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CU takes disciplinary action against teacher, two students
Expulsion order for another student withdrawn after six months as per court order
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Man stabbed to death in Dhaka's Shah Ali, one held
Police yet to determine whether killing stemmed from mugging or previous enmity
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An immigrant's rise to the pinnacle
From a remote rural corner of a developing country, Mahmuda Khan's journey to the top of an international humanitarian organisation is the kind of story that ought to make her
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EU to give Greenland a cash boost
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is expected to unveil on Monday a boost in EU investments in Greenland and closer political ties with the Danish Arctic territory, which
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Teesta swallows 300-metre road, disrupts lives of 2,000 families in Lalmonirhat
Farmers bear extra time, labour and transport costs after erosion makes road unusable
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A grim trail of family murders
A foul smell from a locked room in Ashulia led neighbours to a grim discovery early Saturday: the decomposed bodies of a couple and a foetus.
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Bangladesh
Analysis / Bangladesh’s costly trade fallacy
Not once, but twice since February, United States courts have gutted the legal basis for Washington’s global tariff threats, including against Bangladesh.
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Another metro getting on track
The MRT-5 southern route is finally getting a move on, with the project set to be placed before the Executive Committee of the National Economic Council (ECNEC) next week for
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Aamra Networks reports hefty losses in 9 months on revenue slump
Despite efforts to reduce operational expenditure, Aamra Networks experienced losses in two of the first three quarters of FY26 because of a sharp decline in revenue. The company reported a
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Projects roll on, billions are spent on drains and canals but Dhaka’s rainwater still struggles to escape
Dhaka has built drains, dredged canals and launched project after project to tackle waterlogging. Billions have been spent. Yet when it rains heavily, much of the capital can still disappear
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Fraud network scatters after Cox’s Bazar raid
Around 250-300 Chinese and Taiwanese nationals, reportedly part of an online financial fraud network, have gone on the run after six of their cohorts were arrested from two hotels in
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EU seeks fairer trade terms in Bangladesh
The European Union has called for a level playing field for its businesses and investors in Bangladesh, highlighting the proposed purchase of Airbus aircraft as an example, as Dhaka reported
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Undocumented Bangladeshis in Malaysia urged to return
The Bangladesh High Commission in Kuala Lumpur has urged Bangladeshis staying in Malaysia without valid visas to return home. First Secretary (Press) Tariqul Islam made the appeal in a video
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International
International criminal court should be supported not disparaged
The world has been carefully watching the recent evolving scenario about the International Criminal Court (ICC). Analyst Andrew Firmin has in this context drawn attention to a recent Wall Street
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North Korea's Kim Jong Un says new destroyer part of nuclear response system
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said a newly commissioned destroyer would be part of a nuclear response system capable of delivering "annihilating retaliatory strikes", state media KCNA reported on
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Five dead, five injured after Amazon cargo plane overshoots Miami runway
In a statement posted to X Sunday evening, fire officials said they used foam to extinguish a fire in the engine compartment
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How climate change and food insecurity could fuel conflicts
Climate change, conflict, and trade tensions are putting pressure on the global food system. New research suggests the biggest risk is not food shortages, but whether societies can peacefully adapt
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Far-right AfD wins historic victory in German state election
The AfD is already Germany's most popular party at the national level and is seeking to secure a foothold for advancing its agenda, which includes heavy restrictions on immigration, restoring
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25 years on, America seeks to keep 9/11 memories alive
The anniversary commemorates a watershed moment for the US and the world.
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Hormuz traffic dips to lowest since May after US, Iranian strikes on ships
An average of 10 commodity ships transited the Strait of Hormuz per day over the past 10 days, the lowest since May, according to shipping data on Monday, after US
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Technology
Taiwan flexes chip diplomacy muscles as it faces pressure to share AI wealth with allies
Taiwan flexed its chip diplomacy muscles at a major trade show last week, portraying itself as a democratic and reliable supplier for the AI revolution, while signalling a willingness to
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Addressing financing gap: BRAC Bank, bKash introduce digital loan for merchants
BRAC Bank and bKash have introduced the country's first fully digital, collateral-free loan facility tailored exclusively for bKash merchants, providing small business owners with faster access to working capital when
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AI data centers are less thirsty now, tech giants say
The tech giants spending billions of dollars on them say the water part, at least, is solvable.
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Bangladesh's ITC dependence lets India net $45-50m annually
Bangladesh's growing dependence on international terrestrial cable (ITC) routes, particularly through India, is costing the country an estimated $45-50 million a year in bandwidth import, besides posing security risks. The
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TechOrators Toastmasters Club holds inaugural meeting in Dhaka
TechOrators Toastmasters Club held its inaugural meeting in Dhaka on September 5, launching a platform focused on communication, public speaking and leadership skills for people in the technology community.
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AI startup founded by two Bangladeshi brothers raises over $30,000 in funding
An AI-based hiring startup, AgenticHire, founded by two Bangladeshi brothers, has raised more than $30,000 through accelerator programmes, competitions, grants, and institutional support, without giving up any equity in the
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What children watch on screens is crucial for language development, DU study finds
Research involving children aged three to eight suggests interactive and educational content matters more than screen duration, while only one in five parents stays with children during screen use
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Sport
'Super-human' Alcaraz books quarterfinal clash with Shelton
"I played my game," said Alcaraz, who unleashed 33 winners as he moved fluidly around the court, thwarting Paul at every turn in the two-hour 20-minute match.
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What to watch on TV today (7 Sep, 2026)
Get a complete lowdown of live sporting action on TV from around the world.
