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Government will provide assistance to farmers affected by floods: Fisheries and Livestock and Agriculture Minister

Government will provide assistance to farmers affected by floods: Fisheries and Livestock and Agriculture Minister

Fisheries and Livestock and Agriculture Minister Mohammad Aminur Rashid said that the process of preparing a list of farmers affected by the recent floods is ongoing. Once the list is finalized, the government will provide necessary assistance to rehabilitate the affected farmers and quickly normalize agricultural activities.

Educational institutions are the lighthouse of knowledge: Information and Broadcasting Minister

Educational institutions are the lighthouse of knowledge: Information and Broadcasting Minister

Information and Broadcasting Minister Zahir Uddin Swapan said that educational institutions are the lighthouse of knowledge. The light of knowledge spreads in society from this lighthouse. The teaching community is the carrier of that light. Their knowledge and experience must be accepted as the driving force of social development.

People disappointed with government's stance on referendum: Hasnat Abdullah

People disappointed with government's stance on referendum: Hasnat Abdullah

Hasnat Abdullah, chief organizer (southern region) of the National Citizen Party (NCP) and Member of Parliament from the Comilla-4 constituency, said that the government's failure to change its position on the referendum has created disappointment among the general public. He also commented that the employment crisis, rising prices of daily necessities, and prolonged load shedding have made life miserable.

India is provoking at the border, Dr. Shafiqur Rahman criticizes the government's silence

India is provoking at the border, Dr. Shafiqur Rahman criticizes the government's silence

Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer and Opposition Leader in Parliament Dr. Shafiqur Rahman has alleged that neighboring India is continuously engaging in provocative behavior at the border. He commented that although the government remains silent on this issue, the people and border guards are building resistance.

HSC exams under Chittagong Board postponed until July 16

HSC exams under Chittagong Board postponed until July 16

Due to the worsening flood situation, all HSC and equivalent exams under the Chittagong Education Board have been postponed until July 16. The decision was made after discussions with district commissioners (DCs).

Jamaat distributes relief items among flood victims in Rajnagar

Jamaat distributes relief items among flood victims in Rajnagar

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Rajnagar Upazila branch has distributed relief items among flood-affected families in Rajnagar Upazila, Moulvibazar.

How to bring comfort to fashion on rainy days

How to bring comfort to fashion on rainy days

Rainy days bring clouds, rain, and cool weather on one hand, and mud, wet clothes, and the hassle of going out on the other. So, along with fashion, equal importance should be given to comfort and practicality during this time. By choosing the right clothes and fabrics, you can keep yourself neat, comfortable, and stylish even on rainy days.

New possibilities in export if multi-dimensional use of mango increases: Pabna University VC

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New possibilities in export if multi-dimensional use of mango increases: Pabna University VC

Despite Bangladesh being the seventh largest mango producer in the world, the full potential of this sector cannot be utilized due to lack of proper preservation, processing and marketing systems, said Professor Dr. Abul Hasnat Mohammad Shamim, Vice-Chancellor of Pabna University of Science and Technology (PUST).

Young man loses Tk 40 lakh in dream of going to Italy, alleges torture in Libya

Young man loses Tk 40 lakh in dream of going to Italy, alleges torture in Libya

Allegations have been raised against a human trafficking ring for cheating a young man from Madaripur of nearly Tk 40 lakh by luring him with the prospect of sending him to Italy via Libya and subjecting him to inhumane torture abroad. The young man, who returned to the country after being tortured, is currently undergoing treatment. His family claims they have been swindled out of everything they owned. They are preparing to take legal action against those involved.

Sheikh Mujib did not want to break Pakistan, did not declare independence: Speaker

Sheikh Mujib did not want to break Pakistan, did not declare independence: Speaker

Bangladesh National Parliament Speaker and Bir Muktijoddha Major (Retd.) Hafiz Uddin Ahmed said that in 1971, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman had no intention of breaking Pakistan or being a separatist. Therefore, despite Tajuddin Ahmed's request before the Pakistani forces' operation on the night of March 25, he did not declare independence.

