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● SSC results not being released on Jul 20 ● HSC examinee, minor child killed as wedding microbus falls into ditch ● Muktadir seeks 3yrs extension to LDC graduation preparatory period ● France, England meet in World Cup third-place playoff ● Major Cabinet reshuffle likely; several new faces under consideration ● Opposition party misleading people over July Charter: Mirza Fakhrul ● Rain Disrupts Supply, Vegetable Prices Soar

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

PM holds meeting to boost carbon credits by reducing carbon emissions

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Prime Minister Tarique Rahman held a meeting with relevant officials to explore ways to increase Bangladesh's carbon credits by reducing carbon emissions and to formulate an action plan.The climate change-related meeting was held on Sunday at the Prime Minister's Office

Govt bans use of PM's image on official event banners

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The government has prohibited the use of the Prime Minister's photograph on banners, festoons and billboards prepared for any official event.It has also instructed all government agencies to prioritize the event's theme, objectives and key messages when designing promotional materials,

GD filed against Shaon, Mahi, Shanta

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A general diary (GD) has been filed with Shahbagh Police Station against actors Meher Afroz Shawon, Mahia Mahi and Shanta Farzana over allegations of mocking the July uprising and disrespecting its memorial through social media posts.The GD was lodged on

AL to face trial as political party, won't return to politics: Home Minister

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Home Minister Salah Uddin Ahmed on Saturday said the Awami League (AL) would no longer be able to engage in politics in Bangladesh and would soon face trial as a political party.He made the remarks while addressing the July National

Tarique greets Trump on US Independence Day

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Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has congratulated US President Donald J Trump and the American people on the occasion of the 250th Independence Day of the United States, reaffirming Bangladesh's commitment to further strengthening bilateral relations.In a letter issued on Saturday,

Honesty, acceptability to guide local poll nominations: Jamaat Ameer

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Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer and Leader of Opposition in the parliament Dr Shafiqur Rahman has called for the development of honest, competent and socially acceptable leadership, saying moral integrity and accountability should remain the foundation of political and organisational leadership.The Jamaat chief

Two more die of measles, 833 new cases in 24hr

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Two more children died with measles-like symptoms across Bangladesh in the past 24 hours, while 833 new confirmed and suspected measles cases were reported during the same period, according to the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS).The latest measles situation

EC plans phased local polls from Oct to Mar

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The Election Commission (EC) is planning to hold Union Parishad (UP), municipality and upazila parishad elections in phases between October this year and March 2027, with city corporation polls to follow.According to EC sources, the elections are likely to be

July Revolution belongs to all, not any party: PM

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Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on Saturday said the achievements of the July Revolution belong to all pro-democracy and peace-loving people of Bangladesh, not to any individual or political party, stressing that national unity is essential to protect those gains.We must

BSBRA gets new leadership, PHP's Mohsin elected president

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CHATTOGRAM, July 4: PHP Family Vice Chairman Mohammad Mohsin Chowdhury has been elected as the new president of Bangladesh Shipbreakers and Recyclers Association (BSBRA).BSBRA Election Management Board Chairman Aftab Uddin Chowdhury announced the results of the vote at the city's