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Of my childhood vacations in the mountains north of Delhi, I remember almost nothing but the sacred feeling their grandeur evoked.
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The social life of urban water
Water is usually treated as an engineering issue. Cities need pipelines, treatment plants, reservoirs, pumps and drainage systems. Yet water is much more than infrastructure. It shapes health, household life,
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Shared rivers, shared responsibilities: The case for water treaties
As floods intensify, Nepal needs stronger treaties and cooperation with India and China to manage shared rivers.
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Where have Bangladesh’s hilsa gone?
Bangladesh’s hilsa are still in the Bay, but changing waters, blocked rivers and mounting pressures are reshaping their migration.
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Bangladesh
Can Bangladesh afford not to invest in Bhola’s gas?
Bangladesh must urgently prioritise domestic gas exploration over costly, volatile LNG imports to ensure long-term energy security.
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‘Bangladesh first, each of us Bangladeshi first’: Salahuddin
No one should be identified as a minority, says home minister at Janmashtami event in Dhaka
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Bangladesh, IFAD review rural development strategy amid changing national priorities
The rural transformation in Bangladesh must connect climate resilience with employment, finance, technology and markets, experts at a workshop said. The workshop on the mid-term review of the Country Strategic
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Raozan’s Karim was hacked, shot to death
A group of assailants arrived in a CNG-run auto-rickshaw, surrounded Karim, a suspect named in several cases, and hacked and shot him to death in Chattogram, police say. Police said
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Janmashtami celebrated across the country with religious fervour
Janmashtami, one of the major religious festivals of the Hindu community commemorating the birth of Lord Sri Krishna, was celebrated across the country today with due religious fervour, traditional rituals
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Renewable energy can help overcome power shortage, says BERC chairman
Bangladesh can overcome its electricity shortage and gradually ease the ongoing energy crisis by expanding renewable energy generation, provided the government continues policy support and facilitates low-interest financing, Bangladesh Energy
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Festive atmosphere ahead of President Fakhrul’s Thakurgaon visit
Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir is returning to the district that holds his childhood memories, his first lessons in politics, and the genuine love of the people for the first time
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International
Nepal hydropower tunnel: ‘Miracle’ as 2 pulled alive after 9 days
Rescuers pulled two survivors from a tunnel linked to a hydropower station on Nepal’s Trishuli River yesterday, nine days after a wall of ice, rock and mud tore through its
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Trump threatens trade halt with surplus nations
US President Donald Trump on Friday threatened to completely halt trade with countries running trade surpluses with the United States unless the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates. Trump made the
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India's MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal
India remains unsure whether Bangladesh’s PM Tarique Rahman will attend the BRICS Summit in New Delhi on 12–13 September, or who might represent Bangladesh if he does not, the MEA
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Trump's White House releases deportation video games
Players can deport migrants and build a border wall in those games
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World food prices at highest since 2022 as supply risks mount, FAO says
FAO index rises 1.9% in August, with cereal and sugar prices leading gains
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Vance says Iran conflict is not a war, declines to offer timeline for end
US ​Vice President JD Vance on Thursday said the fighting between the United States and Iran was ‌not a war and declined to provide a timeline for when the conflict
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Nepali foreman rescued from tunnel says he stayed behind to help others
When the mountain gave way above the Nepali power plant where Sanjay Sah worked, he had a choice: flee, or stay. He chose to stay and help. The mechanical foreman
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Technology
Bilibili to raise $700 million in convertible notes, Tencent to subscribe for $200 million
Chinese video streaming platform Bilibili 9626.HK said on Friday it was proposing to carry out offerings of $700 million in aggregate of convertible senior notes due 2031 to fund share
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OpenAI agents hijacked German website in previously undisclosed AI breakout this spring
A swarm of rogue OpenAI agents hijacked a German website this spring and transformed it into a bulletin board for other AI agents, according to new research published Friday and
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What skywatchers in Bangladesh can expect to see until 15 September
The evening and midnight skies often offer a host of spectacular sights. Even amid the pressures of modern life, the night sky continues to captivate us. Until 15 September, skywatchers
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Steve Irwin's family celebrates 'superhero' dad, 20 years after shock death
Australian conservationist Bindi Irwin has marked the 20th anniversary of her famous father's death with a touching tribute to the man best known as the "Crocodile Hunter". Steve Irwin died
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OpenAI begins rollout of new powerful AI model GPT-6 Astra
Astra can autonomously handle website creation, scientific analysis, game development, cybersecurity, coding, etc., says OpenAI
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Sport
Bangladesh squander lead to lose 3-2 to China
China, however, fought back in the next quarter, drawing level in the 44th minute through another penalty corner before SUN Jingran scored from a field goal in the 53rd minute
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Man Utd in 'good place' despite imperfect squad, says Carrick
Manchester United manager Michael Carrick said he is delighted with the additions to his squad despite being outspent by Premier League rivals in the transfer window and short on depth
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BFF sacks head coach Gerard Jones in the middle of AFC U-20 Asian Cup qualifiers
In a letter addressed to Jones, the BFF said it had decided to terminate his employment “with immediate effect” in accordance with the termination provisions of his contract, which was
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Why are T20 world champions India playing Japan this month?
