chowdhury Hall of the National Press Club. At the Meeting, the labor leaders expressed their congratulations, thanks, and gratitude to the Prime Minister for not increasing the tariff on bidis in the proposed budget.

Govt aims for cashless transactions by 2031

21 organisations received National Productivity Award

Proposed budget disappointing for garment industry: BGMEA

Federal Insurance accused of flouting insurance laws

Shanta Jahan busy after returning from Europe

Shanta Jahan, the popular anchor of Bangladesh, already successfully anchored in shows in four European countries (Switzerland, Belgium, France and Spain) and already returned to the country after being impressed by the love of the expatriate Bangladeshis there. She has already performed in a few stage shows on her return to the country. She has already become busy for the next Eid. On Eid, she will anchor a live music program on Bangla Vision. Besides

Countrywide 4613 educational institutes not under MPO

Posts of VC of 29 private universities are vacant

Budget provides a fresh feast for the big fishes

New budget aims at containing inflation: Quader

FBCCI raises spectre of crowding out

D-8 ministers discuss Gaza Strip’s worsening situation

Proposed budget to deepen export sector troubles

Businessmen in the export sector are disappointed and unhappy with the proposed budget for the financial year 2024-25. They believe that export-oriented industries may struggle due to the imposition of duties on imported industrial capital equipment, retention of tax at source, and an increase in fuel prices. Exporters said that the export sector will face pressures from various measures outlined in the proposed budget for the new financial year. The finance minister`s multiple proposals, particularly concerning the garment sector, a major export product, will create new vulnerabilities in the industry`s competitive capability.

Fake bKash ads offering Tk 25,000 Eidi

A web link claiming bKash is paying Tk 25,000 in Eidi to everyone for the upcoming Eid-ul-Adha has circulated on social media. It has confused a lot of people as it contains the bKash logo. It also contains an application form, and people have reported having their money deducted from their bKash accounts after filling it out. Fake bKash offer ads on Facebook containing Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina`s picture and three media outlets’ logos – News24, Channel i, and

Inflation control measures missing in action

Act now to protect the environment

PM to attend Modi’s swearing-in ceremony tomorrow evening

All organs of state must work for stabilising rule of law

Netanyahu says Israel won’t surrender after hostages rescued

Land revenue collection period to be synced with fiscal calendar

Strong local government is crucial for developing democracy: Tajul

Address funding shortfall for Rohingyas: speakers

At least 94 Palestinians are killed in in Gaza

Local race in Nevada’s primary could have implications for national elections

7 leaders, 8000 guests likely to attend Modi’s swearing-in ceremony

Seven leaders from the neighbourhood and Indian Ocean region including Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and 8000 other guests from various professions are set to attend the swearing-in ceremony of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, reports said. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who was invited, among other leaders, by the Indian Prime Minister-designate Narendra Modi, has already reached the Indian capital New Delhi on Saturday (8 June) to attend the high-profile event to be held at Rashtrapati Bhaban tomorrow evening.

Danish prime minister suffers minor whiplash

The Danish prime minister is suffering a minor whiplash but is otherwise fine after a man assaulted her in central Copenhagen, her office said in a statement Saturday (8 June). Police confirmed on social media Platform X on Friday that “there has been an incident” with Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and that a 39-year-old man was arrested.

Macron is hosting Biden for a state visit

President Joe Biden is being feted by French President Emmanuel Macron with a state visit Saturday (8 June) as the two allies aim to show off their partnership on global security issues and move past trade tensions. Biden and Macron attended ceremonies marking the 80th anniversary of D-Day on Thursday and met separately the following day with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Paris. The leaders both used those engagements used to underscore the urgent need to support Kyiv`s fight against Russia`s invasion.

Thrilling win againts Srilanka, Bangladesh win by 2 wickets

Post-Budget Discussion Program 2024-2025 held at UIU

Uttara University Ranked Among the Global Top 300 Innovative Universities

Post-poll violence: Case filed over school teacher’s murder

4 arrested in connection with fake currency trade

Dengue: 12 patients hospitalised in 24hrs

COVID-19: 16 cases reported in 24hrs

Garment makers for continuing cash incentive on export receipts

Leaders of the country’s textile and apparel sector on Saturday (8 June) urged the government to continue the cash incentive on export receipts until 2032. They also urged the government to reconsider some of their major issues, including the reduction of source tax. They made the demands at a post-budget joint press conference held at the BGMEA office in Uttara. Leaders from the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA), the Bangladesh Textile Mills Association (BTMA), and the Bangladesh Knitwear Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BKMEA) spoke at the press briefing.

SANEM urges institutional reforms to revitalize Bangladesh’s economy

Islami Bank Rangpur Zone holds employee conference

Proposed budget for FY25 practical, implementable: FBCCI

UCB inks bancassurance agreement with Jiban Bima Corporation

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