- Two cargo ships collide at Ctg port’s outer anchorage
- No active juvenile gangs in Mohammadpur: RAB
- Death toll rises to 8 in Chattogram shipyard gas leak
- Tarique likely to visit India next week, reports NDTV
- Govt sends 49 police inspectors into compulsory retirement
- BNP announces programmes for Khaleda Zia’s birthday
- Shewli Shila’s ‘Rokter Bondhon’ wins viewers’ praise
- Over 50 hurt as graveyard dispute sparks clash in Netrokona
Author: Sheikh Shahariar Zaman
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