Dhaka: State Minister for Foreign Affairs Humaiun Kobir today signed a condolence book at the Nepalese Embassy in Dhaka, expressing Bangladesh’s solidarity with Nepal following the devastating floods and mudslide in the country’s north.
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Gaibandha: State Minister for Religious Affairs Mohammad Shamim Kaisar Lincoln today declared that the National July Charter would be implemented precisely, emphasizing that the current government is guiding the nation towards development from a previ…
Dhaka: Civil Aviation and Tourism Minister M. Rashiduzzaman Millat today called for investment- and passenger-friendly aviation policy regulations as Bangladesh moves to overhaul its four-decade-old regulatory framework and position the country as a r…
As part of integrating modern technology into orthopedic surgery services at bangladesh medical university (bmu):f-the-art ‘C-Arm’ fluoroscopy imaging machine was inaugurated. The new medical technology was unveiled today at an informal ceremony held …
Sylhet: Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed today called for building a new Bangladesh committed to democracy, equality, human dignity, and public welfare while preventing any recurrence of authoritarianism and fascism. He made the call while addressing a …
Two motorcyclists were killed in a collision between two bikes in gobindaganj upazila of gaibandha on tuesday morning. the deceased were identified as limon mia:wo motorcyclists were killed in a collision between two bikes in Gobindaganj upazila of Ga…
Us ambassador to bangladesh brent t. christensen has visited bangladesh railway’s central locomotive workshop in parbatipur:ade locomotives supporting passenger and freight transportation across the country. The visit underscored the practical and end…
Dhaka: The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has relaxed prior-approval requirements for certain share transfers by sponsors and directors of Z-category companies, and approved the Dhaka Stock Exchange’s (DSE) roadmap for launching …
Khulna: Fifty-two members of four notorious robber gangs in the Sundarbans have formally surrendered, pledging to give up arms and return to a normal life amid continued operations by the Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) to make the forest safer.
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