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HEADLINE

● 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.

JS budget session ends passing 10 bills

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The second session of the 13th National Parliament and the first budget session of the current government ended on Wednesday after 26 working days. During the session, Parliament passed 10 government bills.According to the Parliament Secretariat, the budget session began

Dr Shafiq wants JS to voice the oppressed

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Opposition Leader Dr. Shafiqur Rahman has called for the National Parliament to become a meeting place for the hopes and aspirations of the oppressed and ordinary people of Bangladesh.He said a stronger and more effective Parliament would restore public trust

HSC examinees' protests intensify, demand Milon's resignation

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Despite the government's decision to allow candidates affected by adverse weather to retake three Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) examinations, protests intensified across the country on Wednesday, with demonstrators issuing an ultimatum to Education Minister Dr ANM Ehsanul Hoque Milon to

Rath Jatra today

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The annual Rath Jatra, one of the most revered festivals in Hinduism, begins across Bangladesh today (Thursday), bringing thousands of devotees together for colourful chariot processions, special prayers and cultural programmes.Marking the ceremonial journey of Lord Jagannath along with his

Fusion of academic excellence, morality key to leadership dev: Dr Shafiq

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Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer and Leader of the Opposition in Parliament Dr Shafiqur Rahman on Wednesday called for strengthening planned cadre development and target-oriented organisational activities, saying the fusion of academic excellence, research, moral values and leadership skills is essential to

Int’l rights groups seek withdrawal of ICT probe against journos

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Five leading international human rights and press freedom organisations have urged the Bangladesh government to withdraw the International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) investigation against detained journalists Farzana Rupa and Mozammel Babu, warning that prosecuting journalists over disputed reporting as crimes against

5 more die of measles

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Five more children died with measles symptoms across Bangladesh in the past 24 hours, while 1,092 children were reported to have either confirmed measles or measles-like symptoms during the same period.The information was disclosed in the Directorate General of Health

We are July traders, not July extortionists: Patwari

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National Citizen Party (NCP) Chief Coordinator Nasiruddin Patwari on Wednesday said his party had no objection to being labelled ‘July traders’, but rejected allegations that it engaged in extortion.Yes, we are July traders, but we are not July extortionists, he

Mob violence claims 133 in 6 mths: HRSS

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At least 133 people were killed in incidents of mob violence and 56 others died in political violence across Bangladesh during the first six months of 2026, according to a report released by the Human Rights Support Society (HRSS) on

Safety audit finds serious flaws in MRT Line-6

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A comprehensive independent safety audit has uncovered significant structural and operational deficiencies in Bangladesh's only metro rail system, MRT Line-6, warning that unresolved defects could pose serious risks to passenger safety and the network's long-term reliability.The audit identified 730 defective