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● Opposition party misleading people over July Charter: Mirza Fakhrul ● Rain Disrupts Supply, Vegetable Prices Soar ● Protesting HSC students postpone street program over public suffering ● Govt polls schedule likely by Sept-Oct: Home Minister ● Chargesheets to be filed only against those found guilty: DB chief ● Ziaur Rahman assassination: Fugitive Maj Mozaffar arrested in Dhaka after 45yrs ● 383 journos faced harassment, attacks in six months: HRSS

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All Staff Correspondents covers general assignment for Daily Observer print edition, as a member of reporting team.

ACC intensifies investigation into NID’s info leak, sold

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Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) intensified its investigation into allegations that personal information linked to the National Identity Cards (NIDs) of around 110 million citizens was leaked and illegally sold in violation of an agreement governing the use of the database.As part

5 held over old woman’s death in Narsingdi

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Rapid Action Battalion (RAB) arrested five people on suspicion of involvement in death of a 70-year-old speech-impaired woman, allegedly assaulted and robbed at Methikanda Railway Station in Raipura Upazila of Narsingdi.Deceased Bobi Begum, 70, died while undergoing treatment after being

3 more measles deaths in 24hrs

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Three more children died from measles or with measles symptoms across the country in the last 24 hours, raising the total number of fatalities to 750.During the same period, no death from dengue was reported. However, 68 new dengue patients

One killed in blast in Bangshal’s motor parts shop

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A businessman was killed and another man sustained severe burn injuries after a gas cylinder exploded in a motor spare parts shop in Bangshal area in the capital on Friday.Deceased was identified as Delwar Hossain, 35, and injured one as

JICA supports BD’s AI talent flourishing

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Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) is supporting artificial intelligence (AI)-driven talent developments of students in Bangladesh through a 14-week global training programme, a-JICA a press release said on Thursday.Around 800 Bangladeshi students took part in “GCI World,” which saw more

SC restores caretaker govt, referendum

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In a major development, the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court on Thursday upheld a High Court verdict striking down parts of the 15th Amendment to the Constitution by dismissing three separate appeals, effectively restoring the caretaker government (CG) system

Landslides kill over 30 across greater Ctg

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CHATTOGRAM, July 9: Days of relentless monsoon rain have triggered deadly landslides and widespread flooding across greater Chattogram, including Cox's Bazar and the three hill districts of Bandarban, Rangamati and Khagrachhari, killing more than 30 people this week and leaving

Plant a tree for every newborn: PM

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Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on Thursday called for concerted efforts to make Bangladesh a safe habitat for all living beings, saying protecting wildlife and preserving the environment should be a shared responsibility of the government and citizens.Speaking at the inaugural

'Renewable energy policies must be gender-sensitive'

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Experts on Thursday urged the government to make Bangladesh's renewable energy policies more gender-sensitive, saying the country's clean energy transition must ensure equal opportunities for women and marginalized communities alongside expanding electricity generation.The call came at a policy dialogue titled

Sarowar Alamgir takes oath as MP

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Sarowar Alamgir was sworn in as Member of Parliament on Thursday evening after the Election Commission (EC) published a gazette notification declaring him winner in the Chattogram-2 constituency.Speaker Hafiz Uddin Ahmad administered the oath to him at his office at