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Why people keep falling for toxic partners?
Navigate toxic relationship patterns with psychotherapist Abdul Hamid’s guidance on trauma bonding, childhood conditioning, and manipulative dynamics. Recognize how subtle control warps self-worth, and break dysfunctional attachment loops through heightened
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Should you replace your partner with AI as soon as possible?
Discover how AI companions like Replika and ChatGPT reshape romantic relationships from Colorado to Japan. Explore the trade-offs of digital intimacy, emotional dependency, and why authentic human connections still matter
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Israel sends more troops to West Bank village
Israel's military said on Thursday it had sent more troops to a West Bank village where settlers have trapped Palestinian families inside their homes, a siege the Palestinians say is
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50th BCS viva: PSC issues new instructions for candidates
The Bangladesh Public Service Commission (PSC) has issued new instructions for candidates who have provisionally passed the written examination of the 50th BCS. Under the new instructions, candidates must submit
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Take a look inside Nayanthara’s stunning home studio in 15 photos
South India’s ‘Lady Superstar’ Nayanthara is married to filmmaker Vignesh Shivan. The star couple has created a new home studio, blending British colonial influences with the rural charm of Chennai.
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DSCC announces month-long festival to mark Dhaka’s 416th anniversary
Cultural programmes, heritage events, sports, exhibitions and civic initiatives planned from August 1 to September 5
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Mymensingh man hacked to death in broad daylight
Police suspect previous enmity may have led to the killing
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Bangladesh
Is Bangladesh going the wrong way on AI?
To achieve technological independence, Bangladesh must prioritise global cloud access over merely building domestic AI data centres.
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Why Bangladesh needs mandatory warning labels on packaged foods
Mandatory front-of-pack labelling can help Bangladeshis identify unhealthy packaged foods and make informed choices to prevent non-communicable diseases.
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Bangladeshi cardholders spend over Tk 10 billion abroad in June: Bangladesh Bank
Bangladeshi cardholders spent more than Tk 10 billion abroad in June 2026, with overseas card expenditure surging nearly 27.5 per cent month-on-month, according to the latest Bangladesh Bank data. The
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Presidential election: 11-party alliance submits nomination paper for Oli Ahmad
The nomination paper of Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) Chairman Colonel (retd) Oli Ahmad has been submitted as the candidate of the 11-party alliance led by the main opposition Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami
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Is the govt strengthening state institutions or rehabilitating party leaders?
Abdul Bari, the BNP’s assistant secretary for religious affairs, had sought the party’s nomination in the 13th parliamentary election from Netrokona-2 (Sadar–Barhatta). He did not get the nomination. Last month,
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‘A lot can happen in a month’: Shama Obaed on PM Tarique’s proposed India visit
State minister says no decision has been made on the prime minister's participation in the BRICS outreach session or a bilateral trip
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Automated traffic signal system debuts at Dhaka's Shahbagh
DSCC says another 50 key intersections could get the system within the next few months
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International
Nearly 900 Afghans released from Pakistani prisons return home
A total of 875 Afghan nationals have been released from prisons in Pakistan and returned to Afghanistan over the past week, the Afghan Ministry of Refugees and Repatriation said Thursday.
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Trump's spokesperson Karoline Leavitt to step down
Leavitt, 28, the youngest ever US presidential top spokesperson, has been a fiercely loyal Trump defender
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Colombia president says earthquake death toll hits 265
Colombia's president declared an economic emergency and vowed the country would rebuild after a massive earthquake
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Total darkness, then sunset as full eclipse wows spectators in Spain
Spectators across Spain watched in wonder, some whipping off their protective glasses and rising to their feet in unison, as a rare total solar eclipse swept across the north of
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Erdogan eyes expansion, courts Egypt
President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Wednesday he hoped more countries would join a defence agreement signed last week between Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan aimed at stabilising a region wracked
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Border peace key to ties with China: India
India’s foreign ministry said peace along its disputed border with China is critical to ties between the Asian neighbours, amid reports of renewed military tensions between the two countries’ troops
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Ex-Chinese PM Zhu Rongji dies aged 97
Former Chinese premier Zhu Rongji, whose market reforms helped drive the country’s extraordinary economic rise, died yesterday at the age of 97.
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Technology
Inside the Google executive moves that led to its big AI reshuffle
As Anthropic raced ahead with a preview of its powerful Claude Mythos model, Brin addressed hundreds of employees in an ​April town hall, urging the company’s Google DeepMind AI lab
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Meta takes down 756,000 Australian teen accounts as ban enforcement looms
The company said it had deactivated 462,000 suspect Instagram accounts and 294,000 suspect Facebook accounts from just before the Australian social media ban went live in December to June, up
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Meta, 29 states head to court in biggest test yet of youth social media litigation
Meta Platforms will face a coalition of state attorneys general in a California federal court trial beginning on Wednesday over claims it engineered Facebook and Instagram to be addictive to
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Biggest map of the universe unveiled
Astronomers have released the most detailed two-dimensional map of the universe ever produced -- a 5.6-trillion-pixel image 13 years in the making that spans nearly three-quarters of the sky. The
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Sport
Hasan keeps it simple as Tigers earn praise for consistency
His six wickets followed a remarkably consistent pattern, with Hasan repeatedly challenging Australia's batters around the off-stump channel and allowing pressure to create the openings.
