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The July struggle is not over yet: Mahmudur Rahman

The July struggle is not over yet: Mahmudur Rahman

Mahmudur Rahman, editor of Amar Desh newspaper and joint convener of the National Editors Council (NEC), has commented that the struggle of the July mass movement is not over yet. He said, as long as Bangladesh exists, the July struggle will continue.

Global technical glitch on Facebook

Global technical glitch on Facebook

A sudden technical glitch has occurred on the social media platform Facebook. As a result, users in various countries around the world are facing problems accessing the platform and using its various features.

Government's cost for broadcasting 2026 World Cup nearly zero; in the last World Cup, transactions through intermediaries were about Tk 140 crore: Information Minister

Government's cost for broadcasting 2026 World Cup nearly zero; in the last World Cup, transactions through intermediaries were about Tk 140 crore: Information Minister

Information and Broadcasting Minister Zahir Uddin Swapan said that by purchasing the broadcasting rights for the FIFA World Cup 2026 directly from FIFA and subsequently sub-licensing them, the government has been able to bring the cost of showing World Cup matches down to nearly zero. In contrast, during the 2022 World Cup, transactions through intermediaries amounted to about Tk 140 crore.

Mirza Fakhrul calls for resolving confusion over July Charter through dialogue

Mirza Fakhrul calls for resolving confusion over July Charter through dialogue

Local Government Minister and BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir said unnecessary confusion is being created over the implementation of the July Charter. He said that on issues where political parties have not reached consensus, the elected government will decide according to its election manifesto—this is clearly stated in the July Charter.

Dr. Yunus signs global declaration to address AI and nuclear risks

Dr. Yunus signs global declaration to address AI and nuclear risks

Nobel laureate Professor Dr. Muhammad Yunus has signed a global declaration at the 'Global Nobel Laureates Assembly' held in the Vatican, calling for a coordinated global initiative to address the growing risks of artificial intelligence (AI) and nuclear weapons.

Corruption of 140 crore taka in 2022 in the name of showing the World Cup

Corruption of 140 crore taka in 2022 in the name of showing the World Cup

Information Minister Zahir Uddin Swapan has alleged that during the Hasina government in 2022, corruption of 140 crore taka took place in the name of broadcasting the World Cup football. He claims that this time, an initiative has been taken to complete the same broadcast within 4 to 5 crore taka.

Shahjalal (R.) shrine: 500 khadem built a crime network

Shahjalal (R.) shrine: 500 khadem built a crime network

A syndicate of about 500 khadem (servants) at the shrine of Hazrat Shahjalal (R.) has been accused of embezzling donations, irregularities with votive animals and religious items, extortion, and various criminal activities. Recent steps and investigations by the district administration have indicated widespread irregularities in the shrine's donation management. An investigation has also been launched.

Army Chief Waker-uz-Zaman on five-day official visit to Turkey

Army Chief Waker-uz-Zaman on five-day official visit to Turkey

Bangladesh Army Chief General Waker-uz-Zaman has left for Turkey on a five-day official visit.

Investigation report against 41 including Sheikh Hasina

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Investigation report against 41 including Sheikh Hasina

In the case filed over the killings that took place during a Hefazat-e-Islam rally at Shahbagh's Shapla Chattar on May 5, 2013, an investigation report naming 41 people as accused has been submitted to the prosecution of the International Crimes Tribunal.

Bangladeshi food products' potential in European market is increasing

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Bangladeshi food products' potential in European market is increasing

Forqan Haider Chowdhury, Ambassador and Advisor of United Dutch Exporters (UNIDEX), a Netherlands-based international food importer and distributor, believes that opportunities for wider export of Bangladeshi food products to the European market are emerging. This Belgian of Bangladeshi origin thinks that if international standards are ensured, long-term business relationships are built, and regular market connections are increased, the demand for Bangladeshi products in the European market will increase further. He informed that the current financial value of this market is more than hundreds of crores of taka per year.

England finish third after beating France in a crazy 10-goal match

England finish third after beating France in a crazy 10-goal match

England and France produced a goal-fest in the World Cup third-place play-off. In a thrilling 10-goal match, England secured third place by beating France 6-4, thanks to a historic hat-trick from Bukayo Saka.

Messi faces tough equation to win Golden Boot

Messi faces tough equation to win Golden Boot

Argentina captain Lionel Messi has fallen behind in the Golden Boot race ahead of the World Cup final. France's Kylian Mbappe currently tops the list of tournament's highest goal scorers.

Which markets and shops in the capital will remain closed on Sunday

Which markets and shops in the capital will remain closed on Sunday

Before heading out for shopping in the capital, find out which markets and shops in which areas will remain closed today, Sunday (July 19), due to the weekly holiday.

2 US soldiers killed in Iranian attack in Jordan

2 US soldiers killed in Iranian attack in Jordan

Two US soldiers were killed in an Iranian missile and drone attack in Jordan. The US Central Command (CENTCOM) said another soldier is missing.

Government has gained public trust in five months: Mahdi Amin

Government has gained public trust in five months: Mahdi Amin

The Prime Minister's Advisor and Spokesperson for the Prime Minister's Office, Mahdi Amin, has claimed that in the first five months of the BNP-led government taking office, significant progress has been made in all ministries and the government has been able to gain the trust of the people.

PM instructs swift action to reduce air and noise pollution

PM instructs swift action to reduce air and noise pollution

Prime Minister Tarek Rahman has instructed to take quick and effective measures to control air and noise pollution. At the same time, relevant authorities have been directed to explore the possibility of using artificial intelligence (AI) technology to control excessive honking of vehicles in the capital.

Fear of new movement if July charter reforms are not implemented: Jubayer

Fear of new movement if July charter reforms are not implemented: Jubayer

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Assistant Secretary General Advocate Ehsanul Mahbub Jubayer has called for the swift implementation of the reforms promised in the July charter, warning that failure to do so could create an environment for a new democratic movement in the country.

Question over safety of 2-3 month shelf-life cakes and breads, former additional secretary Mahbub Kabir Milon demands lab tests

Question over safety of 2-3 month shelf-life cakes and breads, former additional secretary Mahbub Kabir Milon demands lab tests

Former additional secretary Mahbub Kabir Milon has raised questions about the safety, use of preservatives, and shelf life of various brands of cakes and breads with a shelf life of two to three months sold in the market, demanding lab tests.

What does Islam say about calling someone other than one's biological father 'Baba'?

What does Islam say about calling someone other than one's biological father 'Baba'?

Recently, on social media, many people are seen addressing Argentine star footballer Lionel Messi as 'Baba'. Some do it jokingly, some to taunt opponents, and others as an expression of devotion. However, questions have arisen about such addresses from an Islamic perspective.

Push-in will not be accepted at the border under any circumstances: BGB

Push-in will not be accepted at the border under any circumstances: BGB

Sector Commander Colonel Mohammad Faisal Hasan Khan of the Dinajpur Sector Headquarters has warned that 'push-in' will not be accepted through the border under any circumstances. He said that the Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) considers the push-in incident at the border as a major challenge with great importance.