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9 senior police officials transferred
Includes additional deputy inspector generals (DIGs) and superintendents of police (SPs)
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Sagar-Runi murder case: ICT chief prosecutor says evidence points to a cultural personality
Md Aminul Islam withholds identity; PBI official says investigation team has no such information so far
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Govt, opposition clash over parliamentary committee chairmanships
Opposition demands 26% of committee chairmanships, rejects govt condition
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EC publishes boundaries of 11 constituencies
New upazilas, union parishads added to constituencies without altering boundaries
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What Anime taught me about loss, grief and learning to live again
When I was a child I watched anime because it was fun. I wanted to see Goku get stronger in Dragon Ball Z, Naruto become Hokage, Ash win another badge
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The quiet entrepreneurs of Rangamati
One has to travel by boat for some hours, then take a Mahindra jeep, then walk thirty minutes to a few hours on the hill tracts, past muddy roads and
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Five things Bangladeshi employers get wrong about loyalty
It was a simple goodbye at a medium-sized private bank in Dhaka. They were celebrating one of their brightest. She had just completed an intensive 18-month leadership rotation built for
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Bangladesh
Khalilur leaves Dhaka to assume UNGA presidency
Khalilur is scheduled to remain on the visit from August 31 to October 21
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New pay scale for govt employees may go before cabinet Monday
A draft of the new pay structure for government officials and employees has been prepared, and it may be placed before the Cabinet for approval tomorrow, Monday, sources at the
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Sagar-Runi murder: ICT chief prosecutor claims involvement of a cultural figure
International Crimes Tribunal Chief Prosecutor Md Aminul Islam has claimed that a cultural figure has been found to have links to the murder of journalist couple Sagar Sarowar and Meherun
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Dhaka, Beijing ready to launch diplomacy and defence dialogue
Bangladesh and China have discussed a range of issues of mutual interest to advance bilateral cooperation. These included cooperation on the Teesta River Comprehensive Management and Restoration Project, an early
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Delhi denies permission for seminar featuring speakers linked to Awami League
Delhi Police denied permission for a Foreign Correspondents Club seminar, citing “certain controversies.” The event, themed “Europe and Asia: From Dialogue to a Partnership,” was scheduled Saturday and included speakers
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Mecca Pact: Saudi Arabia and Turkey positive about Bangladesh, Humaiun Kobir says
Discussions are currently under way with Saudi Arabia and Turkey regarding the Mecca Pact, State Minister for Foreign Affairs Humaiun Kobir has confirmed. He stated that both nations hold a
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Teachers in remote char areas could get special allowance: Bobby Hajjaj
Government is reassessing which schools qualify, while also preparing new science and sports programmes for primary students, he says
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International
Survivors return to ruins to salvage memories
Days after a wall of water and debris ripped through Nepal, Shanti Lamichhane sat on a fruit crate in the dirt where her village once stood, staring at what remained
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‘Some fatalities’ as ferry with 270 on board capsize off Northern Cyprus
Some people died when a ferry capsized off Northern Cyprus on Sunday, the head of the local government said, without giving a precise toll. “There are some fatalities,” Unal Ustel,
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Russia gears up for ‘massive strikes’
Russia’s defence ministry yesterday said it was gearing up for large-scale attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure in a tit-for-tat response to strikes by Kyiv.
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Iceland votes ‘No’ to resuming EU talks
Iceland voted ‘No’ to resuming membership negotiations with the European Union (EU), final referendum results showed yesterday, dealing a heavy blow to Brussels which had been keen to welcome a
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Nepal’s high-tech disaster response meets low-tech reality
The floods in the Bhotekoshi and Trishuli rivers have exposed a striking gap in the country’s emergency response.
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Pakistan suspends eight officials after infant ward fire
Pakistan’s prime minister said eight officials were suspended and called for criminal proceedings against them, after 14 infants were killed in a fire in the maternity ward of a hospital
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Technology
Jobs of the week
Here are our picks for jobs of the week. Check out the article for more details.
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Hollywood stars turn to microdramas as mobile-first entertainment booms
Hollywood actors, producers and investors are increasingly moving into microdramas, betting that short, vertically filmed series designed for smartphones could become a significant new part of the entertainment industry.
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Google AI Mode can now track flights and book hotels for you
Google is expanding AI Mode in Search with travel features that can track airfares, compare loyalty-point prices and help users book hotels.
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Chinese carmakers accelerate humanoid robot push in search for new growth
Chinese carmakers are investing heavily in humanoid robots as the industry looks beyond increasingly competitive electric vehicle sales for new sources of revenue.
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More than 100 companies urge coordinated defence against AI-powered cyber threats
More than 100 technology, cybersecurity, and financial companies have called for stronger global cooperation to defend organisations and critical infrastructure against increasingly capable AI-powered cyberattacks.
