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Tarique Rahman’s motorcade reaches reception venue
Tarique Rahman’s motorcade reaches reception venue

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Tarique Rahman’s motorcade reaches reception venue

BNP acting chairman Tarique Rahman’s motorcade has reached the public reception venue in the capital’s 300 Feet area, travelling from Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport on a red and green bus.

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92 percent of voters will not vote for those involved in violence: Survey

National Election

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92 percent of voters will not vote for those involved in violence: Survey

Security of life, property and law and order has emerged as the highest political priority for voters in Bangladesh. According to the latest survey by Democracy International, 40 percent of voters consider security the main priority for the next government, while 92 percent said they would not vote for any political party or candidate involved in violence.

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Tarique Rahman’s house in Bogura undergoing renovation
Tarique Rahman’s house in Bogura undergoing renovation

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by Masum Hossain

Tarique Rahman’s house in Bogura undergoing renovation

Ending a long period of exile, BNP acting chairman Tarique Rahman is returning to the country, marking the beginning of a new chapter in national politics. He is set to contest the 13th parliamentary election from the Bogura-6 constituency, Sadar, triggering a festive mood among BNP leaders and activists in Bogura.

'When media outlets set ablaze, freedom of speech turns to ashes'
'When media outlets set ablaze, freedom of speech turns to ashes'

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by Hira Talukder

'When media outlets set ablaze, freedom of speech turns to ashes'

Sharif Osman Hadi, spokesperson of the Inqilab Manchsuccumbed to his bullet injuries around 9:45 pm on Thursday while undergoing treatment in Singapore. Within moments of hearing this news, an angry crowd gathered at Shahbagh intersection in the capital. A section of them then moved towards Karwan Bazar. Upon arrival, they first vandalized and looted the office of Daily Prothom Alo and then that of the Daily Star on Kazi Nazrul Islam Avenue. Later, both outlets were set on fire. During this time, the protesters attacked New Age Editor Nurul Kabir. When the attack began, journalists and staff of Prothom Alo quickly left premise to save their lives while journalists of the Daily Star took shelter on the roof. For the first time since their establishment, the publication of Prothom Alo and the Daily Star was suspended for a day, excluding the newspaper holiday. This incident tarnished the country's image all over the world. Freedom of the media has been called into question. According to prominent figures, the incident of setting fire to the offices of the country's two leading newspapers amounts to strangling the freedom of speech of the people of the country. In fact, they say that when the media is burned, freedom of speech is reduced to ashes.

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Is changing the telecommunication policy needed at this moment, what is your opinion?

Is changing the telecommunication policy needed at this moment, what is your opinion?

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BCB takes helm as Chattogram Royals relinquish ownership
BCB takes helm as Chattogram Royals relinquish ownership

Sports

BCB takes helm as Chattogram Royals relinquish ownership

Just hours before the 12th Bangladesh Premier League kicks off, Chattogram Royals have handed over team ownership due to financial and management hurdles, with the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) stepping in to keep the franchise in play.

Pakistan claims trophy with commanding victory over India
Pakistan claims trophy with commanding victory over India

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Pakistan claims trophy with commanding victory over India

Pakistan exacted revenge for their group stage defeat by securing a dominant 191-run victory over arch-rivals India in the Under-19 Asia Cup final on Sunday, November 21.

BCB rejects Saudi request for Bangladeshi cricketers and coaches
BCB rejects Saudi request for Bangladeshi cricketers and coaches

Sports

BCB rejects Saudi request for Bangladeshi cricketers and coaches

After investing heavily in football, golf and Formula One, Saudi Arabia is now seeking to expand its investment in cricket. As part of efforts to strengthen its cricketing structure, the Saudi Cricket Board approached Bangladesh for players and coaches. However, the Bangladesh Cricket Board, BCB, has rejected the proposal, citing national interest.

BPL adjusts opening-day fixtures for opening ceremony
BPL adjusts opening-day fixtures for opening ceremony

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BPL adjusts opening-day fixtures for opening ceremony

The 12th edition of the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) will get underway on December 26 at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium. Due to the opening ceremony, the BPL Event Technical Committee has revised the match schedule for the tournament’s opening day.

Jumar, Urmi make history by reaching Bangladesh Int’l Challenge Final
Jumar, Urmi make history by reaching Bangladesh Int’l Challenge Final

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Jumar, Urmi make history by reaching Bangladesh Int’l Challenge Final

Bangladesh achieved a historic milestone in international badminton as Al-Amin Jumar and Urmi Akter became the first Bangladeshi pair to reach the mixed doubles final of the Yonex-Sunrise Bangladesh International Challenge.

FIFA World Cup Trophy to arrive Bangladesh on January 14
FIFA World Cup Trophy to arrive Bangladesh on January 14

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FIFA World Cup Trophy to arrive Bangladesh on January 14

The Coca-Cola Company invites fans in Bangladesh to see the most coveted Trophy in the world ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026, said a press release.

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Tarique Rahman’s motorcade reaches reception venue

Tarique Rahman’s motorcade reaches reception venue

Tarique Rahman’s motorcade reaches reception venue

BNP acting chairman Tarique Rahman’s motorcade has reached the public reception venue in the capital’s 300 Feet area, travelling from Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport on a red and green bus.

NCP Chattogram city chief coordinator resigns

NCP Chattogram city chief coordinator resigns

NCP Chattogram city chief coordinator resigns

Mir Arshadul Haque has resigned as chief coordinator of the Chattogram city unit of the National Citizen Party, NCP, announcing the decision through a Facebook post.

Tarique Rahman en route to 300 Feet

Tarique Rahman en route to 300 Feet

Tarique Rahman en route to 300 Feet

BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman returned to Bangladesh after over 17 years in exile on Thursday (December 25), landing at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport at 11:40am.

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Tarique Rahman’s house in Bogura undergoing renovation
Tarique Rahman’s house in Bogura undergoing renovation

by Masum Hossain

Tarique Rahman’s house in Bogura undergoing renovation

Ending a long period of exile, BNP acting chairman Tarique Rahman is returning to the country, marking the beginning of a new chapter in national politics. He is set to contest the 13th parliamentary election from the Bogura-6 constituency, Sadar, triggering a festive mood among BNP leaders and activists in Bogura.

State and Politics

Bangladesh's December dilemma: Rising fundamentalism or spirit of '71
Bangladesh's December dilemma: Rising fundamentalism or spirit of '71

by SM Tanjil Ul Haque

Bangladesh's December dilemma: Rising fundamentalism or spirit of '71

Every December, a strange light ignites in the heart of Bangladesh— victory, grief and pride blend into an overwhelming emotion. The victory of 1971 was not just the end of a war, but the triumph of a nation fighting for existence, the liberation of a civilisation. Every year, December reminds us of the sacrifices of the freedom fighters and the pride of a red-green flag born through immense struggle. Yet the question arises; 53 years after victory, are we still holding on to that spirit? Or is that light fading amid political instability, social division and the currents of time? Several recent incidents have intensified this question.

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Taiwan crisis: Battle cries at heart of silicon industry
Taiwan crisis: Battle cries at heart of silicon industry

by Mahmud Hossain

Taiwan crisis: Battle cries at heart of silicon industry

It was July 2021. The world was in the throes of a severe chip crisis. At such a time, an analyst asked Mark Liu, chairman of TSMC, the center of the technology world, a strange question: "Aren't your customers worried when China threatens war with Taiwan?"

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