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● Nation waves final goodbye to uncompromising leader Khaleda Zia ● Hasina responsible for Khaleda Zia's death: Nazrul ● Pakistan, Nepal envoys call on CA after attending Khaleda Zia’s funeral ● DITF key to boosting local products, exports: CA ● Pakistan Speaker, India’s FM hold brief meeting in Dhaka ● ‘Pray for my mother,’ Tarique appeals to nation at Khaleda Zia’s janaza ● Nepal, Bhutan FMs convey condolences to Tarique Rahman

No communal link found in killings of 23 minority individuals: CA Press Wing

Shakib Ahmed

The killings of 23 minority individuals in Bangladesh, as reported by the Bangladesh Hindu Buddha Christian Unity Council, have no connection to communal violence, according to the Chief Adviser�s Office. Speaking at a press briefing at the Foreign Service Academy,

Travel ban imposed on Keya group chairman, 5 others

Abdul Latif/ Shakib Ahmed

A Dhaka court has issued a travel ban on Keya Group Chairman Abdul Khaleque Pathan and five others following a petition by the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC). Judge of Metropolitan Senior Special Judge Court Zakir Hossain Ghalib imposed the restriction on

Train services resume on Dhaka-Tongi section after 6hr

Shakib Ahmed

Train operations on the Dhaka-Tongi route resumed after a six-hour suspension following the withdrawal of student protests.The students of Govt. Titumir College ended their indefinite hunger strike after receiving government assurance that necessary steps regarding their demand to upgrade the

Leaflet distributors in favour of fascist to be arrested: CA press secretary

Shakib Ahmed

The interim government has issued a stern warning against individuals distributing leaflets undermining law and order, stating that those involved will face arrest. At a press briefing held at the Foreign Service Academy this evening, Chief Adviser�s Press Secretary Shafiqul

CA directs to introduce online case filing system to enhance police accessibility

Shakib Ahmed

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus has directed law enforcement agencies to implement an online case filing system across the country to improve accessibility and reduce bureaucratic hurdles in the legal process. During a high-level meeting at State Guest House Jamuna,

Titumir college students end hunger strike after govt assurance

Shakib Ahmed

The students of Government Titumir College have ended their indefinite hunger strike following an assurance from the government that steps will be taken within the next seven days regarding their demand to upgrade the college into a university.The strike was

2 female priests break gender norms officiating Saraswati Puja in univs

DU Correspondent/Shakib Ahmed

Two female students officiated as priests during Saraswati Puja at two major universities in Bangladesh, challenging traditional gender norms.This marks the second consecutive year for this groundbreaking event, with academics and students recognizing it as a significant achievement for religious

Nahid urges protesting students to be patient, avoid public distress

Shakib Ahmed

The Adviser to the Ministry of Post, Telecommunications, and Information Technology Mohammad Nahid Islam, has called on the protesting students of Govt. Titumir College to be patient in their demand for the transformation of the college into a university.He also

74 new books added to Amar Ekushey Book Fair

DU Correspondent/Shakib Ahmed

The Amar Ekushey Book Fair continues to captivate book lovers, with 74 new books added to the collection on its third day.Among the new arrivals are 20 novels, 21 poetry collections, 3 biographies, 4 travelogues, 2 history books, 5 translations,

City dwellers' advised to keep windows closed, keep mask on

Shakib Ahmed

The residents of the capital city Dhaka have been advised to keep windows closed and wearing protective masks when going outdoors as the city ranked as world's most polluted city, according to the Air Quality Index (AQI).According to the air