Body of youth recovered from ditch beside in-laws' house in Pabna

Body of youth recovered from ditch beside in-laws' house in Pabna

Police recovered the body of a young man named Tuhin Khan (20) from a ditch beside his in-laws' house in Sadar Upazila, Pabna, with a towel wrapped around his neck. The incident has created a stir in the area.

Speaking to patients with a smile is also part of treatment: Health Minister

Speaking to patients with a smile is also part of treatment: Health Minister

Health and Family Welfare Minister Sardar Sakawat Hossain said that a doctor's sincerity and smiling conversation can make a patient half healthy. Therefore, he urged doctors to ensure humane behavior towards patients in addition to prescribing medicine.

Shahjalal (R.) shrine donation box opened publicly for the second time

Shahjalal (R.) shrine donation box opened publicly for the second time

The donation box of Hazrat Shahjalal (R.) shrine in Sylhet has been opened publicly for the second time. To ensure transparency, deviating from the traditional practice, the counting of money from the shrine's donation box began in public around 11:15 am on Saturday (July 11).

Transactions in cryptocurrency are not Shariah-compliant, fatwa of Mufti Taqi Usmani

Transactions in cryptocurrency are not Shariah-compliant, fatwa of Mufti Taqi Usmani

Prominent Islamic scholar and President of Darul Uloom Karachi, Mufti Muhammad Taqi Usmani, has opined that buying and selling goods and services using virtual currency or cryptocurrency is not permissible according to Islamic Shariah.

Despite receding water, suffering continues in three upazilas of Chattogram; lakhs of people face power and food crisis

Despite receding water, suffering continues in three upazilas of Chattogram; lakhs of people face power and food crisis

Although floodwaters have started to recede slightly in Satkania, Banshkhali, and Chandanaish of Chattogram, the suffering has not ended. Due to power outages, a shortage of clean water, food scarcity, and collapsed communication systems, lakhs of people are still living in misery. In many areas, water inside homes prevents cooking, forcing countless families to rely on dry food. Meanwhile, disrupted road communication is hampering relief distribution and emergency services.

Argentina embarrassed by weak defense

Argentina embarrassed by weak defense

Despite a great start in the current World Cup, Argentina has come under pressure in the knockout stages due to weaknesses in their defense. The team, which conceded only one goal in the first three group stage matches, has conceded four goals in the last two knockout matches. Ahead of the quarter-final clash against Switzerland, concerns are growing in the Albiceleste camp about their defensive performance.

AI wave in global economy, IMF optimistic despite recession risks

AI wave in global economy, IMF optimistic despite recession risks

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said that massive investment in artificial intelligence (AI), led by the United States, is partially protecting the global economy from the risk of a major recession. According to the organization, despite geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and global uncertainty, the AI-dependent technology sector is adding new momentum to the economy.

18 percent of weekly transactions in the stock market are in the textile sector

18 percent of weekly transactions in the stock market are in the textile sector

Last week, investor participation increased along with the index in the country's main capital market. During the week, shares and units worth Tk 6,919 crore were traded on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE). Of this, about 18 percent of the total transactions were in textile sector shares, which is the highest in sector-based trading.

How much is one bhori of gold selling for today after the price increase?

How much is one bhori of gold selling for today after the price increase?

Gold prices have increased again in the domestic market. The Bangladesh Jewellers Association (BAJUS) raised the price by Tk 2,216 per bhori on Friday (July 10) and set a new rate. As a result, gold is being sold at this new price from today, Saturday (July 11).

Government working to increase capacity of district and upazila hospitals: Prime Minister

Government working to increase capacity of district and upazila hospitals: Prime Minister

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has said the government is working to reduce dependence on capital-centric medical services and increase the capacity of hospitals at the district and upazila levels.