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Why folk artists remain invisible in a culture that celebrates their art
Bangladesh’s folk music thrives in urban festivals and viral hits, yet its original rural creators remain impoverished.
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Why folklore study matters in modern Bangladesh?
We have to remember that folklore is not a backward-looking discipline; it is a forward-looking tool for understanding people, culture, and change.
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McDonald's, Iran, and the pope: Trump's bizarre press conference
If the McDonald's delivery to the Oval Office on Monday wasn't extraordinary enough, President Donald Trump's press conference on Iran, the pope and Jesus certainly was.
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BIM hosts exhibition on GI products
The Bangladesh Institute of Management marked Pahela Baishakh on Tuesday by hosting an exhibition on Geographical Indication products and discussion on their commercial expansion...
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Trawler ‘with 250’ Bangladeshis and Rohingyas sinks
A humanitarian catastrophe is feared after a Malaysia-bound trawler, allegedly carrying more than 250 trafficked Bangladeshis and Rohingya, capsized near the Andaman Islands recently.
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Ship carrying jet fuel arrives at Chattogram port
A ship named ‘MT Great Princess’ arrived at Chattogram port carrying 12,000 tonnes of jet fuel from Singapore on Tuesday morning...
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Two ships from Iran ports pass through Hormuz despite US blockade: tracker
At least two ships using Iranian ports passed through the Strait of Hormuz on Monday despite a US military blockade, data from maritime tracking firm Kpler indicated Tuesday.
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Bangladesh
Barishal celebrates Pahela Baishakh with colour and culture
Prabhat Feri, Mangal Shobhajatra and 3-day fair draw crowds as city ushers 1433
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Supreme Court loses 17 judges since July uprising
14 judges resign amid pressure, probe; 3 dismissed upon judicial council recommendation
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Pahela Baishakh celebrated across Bangladesh
The Bengali New Year 1433 was celebrated across Bangladesh on Tuesday with festivity through cultural programmes, community events, and social gatherings....
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Nine more children die from measles, symptoms; 698 hospitalised across Bangladesh in 24hrs
Nine more children died from measles and measles-like symptoms across Bangladesh in the past 24 hours, according to the Directorate General of Health Services.
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Crude oil shortage forces Eastern Refinery to halt production
Production at Eastern Refinery Limited, the country’s only state-owned oil refinery, has been halted due to a shortage of crude oil, officials said. The production at the two major units
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Thousands gather to celebrate century-old Charak festival in Lalmonirhat
Festival marks Chaitra Sankranti with rituals, fair and communal harmony
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Debt dispute leaves one student dead, three injured in Jatrabari
A 20-year-old college student was killed and three members of a family were injured in an attack by a man following a dispute over unpaid debt money at Kazla in
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International
Indian envoy greets Bangladeshis on Pahela Baishakh
Indian high commissioner Pranay Verma joined a colourful cultural event in Dhaka on Monday night and extended his greetings to the people of Bangladesh on the occasion of Chaitra Sankranti
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Italy suspends defence cooperation deal with Israel
Says Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni
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IMF cuts outlook for global growth
The Iran war has stalled the world's economic momentum this year, likely pushing growth lower compared to 2025, the International Monetary Fund warned Tuesday. The IMF downgraded its forecast for
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Oil tankers transiting Strait of Hormuz since start of Iran war
Ordinarily, roughly one fifth of global oil and gas exports transit the Strait of Hormuz
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Pakistan working to set second round of US, Iran talks: source
The meeting could take place soon though dates have yet to be confirmed, the source said.
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Trump vows US will sink any Iran boats that challenge blockade
US President Donald Trump warned Monday that any Iranian attack boats that approach the American naval blockade around Iran's ports would be destroyed, despite international calls for a ceasefire to
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Technology
Breaking into tech in the US
For mid-career professionals from non-STEM backgrounds, breaking into that ecosystem is often less about learning to code and more about understanding how to position existing experience, build the right skills,
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Sport
Arteta urges pure fire as Arsenal eye Champions League semis
Arsenal’s hopes of silverware were cut to two competitions following defeats by Manchester City in the League Cup final and Championship side Southampton in the FA Cup quarterfinals.