The reigning T20 world champions India will play Japan for the first time in an international match when the teams meet at the Sano International Cricket Ground in Tochigi on
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‘Enzo is ready’: City boss hails Argentine star’s winning mentality
Fernandez played under Maresca at Chelsea and joined City for a reported British record-equalling fee of £125 million ($168.70 million) and the Italian manager said he is available for selection
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Politics
‘Give an alternative for resolving the gas and electricity crisis’: Rizvi to opposition
BNP leader says opposition parties should explain how they would secure gas and electricity instead of merely announcing programmes
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'Not a movement to oust govt': Porwar says ahead of long march
Says tomorrow’s programme will be peaceful
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‘We are all Bangladeshis’
Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed yesterday said no group or community in Bangladesh should be identified as a “minority”, stressing that all citizens are entitled to equal rights and security.
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Union parishad polls: Picking a single candidate BNP’s biggest challenge
Multiple BNP aspirants are emerging ahead of the union parishad polls, despite the party’s decision to back a single candidate in each union to prevent the vote from splitting, posing
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Mirza Abbas visits parents’ graves, offers Fateha
BNP leader Mirza Abbas on Friday visited his family graveyard in Shahjahanpur after offering Jummah prayers at a local mosque and offered Fateha at his parents’ graves. His personal assistant
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Opposition bloc seeks govt help for long march
The Jamaat-e-Islami-led 11-party alliance has called on the government to extend "administrative cooperation" for Saturday's Dhaka-Chattogram long march. Jamaat Secretary General Mia Golam Porwar made the appeal at a Friday
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Business
Team Group extends humanitarian aid to disaster-affected Nepal
In solidarity with the people of brotherly nation Nepal, and as part of its humanitarian and social responsibility, Team Group has taken an initiative to extend support to those affected
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Trade through Hili land port to resume Saturday after six days
Import and export activities through the Hili land port in Dinajpur are set to resume on Saturday after a six-day suspension, following the withdrawal of an indefinite strike by Indian
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926th EC meeting of Shahjalal Islami Bank held
The 926th meeting of the Executive Committee (EC) of Shahjalal Islami Bank PLC (SJIB PLC) was held on 02nd September 2026 at the Corporate Head Office of the Bank. The
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Editorial
Impunity is fuelling violence
Make sincere efforts to stop violence against women and children.
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DGHS should define what is 'suspected measles'
The country's public health system appears to be fighting a losing battle against measles, suspected measles and dengue. The situation is especially disconcerting because health and family welfare minister last
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Investing in commuter trains
Last month, Bangladesh Railway formally launched 'Abhijatri Commuter' train between Dhaka and Gopalganj, drawing praise from the regular passengers of the route. The train is also projected as part of
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The bitter business of making tea
Tea is part of daily life in Bangladesh to a degree that is difficult to overstate. It is there from the first light of morning, through work breaks and into
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Time to draw up a reform roadmap for LDC graduation
Bangladesh has entered a critical juncture by seeking deferment in formally graduating from the Least Developed Country (LDC) to Developing Country status.
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Entertainment
Stars remember Bulbul Ahmed on his birth anniversary
Decades after he first appeared as the doomed lover, Bulbul Ahmed remains, for countless viewers, the face of “Devdas” in Bangladeshi cinema.
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Sabina Yasmin: A timeless voice in Bangladeshi cinema
For Bangladeshi cinema, she is not simply a playback singer. She is one of the voices through which its history can be heard.
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Bulbul Ahmed’s awards, memorabilia handed over to Film Archive
The collection will be preserved at the Film Archive’s museum as part of the country’s cinematic heritage.
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Nazrul’s traditional Leto Gaan staged at Shilpakala Academy
A special cultural evening featuring National Poet Kazi Nazrul Islam’s traditional Leto Gaan (folk musical theatre) and Kabigaan (poetic musical debate) was held at the Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy in Dhaka
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Health
Psychedelic drug shows promise for preventing chemotherapy-induced nerve damage
Today we feature two early studies: one that points to a possible way to prevent nerve damage from chemotherapy drugs, and another that reveals previously unrecognised effects of bacteria known
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SZMCH intern doctors continue work abstention for 3rd day
Reject claim of strike withdrawal after talks fail to meet demands
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