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4 killed in bus-auto-rickshaw collision in Jamalpur
Police say death toll may rise as rescue efforts continue
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Govt approves National Pay Scale 2026
The new pay scale takes effect from July 1, 2026; raises minimum basic salary to Tk 20,000
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Unlocking opportunities for MFS, PSO and PSP in Bangladesh
Cashless Bangladesh is one of the most frequently discussed topics nowadays. The nationwide rollout of Bangla QR is expected to be one of the key drivers in moving the country
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Four challenges that will define the nation's future
Political transformation may pave the way for rejuvenation; however, it cannot, in and of itself, ensure factory operations, the safety of its people, meaningful jobs for graduates, or its interests
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What every pet parent needs to know about fleas
Identify early signs like flea dirt, avoid toxic DIY remedies, and trust Bangladesh Animal Care Center veterinarian Dr Solaiman Hossain’s advice on consistent, long-term monthly treatments to protect pets from
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Toddler rescued after father allegedly sells him for Tk 1 lakh
Police recovered a document linked to the alleged sale and handed the child to his paternal grandparents
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No trace of drugs in dope tests of Rangpur family killing suspects
Police yet to determine which direction the investigation will take
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Bangladesh
Mecca Pact: Speakers against haste, urge consensus and preparation before joining
Bangladesh’s accession to the Mecca Defence Pact could create new opportunities for the country, but security experts have cautioned against rushing into a decision. They said any decision on potential
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Govt introduces mobile, disability allowances for employees
The government has decided to introduce an ‘allowance for children with disabilities’ for the children with special needs of government officials and employees for the first time. Under the new
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British lawyer seeks Bar Council approval to represent Salman F Rahman
British lawyer Graeme L Hall of London’s Doughty Street Chambers has sought Bangladesh Bar Council approval to represent Salman F Rahman in the July Uprising crimes against humanity trial. Hall’s
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Bangladesh court bars Faisal from foreign travel
A Bangladesh court has barred Faisal Karim Masud, a suspect in the murder of Osman Hadi, from travelling abroad amid a corruption investigation. Dhaka Metropolitan Senior Special Judge Md Shahjahan
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Cabinet approves 2026 pay scale, sets basic salaries from Tk 20,000 to Tk 156,000
The government has approved the Ninth National Pay Scale, raising basic salaries by 142 per cent at the lowest grade and 100 per cent at the highest. Under the new
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Moyeen Khan for quick implementation of PM’s ‘Clean City, Green City’ vision
Local Government, Rural Development (LGRD) and Co-operatives Minister Dr Abdul Moyeen Khan on Monday directed the authorities to formulate short-, medium- and long-term plans to improve the environment of Dhaka
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IPU Secretary General visits July Uprising Museum
Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) Secretary General Anda Filip, leading a delegation, visited the July Mass Uprising Memorial Museum at Sher-e-Bangla Nagar in the capital on Monday. The IPU Secretary General and
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International
Nepal teams seek hundreds trapped in hydropower tunnels after deadly floods
Nepal's rescue teams, helped by Chinese and Indian experts, stepped up efforts on Monday to reach hundreds of people believed to be stuck inside blocked hydropower project tunnels in the
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Turkiye’s FM calls Netanyahu a ‘threat’ to international security
The Turkish foreign minister says the international system must fight against the “threat of Netanyahu”. Hakan Fidan said the Israeli PM has become an enemy of humanity after the genocide
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Iran, US trade fire in first exchange for a month
Iran attacked US military targets in the Middle East on Monday in retaliation for American strikes on an island in the Strait of Hormuz, the first exchange of fire for
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Hit by deadly floods, Nepal renews push for Chinese data and early warnings
China's foreign ministry said the two sides have maintained "sound cooperation in the fields of meteorology, water resources and disaster prevention and mitigation".
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Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan to hold first defence pact meeting
Top officials from Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan will gather in Istanbul today, Monday for a first committee meeting under the joint defence accord that they signed this month, a
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13 glacial lakes in India’s Uttarakhand flagged as highly sensitive
Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami orders scientific surveys, sensors and stronger early-warning systems
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Before flood catastrophe, Nepal asked China for early warnings as risks mounted
China says it has shared information in a 'timely manner'
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Technology
Looks like Twitter is back
A startup involving a former Twitter trademark lawyer has launched a new social network under the Twitter name, setting up an unusual challenge to Elon Musk’s X over ownership of
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Chinese ridesharing giant Didi plans over $200m investment in Argentina
Chinese ride-hailing company Didi Global plans to invest more than $200 million in Argentina in 2026 as it expands into smaller cities and develops new safety technology.
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Sony Music and Warner Chappell sue Anthropic over alleged copyright infringement
Sony Music Publishing, Warner Chappell Music, and other publishers have filed a lawsuit against Anthropic, accusing the artificial intelligence company of unlawfully obtaining and using copyrighted material to develop its
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Anthropic develops framework allowing AI agents to control physical equipment
Anthropic has unveiled a research framework designed to allow artificial intelligence agents to operate laboratory and manufacturing equipment.
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PUBG parent Tencent releases open-source AI model for coding and research
Chinese technology group Tencent, maker of hit mobile game PUBG, has released a preview of a new open-source artificial intelligence model aimed at software engineering, research, and financial analysis.
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Sport
Pakistan’s 10th loss in 11 away Tests: Abbas says ‘everyone is worried’
Pakistan will look to lift themselves from their ongoing slump, and secure a consolation win along with important WTC points in the Edgbaston Test which starts on September 9.
