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Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus has said that former prime minister Sheikh Hasina making political remarks from India is an “unfriendly gesture”, asserting that she must remain silent to prevent discomfort to both countries until Dhaka requests her extradition. “If India wants to keep her until the time Bangladesh (government) wants her back, the condition would be that she has to keep quiet,” he said.

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Three people, including a 35-year-old woman and her nine-year-old son, were killed by miscreants at Boro Ghagutia village in Homna upazila of Cumilla district on Wednesday night. The deceased were identified as Mahmuda Begum, wife of Shah Paran, her son Shahab Uddin and niece Tisha Akter, 14.

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Palestinian health officials say Israeli strikes in the occupied West Bank killed five people, including the son of a prominent jailed militant. Israel has been carrying out large-scale raids in the territory over the past week that it says are aimed at dismantling militant groups and preventing attacks. The Palestinians fear a widening of the war in Gaza.

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Art is an integral part of a country`s cultural development. It not only reflects creativity but also represents the psychological state and traditions of a society. However, when art is used as a tool for political propaganda, it leads to a disaster for the nation. In the context of Bangladesh, this trend poses a threat to both the cultural and political stability of the nation.

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Owners of garment factories are optimistic that the ongoing labor unrest will subside by Saturday and are planning to resume operations with legitimate workers. They believe the unrest is largely fueled by outsiders, with minimal internal issues affecting the factories.

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Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus on Wednesday urged the top bureaucrats to join hands in building a new Bangladesh demonstrating their honesty, devotion and accountability in respective fields, standing on the conviction and fearless spirit that the students gave the country in the July-August uprising to build a humane country without discrimination. In a meeting with the secretaries, the chief adviser said it is essential to get out of rigid thinking with a reformed thought process and conduct activities in a creative way keeping public interest on top of everything.

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