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Swiatek banks on Nadal's former coach to reignite her season
Swiatek, who has won four French Open titles on her favoured clay courts, began preparations for the Grand Slam that begins on May 24 with a training block at Nadal's
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England captain Stokes downplays reports of disagreements with McCullum
England captain Ben Stokes has played down reports of disagreements with head coach Brendon McCullum but added that they do have different viewpoints at times.
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Kompany says Eta appointment is special, will open doors for girls in the sport
On Saturday Eta became the first female coach to lead a Bundesliga team when she was appointed as interim coach at Union.
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Tariq Kazi joins Bhutan champions Paro FC
Bangladesh national team defender Tariq Kazi has joined reigning Bhutan Premier League champions Paro FC, marking a new chapter in his career.
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Politics
PM affirms pledge to implement July Charter
BNP will not sway from July; welfare programme detractors to be resisted warns Tarique
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Hasnat Abdullah under fire over visit to ex-CCC mayor Manzur
NCP leader Hasnat Abdullah came under fire from activists after visiting former CCC mayor Manzur Alam amid speculations that Mazur could become NCP candidate in mayoral polls...
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PM vows full July Charter implementation, warns against anarchy
Adressing a rally in Tangail, he alleged that opposition parties kept trying to create anarchy in the country centring the charter implementation...
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PM offers prayers at Maulana Bhasani’s grave in Tangail
Prime minister Tarique Rahman on Tuesday visited the grave of Maulana Abdul Hamid Khan Bhasani in Santosh of Tangail...
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Jamaat-led alliance threatens movement to implement July Charter
Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami-led alliance leaders on Monday called on the Bangladesh Nationalist Party-led government to implement the verdict of the February 12 national referendum in favour of the July National Charter.
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Business
Bangladesh to receive $2bn assistance from IMF, WB amid Middle East crisis
Finance minister optimistic about receiving assistance by June after Washington meetings
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Chevron agrees to asset swap in Venezuela to focus on heavy oil projects
Chevron signed two key agreements on Monday to expand ‌operations at Venezuela's vast Orinoco Belt, including an asset swap adding an extra heavy crude area to its main project while
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Nissan to trim global car lineup, boost use of AI driving tech
Nissan Motor plans to streamline its global ‌automobile lineup by exiting low-performing ones and deploy its artificial intelligence driving technology across 90% of its array over the long term as
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Editorial
Ration cuts without work rights may worsen the Rohingya plight
While global attention is on tensions involving the United States, Israel, and Iran, another crisis continues quietly in Bangladesh.
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Bring Kushtia pir’s killers to justice
Culture of mob violence must be eradicated without delay
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Why is the government allowing rehabilitation of seasoned bank looters?
One of the main reasons why the Awami League government was dethroned is the mishandling of the banking sector.
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Entertainment
Baishakh Elegance: Stars celebrate Bengali New Year in festive style
From vibrant street processions to intimate family gatherings, Bengalis across the world have welcomed the new year with enthusiasm. Social media, too, has been abuzz, offering glimpses into how public
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Pahela Baishakh belongs to everyone: Quazi Nawshaba
For actress Quazi Nawshaba Ahmed, the festival is about love and unity. “My desire to celebrate is always there,” she says. “Given my work, I usually collaborate with friends from
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Stars relive the joys of childhood Pahela Baishakh
For Bengalis, Pahela Baishakh is more than just the first day of the year—it is a feeling, a rhythm of life that returns with colour, music, and the promise of
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Childhood coins, sweets, and songs: Tariq Anam Khan on Pahela Baishakh
Noted actor Tariq Anam Khan holds some of his fondest memories of early Pahela Baishakh celebrations close to his heart.
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