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FIFA president Infantino 'must go', says Platini
Since the World Cup, UEFA threatened to boycott FIFA tournaments until Infantino scrapped the FIFA Forward Enterprises plan to bring in private investment.
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Messi retires from int'l football
Lionel Messi, who captained Argentina to World Cup victory in 2022 and the final in 2026, said on Monday in a post on Instagram that he would be leaving Argentina's
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'Intentions are very positive': Tamim on Bangladesh-India series
Bangladesh and India are "sincere" in their search for a new date for a white-ball series that was first supposed to take place last year, Bangladesh cricket chief Tamim Iqbal
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Liverpool sign Barcola from PSG for £123m
Liverpool have completed the signing of France forward Bradley Barcola from Paris St-Germain for a fee worth up to £123m on Monday.
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LIV Golf to file for bankruptcy
LIV Golf may file for bankruptcy protection as soon as the ​week of September 7, the Financial Times reported ‌on Monday, citing people briefed on the negotiations.
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আলোচিত
রাশেদ খাঁনকে ২০১৯ সালের ডাকসুর জিএস ঘোষণা
২০১৯ সালের ডাকসু নির্বাচনে জিএস পদে কার্যক্রম নিষিদ্ধ ছাত্রলীগের গোলাম রাব্বানী ১০ হাজার ৪৮৪ ভোট পেয়েছিলেন। আর মো. রাশেদ খাঁন পেয়েছিলেন ৬ হাজার ৬৩ ভোট।
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Politics
Don’t deepen public distrust by obstructing long march, opposition tells govt
Govt has failed to ease public suffering and address doubts over implementation of July Charter, says Jamaat
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JCD expels 2 leaders over gold robbery near Dhaka airport
The expelled leaders are Airport thana JCD President Md Ripon Hossain and General Secretary Al-Amin Hossain Shanto
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PM greets BNP leaders, activists on the party’s 48th founding anniversary
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has greeted leaders, activists, supporters and well-wishers of Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and the countrymen on the occasion of the party’s 48th founding anniversary to be
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BNP wants to repay people’s love through accountable governance: Tarique
Tarique pays tribute to Zia, Khaleda and BNP activists who sacrificed for democracy
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UNDP lauds EC, offers support for upcoming local polls
UNDP resident representative hails national election as a ‘turning point’ for Bangladesh
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Business
Bangladesh to get slight tariff edge over China, Vietnam in US
Bangladesh will get a small benefit in garment exports to the US as its effective final tariff rate is slightly lower than those faced by China and Vietnam, two major
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Sammilito Islami Bank’s depositors can withdraw money from Sept 7
Sammilito Islami Bank PLC is set to begin refunding the principal deposits to its individual account holders starting on September 7. Customers will be allowed to withdraw or encash their
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Govt to buy 4 more spot LNG cargoes by mid-Oct
Bangladesh has re-issued one tender and floated three fresh tenders to purchase four spot LNG cargoes for delivery over September and October as both of the country’s floating, storage and
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Editorial
Two rights bills deserve more than a rushed stamp of approval
Govt must review and fix loopholes in NHRC and enforced disappearance bills
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Human settlements on shifting ground
The catastrophe that struck Nepal and Tibet on August 26 is more than another climate disaster. A mass of glacier, ice, rock and bedrock broke loose in the Himalayas and
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Enforced disappearance: President's words are reassuring but …
President Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir sounded emphatic on Sunday when he said, "There will be no more Aynaghar in independent Bangladesh." No mother, he said, should again have to shed
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Is Bangladesh ready to access international climate finance?
When it comes to the eligibility for receiving support from international climate funds in order to address climate-induced loss and damage, Bangladesh indeed has a strong case.
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Could atmospheric water harvesting help Bangladesh tackle water scarcity?
Making water from air is scientifically remarkable. Making enough of it, at a cost people can afford, is a very different challenge.
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Entertainment
Faruque Ahmed’s fifth book ‘Muchhe Jaowa Dinguli’ releases
Popular actor Faruque Ahmed is set to return to the literary scene with his fifth book, “Muchhe Jaowa Dinguli”, a memoir drawing largely from real-life experiences.
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Adnan Rushdi suffers heart attack day after wife’s death from dengue
Rushdi has been playing drums with Bangla Five for many years. He has played drums with several well-known Bangladeshi bands, including Chirkutt.
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‘Patar Bashori’ producer responds to Sardar Bari damage allegations
Indie Reels, the production company behind Coke Studio Bangla’s “Patar Bashori” music video, has responded to allegations that the shoot caused damage to the historic Bara Sardar Bari at the
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Nazrul Barsho cultural competition begins in Tangail
The National Cultural Competition on Nazrul was inaugurated in Tangail today (Monday) as part of a nationwide initiative marking Nazrul Barsho.
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Health
Dengue: Year’s death toll nears 100 as 4 more die
Four people died of dengue, and 1,163 new patients were hospitalised across the country in the 24 hours until 8:00am on Monday. With the latest fatalities, the dengue death toll
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Tobacco control must be prioritised to reduce NCD burden: Minister
Health and Family Welfare Minister Sardar Md Sakhawat Husain on Monday said reducing the burden of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in Bangladesh is not possible without effective tobacco control. “Effective measures
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Life style
How to style corsets with sarees for every occasion
From sixteenth-century nobility to modern fusion fashion, corsets have evolved from rigid, whalebone status symbols into versatile wardrobe staples, seamlessly blending with traditional sarees and lehengas to create bold, unforgettable
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