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Between flexibility and uncertainty: The lives behind Dhaka’s food delivery
In Dhaka, food delivery riders power everyday convenience while navigating unstable earnings, risks, and an uncertain future.
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Fixing a labour justice system that fails workers
A legal framework, however well intended, is only as effective as the institutions that implement it.
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Is the AI bubble too big to pop?
It's worth noting that bubbles don’t always “pop”; sometimes they “deflate”.
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The right to resign under the Labour Act
I have been working at an IT firm in Chittagong for about one and a half years. Recently, after receiving a better job offer, I have decided to resign.
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Unseen struggles of ATM security guards in Bangladesh
In ATM booths, guards endure relentless hours, low pay, and invisible hardships that rarely spark change.
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Bangladesh
Ongoing rainfall raises risk of dengue surge
With ongoing rainfall across the country, the risk of dengue transmission is expected to rise in the coming months if authorities fail to take necessary preventive measures, experts have warned.
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EC to scrutinise Nusrat’s nomination paper on May 2
Move follows HC directive to accept NCP leader’s nomination despite late submission
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Belarus envoy meets home minister, discusses security, trade cooperation
Belarus’s non-resident Ambassador Mikhail Kasko on Wednesday paid a courtesy call on Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed at his office in Jatiya Sangsad. During the meeting, the two sides discussed a
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Playing of 7 March speech: Emi granted bail
They also allegedly obstructed police duties and tried to snatch Asif Ahmed Saikat, who was in police custody at the station.
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Qamrul, Menon face ‘crimes against humanity’ trial
The International Crimes Tribunal (ICT-1) has indicted former ministers Qamrul Islam and Rashed Khan Menon in a case over alleged crimes against humanity linked to the July Uprising. A three-member
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Nahid demands removal, arrest of President
Opposition Chief Whip and Convener of the National Citizen Party (NCP) Nahid Islam on Thursday told Parliament that the President needs to be removed and arrested. “The President has no
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‘Two tough years ahead’, Khosru warns of painful economic fix
Finance Minister Amir Khosru Mahmud Chowdhury on Thursday warned that Bangladesh faces at least two more difficult years before its economy can recover from the current downturn, signalling tough and
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International
US seeks international help to reopen Strait of Hormuz as crude prices surge
Two months into the war that started with US-Israeli strikes on Iran, the vital sea channel remains closed
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Oil at four-year high, stocks slip after Trump blockade warning
Brent for June delivery, which hit a peak of $122.53 Wednesday, was sitting around $120 in Asian trade, while West Texas Intermediate was around $108.
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White House quiet as China ramps up trade leverage before Trump-Xi summit
Analysts warn new measures could undercut US push to reduce reliance on Chinese supply chains
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North Korea faces 'severe' drought: state media
Natural disasters tend to have an outsized impact on the isolated country due to its weak infrastructure and economy.
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Myanmar mass prison sentence cut trims Suu Kyi's sentence
Move seen as symbolic as critics question impact on Suu Kyi’s prolonged detention
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Technology
SoftBank eyes $100 bln IPO for robotics unit: report
SoftBank is reportedly preparing to establish a new robotics-focused company aimed at automating the construction of data centres, while also laying the groundwork for a potential initial public offering (IPO)
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Sport
Hand of God or the Devil’s claw?
The first FIFA World Cup to be held on African soil took place in South Africa, where the piercing buzz of vuvuzelas and the vibrant, distinctive celebrations of African supporters
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World Cup ticket surge opens door to scams
Soaring ticket prices and transport costs at this year's FIFA World Cup will expose fans to cyber fraud and scams as supporters are attracted by fakes in the mistaken belief
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Iran, World Cup loom over FIFA Congress
The Iran war, World Cup logistical headaches and the unresolved question of Russia's international ban are set to feature in discussions among roughly 1,600 delegates from more than 200 member
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Ronaldo on target as Al-Nassr move closer to Pro League title
The 41-year-old broke the deadlock with a 76th-minute header at Al-Awwal Park, helping Al-Nassr move eight points clear of second-placed Al-Hilal and 13 ahead of third-placed Al-Ahli, although both chasing
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Babar rediscovers rhythm ahead of Bangladesh Tests
Pakistan’s next red-ball assignment will see them travel to Bangladesh for a two-match Test series starting May 8.
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আলোচিত
ফরিদপুরে টিফিনে কাঁচা কলা বিতরণের অভিযোগে শিক্ষক বরখাস্ত
ফরিদপুর সদর উপজেলার ৯৩ নম্বর শহীদ সালাহ উদ্দীন সরকারি প্রাথমিক বিদ্যালয়ে স্কুল ফিডিং কর্মসূচির টিফিনে বনরুটির সঙ্গে কাঁচা কলা দেওয়ার ঘটনায় তোলপাড় সৃষ্টি হয়েছে।
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ভোটের বাকি ৫৮ মাস, ধৈর্য ধরুন
ভোটের বাকি ৫৮ মাস, ধৈর্য ধরুন
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Politics
Jamaat-led alliance steps up push for referendum verdict with nationwide rallies
First rally in Rajshahi on May 16; full-scale movement to resume after Eid
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Business
Policy uncertainty, weak trust weigh on investment
Experts say regulatory bottlenecks take a toll on confidence
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Public sector credit growth hits 5-month high in Feb
Private sector credit similarly increased, though year-on-year growth held steady at 6.03 percent in both months
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Editorial
Bangladesh’s solar ambition needs skilled hands to succeed
Bangladesh’s economy remains highly susceptible to price volatility in the international energy market.
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Fighting terrorism without losing the republic
Recently, the Police Headquarters issued a nationwide alert about possible militant attacks.
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Train surfing tourism: Extreme trends taint Bangladesh's global image
In recent years, Bangladesh—particularly Dhaka has witnessed a curious and troubling trend: an influx of international tourists and social media influencers drawn to Bangladesh not by its rich culture or
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Appoint new ACC without further delay
Leaving the graft watchdog leaderless is unacceptable.
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Int’l Day Against Corporal Punishment of Children
The widespread social acceptance of corporal punishment indicates how violence has become normalised in child-rearing.
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Entertainment
Aranyak, BotTola to mark May Day with theatre and cultural programmes
Since 1982, Aranyak has been regularly observing International Workers' Day, and this year is no exception. To mark the occasion, the troupe has arranged a daylong programme, while theatre group
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‘Pother Pechal’ to premiere on Chorki on May 7
The story follows Bayezid, an auto-rickshaw driver whose life revolves around his daily work. His life changes when Uma enters unexpectedly.
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Meril-Prothom Alo awards to air tomorrow on Maasranga TV
One of the biggest highlights of the evening was the presentation of the Lifetime Achievement Award to veteran actor Alamgir.
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Runa Laila honoured with the ‘Minar-E-Dilli’ Award
Renowned singer Runa Laila has been honoured with the “Minar-E-Dilli” Award in recognition of her outstanding contribution to music at the 15th Delhi International Film Festival, held in Delhi, India.
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Health
Measles vaccination to reach full coverage in a week: Health Minister
Health and Family Welfare Minister Sardar Md Sakhawat Husain today (Thursday) said that all children in the country will be brought under measles vaccination coverage within the next week. He
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Measles vaccination gaps widen since 2020
Routine measles vaccination coverage in Bangladesh has declined since 2020, widening immunity gaps that experts say have played a critical role in the ongoing measles outbreak...
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