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Abahani look to turn the page
The unfinished club complex, overgrown with wild vines, and the barren playground edged with weeds offer a stark picture of Abahani’s recent struggles.
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Another U-20 early exit: Will BFF learn the lesson?
Despite heading into the tournament riding high on their historic SAFF U-20 Championship triumph, the Bangladesh U-20 football team suffered another heartbreaking early exit.
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Mushtaq keen on Pakistan job but admits he is ‘scared’ of PCB treatment
Mushtaq, who is currently working as Bangladesh's spin-bowling coach, said the lack of job security and what he described as emotional decision-making within the PCB are major concerns for him.
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সাতক্ষীরার আশাশুনিতে বাঁধ রক্ষার সরকারি বালুর বস্তা চুরি; আটক যুবদল নেতাকে ছেড়ে দেওয়ার অভিযোগ
আশাশুনিতে ভাঙনকবলিত বেড়িবাঁধ রক্ষায় রাখা সরকারি বালুর বস্তা চুরির অভিযোগে এক যুবদল নেতাকে আটক করে পরে ছেড়ে দেওয়ার অভিযোগ উঠেছে।
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সংসদ থেকে বিরোধীদলের ওয়াকআউট
ডেইলি সিলেট ডেস্ক :: মানবাধিকার রক্ষায় ও গুম প্রতিরোধে পাস হতে যাওয়া আইন ‘দুর্বল’ হচ্ছে উল্লেখ করে এসব আইন পাসের আগে জাতীয় সংসদের অধিবেশন থেকে ওয়াকআউট করেছেন বিরোধী দলের সংসদ
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খেলার নিয়ম বদলে গেছে, পাল্টা প্রতিক্রিয়ার যুগ শেষ : গালিবাফ
ইরানের পার্লামেন্টের স্পিকার মোহাম্মদ বাঘের গালিবাফ বলেছেন, ‘খেলার নিয়ম বদলে গেছে। এখন থেকে ইরানের স্বার্থ ও নিরাপত্তার ওপর যেকোনো আঘাতের জবাব দেয়া হবে আরো দ্রুত, কঠোর এবং বেদনাদায়কভাবে।’
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Politics
10 more JS bodies formed with BNP MPs at the helm
Ten more parliamentary standing committees of the 13th Jatiya Sangsad were formed yesterday, with opposition MPs again excluded from chairing the bodies despite their demand for 26 percent of the
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EC eyes November start for UP polls, plans drones and body cameras
Commission says preparations are moving rapidly
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Business
75,000 depositors seek to withdraw nearly Tk 4,000cr from Sammilito Islami Bank
The applicants have sought a total of Tk 3,925 crore, officials of the bank said
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Bangladesh to open submarine cable market to private investors
The government is preparing to open Bangladesh's submarine cable market to more private and international investment as it seeks to build the connectivity infrastructure needed for a coming surge in
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NBR getting bifurcated into Implementation, Tax Policy wings
The National Board of Revenue (NBR) is being restructured to separate its tax-policy formulation and-implementation branches to remove "audit-related fears and harassment of taxpayers", says the finance minister. Amir Khosru
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Editorial
Ninth pay scale: A salary hike alone won't curb corruption in public service
After years of discussions, assurances and uncertainty, the much-talked-about Ninth National Pay Scale has finally been approved.
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When can political rivals in Bangladesh safely distrust each other?
Over the past two years, one word has repeatedly come to my mind as I explored politics in Bangladesh: “trust”.
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Why farmers growing paddy have to incur losses
Farmers in this country, more often than not, are given a raw deal. The crops they grow feed the nation but in return they are subjected to intrigues and guile
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Farmers must get fertilisers easily, at fair price
Farmers in Bangladesh are again complaining about not getting fertiliser at government-fixed prices when Aman cultivation is under way and preparations for early winter vegetables are beginning. Reports from a
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Routine audit at government offices a must
We are shocked to learn of the embezzlement of crores of taka from the treasury under the guise of pension payments.
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Entertainment
‘No artiste can ever be completely satisfied’
For more than five decades, Abul Hayat has been a familiar presence across Bangladesh's cultural landscape. From the stage to television and film, the Ekushey Padak-winning cultural figure, has taken
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‘The Difficult Bride’ makes history with Venice premiere
Rubaiyat Hossain’s “The Difficult Bride” has had its world premiere at the Venice International Film Festival, marking what the film’s team describes as the first participation of a Bangladeshi feature-length
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Why Salman Shah still reigns as the biggest heartthrob, nearly three decades on
Every September 6, a nation pauses. People replay old songs, share grainy photos, and talk about a man who left the screen too soon. Salman Shah died in 1996, but
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Iconic Salman Shah films return to screen in week-long tribute
Salman Shah remains one of the most enduring icons of Dhallywood cinema. His presence on the silver screen captivated audiences, and even three decades after his untimely death, his popularity
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Health
Bangladesh dengue outbreak accelerates as hospitals come under strain
Bangladesh's dengue outbreak is accelerating, with 42,590 people hospitalised and 117 deaths recorded this year, as a sharp September surge strains hospitals and raises fears the mosquito-borne disease could intensify
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How does surgical gauze, mops end up inside patients during operation?
A 32-year-old woman, Konika Rani Mondol, was admitted to Faridpur's Shamorita General Hospital on Jun 29 with labour pains. That evening, she delivered a baby girl through a caesarean section
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Life style
Bangladeshis can now spend up to $18,000 a year on overseas travel
Bangladesh Bank has raised the annual foreign currency spending limit for Bangladeshi citizens travelling abroad from USD 12,000 to USD 18,000. Of this, a maximum of USD 5,000 can be
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