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‘One of Bangladesh's finest days in Test cricket’
Bangladesh trail by just 102 runs with nine wickets in hand, leaving them in an excellent position to build a substantial first-innings lead on Friday.
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Hasan becomes first Bangladeshi bowler to take 5 wickets in Australia
Before leaving for Australia, Hasan had said that he wanted to take five wickets at least twice in the tour. He would even imagine himself doing it while alone. At
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Hasan credits partnership bowling for historic six-for
Hasan became the first Bangladesh bowler to take a five-wicket haul in a Test in Australia.
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‘Technology saved me today’: Smith admits nicking Ebadot delivery
Bangladesh enjoyed an incredible day on the opening day of their first Test against Australia at the Marrara Stadium in Darwin today.
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Pacers dominate as Bangladesh expose Australia's tail
Bangladesh captain Najmul Hossain Shanto lost the toss, and the Tigers were asked to field first in the opening Test of the two-match series against Australia at Marrara Stadium in
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সেলের দেয়ালে লেখা ছিল ‘হে আল্লাহ আমাকে উদ্ধার করো’
গভীর রাতে নিজ কক্ষের দরজায় ছোট ভাইয়ের তাড়াহুড়ো করে করাঘাত। দরজা খুলতেই অচেনা মানুষের সারি, হাতের কব্জিতে ধাতব হ্যান্ডকাফের কনকনে ঠাণ্ডা স্পর্শ, আর মুহূর্তের মধ্যেই এক নিশ্ছিদ্র অন্ধকারের গর্ভে নিমজ্জিত
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Politics
BNP rejects opposition’s claim over ‘Secretariat meeting’ on presidential candidate
Secretariat gathering was only an exchange of views, not a formal meeting, party says
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Jamaat-led alliance files second nomination paper for Oli Ahmed
LDP chairman's papers signed by NCP and Jamaat lawmakers as proposer and seconder ahead of August 20 presidential election
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Mirza Fakhrul: Stalwart who steered BNP through hard times now bound for Bangabhaban
Over the years, enduring much turbulence, Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has risen from the grassroots to the top levels of the BNP leadership. He stood firm through the repression of
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11-party alliance files Oli Ahmed's nomination for presidential election
Jamaat says it wants to ensure competition in the race
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BNP submits Fakhrul’s nomination to EC for presidential election
Party delegation hands the nomination paper to CEC AMM Nasir Uddin, the returning officer
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Mirza Fakhrul, Oli Ahmed poised for presidential contest as nominations close
EC receives three nomination papers; scrutiny set for August 16 ahead of the August 20 election
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Business
Interest on frozen deposits turns into a tax burden
Bangladesh’s banking sector is facing a severe crisis of confidence, marked by liquidity shortages, delayed deposit repayments, restrictions on encashing matured deposit pension scheme (DPS) and fixed deposit receipt (FDR)
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Bangladesh, Saudi Arabia raise weekly passenger flights to 84
New MoU also provides for 21 weekly cargo flights, fifth freedom traffic rights, co-terminalisation and aircraft leasing
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Govt to cut aromatic rice export quota amid soaring price in domestic market
The government has moved to reduce or adjust previously approved export quotas for aromatic rice amid an unusual rise in domestic demand and prices. The Ministry of Commerce has asked
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Editorial
Are you aware of the hidden cost of writing on banknotes?
How we treat our national currency reflects a broader issue of civic responsibility, financial culture, and respect for public property.
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Time to scale up rooftop solar
While we often talk about expanding renewable energy, a new assessment by the Infrastructure Development Company Limited (Idcol) shows just how much potential we are leaving untapped.
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Bangladesh must bring AI to the factory floor
Bangladesh built its garment industry on scale, competitive labour costs, and the ability to supply large volumes of basic apparel.
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Why small businesses remain invisible to traditional credit ratings
A retail store owner in any part of the country processes dozens of bKash or Nagad transactions an hour, pays suppliers every week by digital transfer, and never misses a
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Girls are winning the exam race but losing the career race
The numbers from this year’s Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent examinations tell a striking story about Bangladesh’s girls.
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Entertainment
Chanchal Chowdhury steps into the role of Shamsher in ‘Andhar’
Anticipation surrounding Raihan Rafi’s upcoming film “Andhar” continues to grow as the director gradually unveils what he calls the film’s “unofficial first looks”. Following Nazifa Tushi, Afsana Mimi and Farrukh
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Shilpakala Academy to launch regular ticketed film screenings
The initiative comes after a strong response to the three-day Ekal Shekal film festival, held at the National Art Gallery Auditorium of the academy from August 9 to 11. Six
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Mark Ruffalo, Javier Bardem lead artists calling for Gaza ceasefire
It comes about 10 months after a US-mediated ceasefire between Israel and Hamas came into effect in October 2025. Israel has continued to carry out strikes in Gaza since then,
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‘Jaya Aar Sharmin’ among three Bangladeshi films selected for World Film Festival Kolkata
Bangladeshi film “Jaya Aar Sharmin” has been selected for the feature film competition at the fifth World Film Festival Kolkata, set to take place at Nandan in Kolkata from September
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Health
Five more with measles symptoms die, 74 new cases identified
Bangladesh has reported deaths of five more people exhibiting measles symptoms in a countrywide 24-hour count, while 74 new cases were reported. According to a bulletin released by the Directorate
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