At least five people were killed and dozens injured during violent clashes between Pakistan police and hardline group Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan (TLP) on Monday, officials reported. The protest, called by TLP a week before US President Donald Trump’s Gaza ceasefire announcement, has a history of turning violent in previous demonstrations. The march, covering nearly 400 kilometers from Lahore to the capital ...
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Sand worker’s body recovered in Habiganj river
Fire Service recovered the body of a sand worker who went missing while illegally extracting sand from a river at Nabiganj upazila in Habiganj district early Monday. The deceased is identified as Golam Rabbi, 32, son of late Abdul Haque, a resident of Barguna district. He was working as a labourer on a boat. According to locals, the incident occurred ...
Read More »Soybean oil price hiked by Tk 6 per litre
Traders have announced an increase in the price of bottled soybean oil by Tk 6 per litre, while loose soybean oil prices have risen by Tk 3 per litre. In addition, palm oil prices have gone up by Tk 13 per litre. The price revision was confirmed in a press release from the Bangladesh Vegetable Oil Refiners and Vanaspati Manufacturers ...
Read More »Ancelotti eyes historic World Cup win with Brazil as they prepare to face Japan
Carlo Ancelotti is aiming to make history with Brazil at next year’s World Cup, becoming the first foreign-born coach to win the tournament. Speaking on Monday ahead of Brazil’s friendly against Japan in Tokyo, the Italian said, “Of course, no foreign-born coach has ever won the World Cup but there is always a first time in life.” Ancelotti, who took ...
Read More »CA places six proposals to end hunger; emphasises ‘Three-Zero World’
Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus today placed six proposals for a complete transformation of the global food and economic systems to end hunger, saying hunger is caused by the failure of the existing economic framework. “Hunger is not caused by scarcity. It is caused by the failure of the economic framework that we have designed . . . we must ...
Read More »Salman Shah murder case verdict set for Oct 20
The hearing for the revision petition challenging the closure of the Salman Shah murder case has concluded, with the court scheduling the verdict for October 20. Sixth Additional Metropolitan Sessions Judge Md. Jannatul Ferdous Ibn-e-Haque made the announcement on Monday while advocate Md. Obaidullah, representing the petitioner, confirmed the date. Salman Shah, a beloved Bangladeshi film actor, died on September ...
Read More »Healthy lifestyle key to cancer prevention, says Health Adviser
Healthy lifestyle is crucial to prevent cancer and other chronic diseases, Health and Family Welfare Adviser Nurjahan Begum said on Monday. “The number of cancer patients in our country is increasing every day including cases of breast cancer. We must change our food habits and become more health-conscious,” she said while speaking at an event marking Breast Cancer Awareness Day ...
Read More »MPO-listed teachers announce fresh program
Teachers affiliated with the Monthly Pay Order (MPO) scheme have announced a renewed phase of protest, including a “March to the Secretariat,” demanding increased house rent and medical allowances. The demonstration is scheduled for Tuesday at noon, following an indefinite nationwide strike launched on Monday (October 13). The movement will continue until the government issues an official notification addressing their ...
Read More »Prof Yunus receives warm welcome at FAO HQ
Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus received a warm reception upon his arrival at the headquarters of the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations on Monday. FAO Director General Qu Dongyu welcomed Prof Yunus at the entrance of the FAO headquarters, according to Abul Kalam Azad Majumder, Deputy Press Secretary to the Chief Adviser. During his visit, Prof ...
Read More »BB extends jute exporters’ loan rescheduling till Dec 31
Bangladesh Bank (BB) has extended its loan rescheduling facility for raw jute exporters until December 31 this year, allowing them to restructure loans for the next two years with a 2 percent down payment based on their outstanding loans as of December 31 last year. The central bank issued a circular on Monday, stating that the move comes in response ...
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