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Hasina won’t back to politics
Sheikh Hasina will not make a political comeback, says her son and former official adviser Sajeeb Wa...
Aug. 05
Bangabandhu Bhaban set on fire, sculptures damaged
Agitated protesters on Monday set fire to Bangabandhu Bhaban at Dhanmondi 32 in the capital and dama...
Aug. 05
Sports
Lyles wins sensational 100m gold by 0.005 seconds
US sprint star Noah Lyles won the Olympic 100m title by five-thousandths of a second from Jamaica...
Aug. 05
US women set world record in 4X100m medley
The United States smashed their own world record in the women's 4x100 medley on Sunday to close ...
Aug. 05
World records tumble as US rule the Paris pool
Iron-man Bobby Finke and the U.S. women's medley relay team shattered world records in golden pe...
Aug. 05
Spain, USA on course for women's football final
World Cup holders Spain and four-time gold medallists the United States are on course for a showdown...
Aug. 05
Djokovic fights off Alcaraz for career last Golden Slam
Novak Djokovic completed his career Golden Slam as the 37-year-old Serb fought off Spain's Carlo...
Aug. 05
‘A’ team scheduled to leave Dhaka for Pakistan today
Bangladesh ‘A’ cricket team is likely to leave Dhaka for Islamabad today to played their...
Aug. 05
Editorial
Endangered fish species reappear
The good news is that native fishes are now found in abundance in rivers, haors, canals, beels and o...
Aug. 05
Curb noise pollution
Noise pollution has turned acute in capital Dhaka and three other metropolitan cities as it is going...
Aug. 05
Opinion
The industrial overcapacity chimera, a boon to the global diffusion of green tech
The humble toaster has acquired a new significance in the race for the White House. At a rally in Ne...
Aug. 05
Living with heat
The earth gets hotter, as rich nations continue their coal, oil and gas burning spree, while those w...
Aug. 05
A mountaineer’s prayer
[Continued from previous issue]But that’s just it. Hillbilly Elegy is one man’s story, t...
Aug. 05
City
Home Minister’s residence set ablaze
The house of Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal in Dhanmondi caught fire in a shocking display of ...
Aug. 05
Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram resume services
After a period of disruption, Bangladesh’s internet services have been fully restored. Followi...
Aug. 05
Student’s victory is second independence says Dr Yunus
Nobel Laureate Dr Muhammad Yunus referred to the students' victory in the most recent protests a...
Aug. 05
Protect temples and minorities: Asif Nazrul
Asif Nazrul, a prominent professor in the Dhaka University Law Department, has issued a critical cal...
Aug. 05
Protect properties, people lives: Sarjis Alam
Sarjis Alam, a prominent coordinator of the anti-discrimination student movement, has called on all ...
Aug. 05
Ctg port faces major disruption, container clearance plummets
Chattogram port, a critical hub for Bangladesh's trade, is experiencing severe disruptions for t...
Aug. 05
Rajshahi is in the grip of violence
Rajshahi witnessed a dramatic mix of jubilant celebrations and violent destruction following the res...
Aug. 05
Crowds flood shops celebrating Sheikh Hasina’s departure
Sweet shops across Dhaka have become bustling hubs of activity following the resignation of Prime Mi...
Aug. 05
Transport, trade hit hard by violence
Bangladesh's transport and trade sectors have been hit hard once again as a fresh wave of violen...
Aug. 05
Retailers brace for massive losses
Retailers across Bangladesh are facing a dire situation as political unrest related to the student-l...
Aug. 05
Business
‘Restoring financial discipline to be big challenge for interim govt’
Bringing discipline in the country's financial and business sectors will be a major challenge fo...
Aug. 05
New Zealand scraps clean, green policies to boost economy
New Zealand's green credentials are at risk as the government rolls back environmental reforms i...
Aug. 05
India world’s 2nd largest aluminium producer, robust growth in production of key minerals
In a significant milestone, India has solidified its position as the world's second-largest prod...
Aug. 05
Hawaii announces $4b settlement in wildfire lawsuits
A $4 billion settlement has been reached to end thousands of lawsuits filed in the wake of devastati...
Aug. 05
‘World’s supermarket’ embraces global trade with vitality, confidence
As the Paris Olympics kicked off, 30,000 soccer balls made by Minsa, a Chinese sports brand based in...
Aug. 05
Asian stocks tank after US data fans recession fears
Tokyo led a plunge across Asian equities Monday, while the yen hit a six-month high after weak US jo...
Aug. 05
Entertainment
Celebrities react to Sheikh Hasina’s resignation on social media
Celebrities from various fields in the country took to social media to express their reactions after...
Aug. 05
Army officer Alma Cooper crowned Miss USA
Michigan’s Alma Cooper, a US Army officer, was named Miss USA on Sunday, becoming the third pe...
Aug. 05
BTS star Jungkook prays for Bangladesh
BTS star Jungkook has voiced his support for the ongoing student movement in Bangladesh, which is ce...
Aug. 05
World
Hasina won’t back to politics
Sheikh Hasina will not make a political comeback, says her son and former official adviser Sajeeb Wa...
Aug. 05
Foreigners urged to leave Lebanon as war fears grow
Several countries have urged their nationals to leave Lebanon, as fears grow of a wider conflict in ...
Aug. 05
Kamala set to name VP pick ahead of swing state tour
Kamala Harris will name her running mate as soon as Monday, as she prepares for a tour of US battleg...
Aug. 05
Myanmar junta enforces rule requiring migrant workers to remit 25pc of pay
The Myanmar junta’s Labor Ministry recently began enforcing its remittance rule, which was iss...
Aug. 05
N Korea to send new missile launchers to southern border
North Korea is sending 250 new tactical ballistic missile launchers toward its border with South Kor...
Aug. 05
Nigerian president demands end to deadly protests
Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has appealed for protests to end after “bloodshed” during...
Aug. 05
Cambodia launches project linking Mekong river to sea via canal
Cambodia's Prime Minister Hun Manet on Monday launched a controversial $1.7 billion canal projec...
Aug. 05
Country
People celebrate Hasina’s resignation in Panchagarh
Students and mass people in Panchagarh held celebration on Monday afternoon after Sheikh Hasina resi...
Aug. 05
Mashrafe’s Narail home vandalised, torched
Some people vandalised and set fire to the house of Mashrafe Bin Mortaza, lawmaker from Narail-2 con...
Aug. 05
Aman cultivation continues in full swing in Khulna
Ropa Aman cultivation is continuing in full swing in four districts of the Khulna Agricultural Zone....
Aug. 05
Students, guardians, mass people hold victory procession in Rangpur
Thousands of students, along with guardians and the mass people, joined the victory and joyous proce...
Aug. 05
Commuters suffer as bus services remain suspended in Natore
No passenger buses left here for Dhaka and other parts of the country as the ‘all-out non-coop...
Aug. 05
Flight operation at Sylhet Airport suspended for 6 hours
Flight operations at Sylhet Osmani International Airport was suspended for six hours on Monday. ...
Aug. 05
Bandarban people take out joyous procession
People of Bandarban brought out a joyous procession on Monday after former Prime Minister Sheikh Has...
Aug. 05
Ginger farming in sacks getting popularity in Khulna
Farmers are expecting bumper production of ginger farming in sack-method during the current season a...
Aug. 05
