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Tight security in capital on Janmashtami, SWAT-bomb disposal unit to be deployed
Tight security in capital on Janmashtami, SWAT-bomb disposal unit to be deployed

by Staff Reporter

Tight security in capital on Janmashtami, SWAT-bomb disposal unit to be deployed

Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has taken strict security measures in the capital on the occasion of Shubho Janmashtami. Alongside various units of the police, intelligence members, SWAT and bomb disposal unit will remain deployed to keep security, law and order and traffic movement normal centring the festival.

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Rangpur 4-murder: Police allegedly destroy evidence

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by District Correspondent

Rangpur 4-murder: Police allegedly destroy evidence

Police have been accused of destroying evidence in connection with the murder of retired teacher Ganapati Chakraborty, his wife Pritilata Chakraborty, their daughter Agami Chakraborty Prarthi and son Ayush Chakraborty Priyam in the Kamalkachna Machuapara (Daspara) area of Rangpur Metropolitan City.

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Different statements by dom, doctor on rape signs on bodies of Ganapati Chakravarty’s wife, daughter
Different statements by dom, doctor on rape signs on bodies of Ganapati Chakravarty’s wife, daughter

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by Masum Hossain

Different statements by dom, doctor on rape signs on bodies of Ganapati Chakravarty’s wife, daughter

Bablu Kumar Biswas, assistant professor of the Forensic Medicine Department of Rangpur Medical College Hospital, has said that there are no signs of rape on the bodies of the deceased mother and daughter of retired teacher Ganapati Chakravarty of Machuapara in Rangpur city. On the other hand, a mortuary worker (dom) has told Views Bangladesh that the mother and daughter may have been raped before the murder.

30 Years of the Yasmin Tragedy
30 Years of the Yasmin Tragedy

Law

by Engineer M. Hossain

30 Years of the Yasmin Tragedy

On the dawn of August 24, 1995, the lifeless, bloodied body of a teenage girl lay by the roadside in front of the BRAC office at Raniganj intersection in Dinajpur town. Her name was Yasmin Akter. According to Bangladesh Mahila Parishad and most reliable accounts, she was only 14 years old. At an age when a girl should have been carrying schoolbooks, Yasmin’s lifeless body lay on a city street in the early morning light. She had been working as a domestic helper in a Dhaka household and was travelling by bus to return to her mother in Dinajpur.

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Even a Little Rain Causes Severe Waterlogging in Dhaka and Chattogram... Whose fault do you think it is?

Even a Little Rain Causes Severe Waterlogging in Dhaka and Chattogram... Whose fault do you think it is?

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Barcelona signs Croatian goalkeeper until 2030
Barcelona signs Croatian goalkeeper until 2030

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Barcelona signs Croatian goalkeeper until 2030

Dominik Livakovic, a 31-year-old Croatian star goalkeeper, has been signed by Barcelona from Turkish club Fenerbahce on a four-year contract that will keep him at the club until June 30, 2030.

UAE cricketer banned for 15 months for doping
UAE cricketer banned for 15 months for doping

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UAE cricketer banned for 15 months for doping

United Arab Emirates (UAE) experienced batter Asif Khan has been banned from all forms of cricket for 15 months due to a doping offence. The International Cricket Council (ICC) formally confirmed the punishment for the 36-year-old cricketer in a statement.

UEFA set to drop FIFA boycott threat after investment row
UEFA set to drop FIFA boycott threat after investment row

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UEFA set to drop FIFA boycott threat after investment row

UEFA is poised to withdraw its threat to boycott FIFA competitions after receiving assurances that a controversial investment plan will not be revived, according to a source familiar with the matter.

From baseball to cricket: Asian Games venue sparks fresh concerns
From baseball to cricket: Asian Games venue sparks fresh concerns

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From baseball to cricket: Asian Games venue sparks fresh concerns

Once a baseball ground in Japan is being transformed into a cricket venue for the upcoming Asian Games, concerns are mounting over the pitch, facilities, weather, and accommodation arrangements for participating teams.

Chelsea open talks to sign Emiliano Martinez
Chelsea open talks to sign Emiliano Martinez

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Chelsea open talks to sign Emiliano Martinez

Chelsea have opened talks with Aston Villa over a move for Argentina’s World Cup-winning goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez, according to sources cited by ESPN.

Mbappe hat-trick powers Real Madrid past Sociedad
Mbappe hat-trick powers Real Madrid past Sociedad

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Mbappe hat-trick powers Real Madrid past Sociedad

Kylian Mbappe struck a brilliant hat-trick as Real Madrid swept aside Real Sociedad 4-1 at the Santiago Bernabeu on Wednesday (August 26), maintaining their perfect start to the La Liga season.

