Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, accompanied by his wife Dr Zubaida Rahman and their daughter Zaima Rahman, paid tribute to the Language Movement martyrs at the Central Shaheed Minar in the early hours of 21 February. Just before midnight, the President arrived at the Central Shaheed Minar. After placing flowers at the altar, he stood in silence for a short while ...
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President, PM pay tributes to martyrs of Language Movement
President Md Shahabuddin and Prime Minister Tarique Rahman have paid tributes to the martyrs of the historic Language Movement on the occasion of Amar Ekushey and International Mother Language Day. The heads of the state and the government paid their homage by placing wreaths at the Central Shaheed Minar in the capital in the first hour on Saturday. The President ...
Read More »Bangladesh High Commission in Delhi restores visa services
Bangladesh High Commission in New Delhi restored visa services on Friday, two months after suspending the services, with a view to restore the strained Bangladesh-India ties under the new government led by Tarique Rahman. The development, coming just three days after Tarique took charge as Bangladesh’s new prime minister, highlights the importance of New Delhi for BNP and signals an ...
Read More »Bangladesh women reach Sydney ahead of historic Asian Cup debut
The Bangladesh women’s national football team have reached Australia to take part in the upcoming AFC Women’s Asian Cup, marking a historic moment for the nation as they prepare for their first appearance in the continental tournament. Carrying high hopes, the Bangladesh squad landed at Sydney Airport at around 10pm local time on Friday. The team had departed in the ...
Read More »Higher tax helped UK government reach record January surplus
A surge in capital gains tax, employers’ National Insurance contributions and a boost in income tax receipts helped buoy the government’s finances last month. An uptick in tax receipts, which far outstripped spending, created a £30.4bn surplus in January. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said it was the highest surplus in any month since records began in 1993, without ...
Read More »David Ellis reviews Cafe Kowloon: Mischief is encouraged
The restaurants I fall hardest for are the kind specialising in respite, that coddle and cocoon, that shield their diners from life’s gloom. Gloom could have been the weather forecast for the past couple of months, the days of grey half-light and shivering winds, the ceaseless rain and endless damp. All the wax has been pelted off my old jacket; ...
Read More »Albert Bridge may close for a year for repair
Albert Bridge in west London may be closed to motorists for up to a year for repairs, the local authority has said. Kensington and Chelsea Council (RBKC), which manages the 150-year old bridge, said engineers discovered cracks in a cast iron component earlier this month. The authority said sensors were continuously measuring the cracks to check that their condition did ...
Read More »No more running after doctors, services to reach doorsteps: Health minister
Health and Family Welfare Minister Sardar Md Sakhawat Hossain on Friday said people will no longer have to run after doctors as the government aims to ensure that doctors reach out to patients at their doorsteps. “We will build the health ministry as a completely corruption- and syndicate-free ministry,” he said while addressing a civic reception accorded to him at ...
Read More »Bethell insists there’s ‘fire’ in lacklustre England at T20 World Cup
England still have “fire” burning in them ahead of the T20 World Cup Super Eights, Jacob Bethell said Friday, admitting that Harry Brook’s side had been below par during a lacklustre group campaign. One of the pre-tournament fancies behind hot favourites India, England stumbled through their group matches. The 2022 champions lost comfortably to the only Test-playing side they faced, ...
Read More »Govt seeks three-year deferment of LDC graduation
The government has formally requested a three-year deferment of Bangladesh’s graduation from the least developed country (LDC) category, sending a letter to the United Nations Committee for Development Policy (CDP). According to officials at the Economic Relations Division (ERD), the letter, signed by ERD Secretary Md Shahriar Kader Siddiqui on Wednesday (18 February), was sent to the CDP under the ...
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