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No specific evidence of sabotage in fire at Nusrat’s home, says Salahuddin

No specific evidence of sabotage in fire at Nusrat’s home, says Salahuddin

No specific evidence of petrol bombs or sabotage was found in the fire incident at the Kushtia village home of Nusrat Tabassum, reserved female seat lawmaker of National Citizen Party...

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Nahid warns of walkout; Speaker asks ‘Will doomsday occur?’

Nahid Islam, opposition chief whip and convener of National Citizen Party (NCP), sought permission to speak...

Nahid warns of walkout; Speaker asks ‘Will doomsday occur?’

Tarique seeks Australian investment, Rohingya repatriation support

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on Thursday sought increased Australian investment in Bangladesh and its support in...

Tarique seeks Australian investment, Rohingya repatriation support

Third meeting on garment workers’ minimum wage set for 16 Nov

Third meeting of the Minimum Wage Board to determine the minimum wage for ready-made garment industry...

Third meeting on garment workers’ minimum wage set for 16 Nov

Govt approves direct LNG procurement from four foreign suppliers

The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs on Thursday approved the direct procurement of liquefied natural gas...

Govt approves direct LNG procurement from four foreign suppliers

Five DU assistant proctors submit resignation letters

Five assistant proctors of the Dhaka University have submitted their resignation letters to the vice-chancellor, amid...

Five DU assistant proctors submit resignation letters

4 more die with measles symptoms in 24hrs

Four more people have died with measles symptoms in Bangladesh in the past 24 hours, from...

4 more die with measles symptoms in 24hrs
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Markram, Harmer and Maharaj warn SA against taking Bangladesh lightly

South Africa batter Aiden Markram has warned his team against taking Bangladesh lightly ahead of the two match Test series, saying the visitors have improved against pace and bounce. Bangladesh...

Markram, Harmer and Maharaj warn SA against taking Bangladesh lightly
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