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International

US expresses grief, pledges half a million dollars for Nepal flood relief
US expresses grief, pledges half a million dollars for Nepal flood relief

International

by VB Desk, International

US expresses grief, pledges half a million dollars for Nepal flood relief

The United States has expressed deep sorrow and condolences over the massive loss of lives in the devastating flash flood that struck Nepal's Rasuwa district. Additionally, the country has announced $500,000 in assistance to provide emergency shelters, clean water, sanitation and other relief supplies to the affected people.

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Politics

BNP’s joint meeting on Wednesday

BNP’s joint meeting on Wednesday

BNP’s joint meeting on Wednesday

Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has called a joint meeting on the occasion of the party’s 48th founding anniversary. This meeting will be held at 12pm on Wednesday (August 26) at the BNP central office in Naya Paltan.

Lack of opportunity is the reason for honesty of NCP leaders and activists: Rashed Khan

Lack of opportunity is the reason for honesty of NCP leaders and activists: Rashed Khan

Lack of opportunity is the reason for honesty of NCP leaders and activists: Rashed Khan

Md Rashed Khan, political assistant to the Prime Minister, has commented that the leaders and activists of the National Citizen Party (NCP) now appear honest due to lack of opportunity. He claimed that after going from the government to the opposition, the leaders and activists of NCP are no longer getting the opportunities of power like before.

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Death descends from Kailash: The curse of ice in a warming world
Death descends from Kailash: The curse of ice in a warming world

by Hira Talukder

Death descends from Kailash: The curse of ice in a warming world

Kailash—the divine land of mythology. Where Lord Shiva resides in the pristine whiteness of snow, where the silence of the mountains has been understood by generations as a language of sanctity. But this time, from near that very Kailash, a different current descended—not just water, but a torrent of ice, rock, mud and death. In an instant, the familiar landscape of the Himalayas was transformed. Green mountains were buried under grey debris, rivers turned into raging torrents, and those on pilgrimage paths encountered the messengers of death.

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State and Politics

30 Years of the Yasmin Tragedy
30 Years of the Yasmin Tragedy

by Engineer M. Hossain

30 Years of the Yasmin Tragedy

On the dawn of August 24, 1995, the lifeless, bloodied body of a teenage girl lay by the roadside in front of the BRAC office at Raniganj intersection in Dinajpur town. Her name was Yasmin Akter. According to Bangladesh Mahila Parishad and most reliable accounts, she was only 14 years old. At an age when a girl should have been carrying schoolbooks, Yasmin’s lifeless body lay on a city street in the early morning light. She had been working as a domestic helper in a Dhaka household and was travelling by bus to return to her mother in Dinajpur.

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Foreign Affairs

Humayun Kabir meets Saudi foreign minister, delivers PM’s letter

Humayun Kabir meets Saudi foreign minister, delivers PM’s letter

Humayun Kabir meets Saudi foreign minister, delivers PM’s letter

Humayun Kabir, State Minister for Foreign Affairs of Bangladesh, has met Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan Al Saud. Their meeting took place on the sidelines of the 23rd special session of the Council of Foreign Ministers of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) held in Jeddah on Thursday.

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Entertainment

Manasi Parekh narrowly escapes Nepal flash flood
Manasi Parekh narrowly escapes Nepal flash flood

by VB Desk

Manasi Parekh narrowly escapes Nepal flash flood

Indian actress Manasi Parekh has narrowly escaped the devastation of a sudden flash flood on the Nepal-Tibet border. She is currently in China to take part in the ‘Kailash-Manas Sarovar’ journey with Sadhguru. The flash flood struck the Kerung port area of Tibet on Thursday (August 27). The actress was scheduled to go there that morning.

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Lifestyle

Mankiping: The invisible labour of women carrying men's emotional burden
Mankiping: The invisible labour of women carrying men's emotional burden

by VB Desk

Mankiping: The invisible labour of women carrying men's emotional burden

Within relationships, there exists a form of labour that remains unseen, unpaid, and largely unrecognised—yet millions of women silently carry it every day. Sitting beside a partner to listen when he is upset, reminding him of a friend's birthday, taking on the responsibility of maintaining family ties, or quietly managing the social circle of a male partner—all of these are now being defined globally under a specific term: 'mankiping'. In Bangla, it translates roughly to 'purush-paricharya' (male-caretaking).

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Trade and Economy

Tk 41,000 crore from 17 commercial banks to revive closed factories
Tk 41,000 crore from 17 commercial banks to revive closed factories

by Staff Reporter

Tk 41,000 crore from 17 commercial banks to revive closed factories

Progress has been made in implementing the Bangladesh Bank's Tk 60,000 crore stimulus package aimed at reopening long-shuttered industrial units, expanding private investment, and revitalising the sluggish economy. Under this programme, agreements have been finalised to raise Tk 41,000 crore from 17 commercial banks.

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