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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.

Downpour drives up veg, fish, egg prices

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Days of relentless rain have started taking a toll on kitchen markets across Dhaka, sending prices of vegetables, fish, eggs and poultry higher as supply disruptions squeeze the market. Consumers also alleged that some traders were exploiting the situation by

Rumeen rues lack of reform despite July Uprising

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Independent Member of Parliament Rumeen Farhana has said that the experience of the 2024 mass uprising has left many people disillusioned and made them far less willing to participate in a similar movement in the future.Addressing a discussion titled Politics

HSC exams in Ctg postponed till July 16

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Government has postponed all HSC and equivalent examinations under the Chattogram Education Board till July 16, citing the ongoing flood situation in the country’s southeastern region.Prime Minister’s (PM) Adviser for Education and Primary and Mass Education Mahdi Amin announced the

PM praises DMC as living witness to BD's history

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Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on Saturday said that Dhaka Medical College (DMC) as more than a medical institution and a living witness to Bangladesh's history.He said the college had played a glorious role in every major chapter of the nation,

3 workers burnt in Keraniganj gas line blast

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Three workers sustained burn injuries in a gas line explosion while working at a house in the Boraitala area of Keraniganj early Saturday.The injured are Rakib, 14, Rajan, 25, and Sumon, 27. They were taken to the emergency department of

Foreign pistol recovered in Ctg

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CHATTOGRAM, July 11: A foreign 9mm pistol made in Brazil has been recovered from a bush in Charlakshya Union of Karnaphuli Police Station in Chittagong.The pistol was recovered abandoned in a bush near the intersection of four roads in the

UGC launches ‘OPEX model’ for 60mw solar plants at 31 public univs

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University Grants Commission (UGC) has launched a major initiative to expand the use of renewable energy across the country’s public universities with installing rooftop solar power systems through private investment.In the first phase, rooftop solar plants with a combined generation

360 students killed in road crashes in first half of 2026: BJKS

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Bangladesh Jatri Kalyan Samiti (BJKS) said that around 360 students were killed and 109 others injured in 320 road accidents across Bangladesh during the first six months of the year, from January to June.The organisation’s Secretary General Mozammel Hoque Chowdhury

3 more die of measles

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Three more children died with measles symptoms across Bangladesh in the past 24 hours, raising the total number of deaths associated with suspected and confirmed measles to 753.During the same period, no deaths from dengue were reported.However, 158 new dengue

HSC, equivalent exams in Ctg postponed again

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Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) examinations scheduled for Saturday (today) under the Chattogram Education Board have been postponed again, along with Alim and HSC (Business Management and Technology) equivalent examinations under the Madrasah and Technical Education Boards due to adverse weather