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Sport
Cricketers satisfied with BCB’s BPL explanation
The much-awaited meeting between the Cricketers Welfare Association of Bangladesh (CWAB) and the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) took place at the board premises yesterday, with cricketer Nasir Hossain saying afterwards
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Alvarez returns to Atletico team training after illness
Wantaway Atletico Madrid striker Julian Alvarez returned to group training on Sunday after recovering from the illness that kept him out of training earlier this week and Saturday's 3-1 La
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Red-hot Chelsea not the finished article says Alonso
Xabi Alonso said Chelsea are still a work in progress after a thrilling 4-3 win against Brighton on Sunday extended his perfect start as Blues boss.
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Robinson leads the way again as England wrap up Pakistan series win
Ollie Robinson led the way once more as England clinched a series win over Pakistan with a thumping 194-run win in the second Test at Lord's on Sunday despite Saud
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Root urges England to be 'grown-ups' after Pakistan series win
England captain Joe Root urged his side to celebrate in a "grown-up way" after a 194-run success in the second Test at Lord's on Sunday sealed a series win over
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আলোচিত
ছিনতাইয়ের কবলে শিক্ষিকা নিহত : গ্রেপ্তার ২ আসামিকে নিয়ে যা জানাল র‍্যাব
রাজধানীর জাতীয় সংসদ ভবনের সামনে ছিনতাইয়ের কবলে পড়ে নিহত হন স্কুলশিক্ষিকা রনজিনা পারভিন (৫৫)।
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Politics
No more ‘Aynaghar’ in Bangladesh: President
Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir vows justice for enforced disappearance victims
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Business
Nepal flood damage may cost up to a tenth of economy to rebuild
Nepal may need $4 billion to $5 billion to rebuild after this week’s devastating floods, Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle told Reuters on Saturday, a bill equal to nearly a tenth
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US-Iran war spurs Europe, Asia to boost renewables
Six months into the US-Israeli war with Iran, governments across Europe and Asia are scrambling to accelerate a renewables build-out in a bid to cut dependence on fossil fuel imports,
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Bangladesh repaid 3 times more in foreign loans than it received in July
Fresh loan disbursements also fell a massive 83 percent year-on-year to $14 million in July
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Editorial
Violent crime cannot become the norm
Authorities must take effective measures to curb criminal activities.
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Mayhem of Saint Martin's Island
The country's only coral island Saint Martin's Island, known for its rich marine bio-diversity, once again, is making news for all the wrong reasons. Pictorial reports carried in a few
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Making the most out of clean power option
The government's reported move to divert a portion of the development budget to finance clean-power generation is a welcome departure from treating renewable energy as a secondary concern. According to
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Prospect of rooftop solar power
In an attempt to address the country's worsening electricity crisis and accelerate the shift to renewable energy, the government is reportedly drawing up a major programme to promote solar power.
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Bangladesh needs a courtroom AI policy, and soon
The rapid rise in the use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) systems has streamlined information processing, drafting, and research, making these processes more efficient and less time-consuming.
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Entertainment
Anne Hathaway joins Tom Cruise in ‘Days of Thunder’ sequel
Cruise will reprise his role as NASCAR driver Cole Trickle, while Hathaway will play a racecar team owner and engineer.
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In honour of Abdul Jabbar: 10 songs that defined his cinematic legacy
Over the course of his illustrious career, Abdul Jabbar received numerous awards and honours in recognition of his contribution to music. Among them were the Ekushey Padak in 1980, the
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Tauquir Ahmed to star in ‘The Orange’, a France-Bangladesh production
“I tend to choose films that have artistic merit and reflect the kind of cinema I believe in. This is going to be a project of that kind,” he said.
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‘Baramkhana’: Lalon’s life, legacy and loss honoured by Theatre
The moon shines brightly upon the stage as people of different ages gather deep inside a forest. Their faith matters not; their gender matters not. These people—of different backgrounds and
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Health
Measles: 4 more children die; death toll stands at 967
Four children died with measles-like symptoms in 24 hours until 8:00am on Sunday, raising the country’s combined number of confirmed and suspected measles-related deaths to 967 this year. The Directorate
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Dengue: 3 die, 1,097 hospitalised in 24 hours
Bangladesh has recorded three more deaths from dengue in a 24-hour count, taking this year’s official toll from the mosquito-borne disease to 93. Hospitals across the country admitted 1,097 fresh
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Life style
Summer makeup tips for a long-lasting look
Beat scorching summer heat and intense humidity using skin-soothing ice prep, pore-filling matte primers, oil-absorbing powders, and waterproof eye makeup, topped off with a generous setting spray to lock in
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