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Jubo Dal, Chhatra League supporters clash in Rupganj, three injured
Jubo Dal, Chhatra League supporters clash in Rupganj, three injured

by District Correspondent

Jubo Dal, Chhatra League supporters clash in Rupganj, three injured

At least three people were injured after supporters of the Jubo Dal and the banned Chhatra League clashed in Rupganj of Narayanganj on Monday night (September 28), with several rounds of blank firing, attacks on homes and businesses and the torching of a motorcycle reported during the violence.

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AI used to pose as female soldier for romance, allegation of swindling Tk 7 lakh from expatriate

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by Staff Reporter

AI used to pose as female soldier for romance, allegation of swindling Tk 7 lakh from expatriate

Tofayel Alam Titu, 35, has been arrested by Police Bureau of Investigation (PBI), Dhaka district, on allegation of creating images of a female member of Bangladesh Army using artificial intelligence (AI) and using them on social media. There is also allegation against him of building a romantic relationship with an Italy-based young man by speaking in a female voice and swindling about Tk 7 lakh from him through various tactics.

AI used to pose as female soldier for romance, allegation of swindling Tk 7 lakh from expatriate
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Are court cases really declining, or are the files just moving?
Are court cases really declining, or are the files just moving?

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by Hira Talukder

Are court cases really declining, or are the files just moving?

The files piled up in the corridors of the courts seem like layers of time pressing down on people’s long wait for justice. A single case can involve an entire family, a property, or questions of freedom and justice. With the aim of easing that burden of waiting, the rate of case disposal increased in both divisions of the Supreme Court in 2026. In the first eight months of the year alone, the Appellate Division disposed of 11,136 cases, while the High Court Division disposed of 87,596. As the number of disposed cases exceeded the number of newly filed cases, the overall backlog also declined.

Bogura face verification racket: Passport photos, biometric data collected illegally
Bogura face verification racket: Passport photos, biometric data collected illegally

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by Masum Hossain

Bogura face verification racket: Passport photos, biometric data collected illegally

Hossain Ali was supposed to receive Tk 5,000 to Tk 7,000. He also needed the money. His wife, Amena Begum, is suffering from a brain tumour. They were supposed to go to India for treatment. Both husband and wife had obtained passports. But due to a lack of money, the trip ultimately did not happen.

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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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Bangladesh৷ reach Asian Games Semi-finals without playing a ball
Bangladesh৷ reach Asian Games Semi-finals without playing a ball

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Bangladesh৷ reach Asian Games Semi-finals without playing a ball

Bangladesh advanced to the men’s cricket semi-finals at the Asian Games without playing a single ball after their quarter-final against Malaysia was abandoned due to rain in Nisshin, Japan, on Tuesday (September 29).

Bangladesh table tennis team stranded at Thailand airport for two days
Bangladesh table tennis team stranded at Thailand airport for two days

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Bangladesh table tennis team stranded at Thailand airport for two days

Five members of Bangladesh’s national table tennis team and their coach have been stranded at an airport in Thailand for two days after sudden flooding disrupted flights.

Kohli shatters two ODI records as India crush West Indies
Kohli shatters two ODI records as India crush West Indies

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Kohli shatters two ODI records as India crush West Indies

Virat Kohli smashed a blistering 139 off 88 balls and rewrote two ODI records as India chased down West Indies’ 296 with ease in the first ODI in Thiruvananthapuram on Sunday (September 27).

Rohit breaks Sachin’s record to reach new milestone as opener
Rohit breaks Sachin’s record to reach new milestone as opener

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Rohit breaks Sachin’s record to reach new milestone as opener

Rohit Sharma, former captain of India, has touched a new milestone with the bat in the first match of the ODI series against West Indies. By batting in his 200th innings as an opener in ODIs he has surpassed the record of legendary Sachin Tendulkar.

Yamal breaks 70-year-old record
Yamal breaks 70-year-old record

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Yamal breaks 70-year-old record

World champions Spain began the UEFA Nations League with an impressive victory. In their first Group A match at Wembley, the Spaniards beat England 3-2. Lamine Yamal gave his team the lead before the match was even two minutes old. His goal has earned a place in the list of fastest goals conceded by England at home.

Bronze medallist Shavkatov temporarily suspended after positive doping test
Bronze medallist Shavkatov temporarily suspended after positive doping test

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Bronze medallist Shavkatov temporarily suspended after positive doping test

Uzbekistan's Asian Games bronze medallist Nodirbek Shavkatov has been temporarily suspended after testing positive in a doping test. The mixed martial arts athlete is the first medallist at the ongoing Asian Games to show the presence of a banned substance in his body.

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56 killed in Indian flood
56 killed in Indian flood

International

by VB Desk, International

56 killed in Indian flood

Heavy rains, rising river levels and flash floods have worsened flooding and landslide conditions in several states in northern and eastern India. Flooding, landslides and waterlogging have disrupted normal life in parts of Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Sikkim, northern West Bengal, Odisha and Chhattisgarh. Uttar Pradesh has reported the highest number of deaths, with 56 people killed and 46 injured in the disasters over the past few days.

Severe flood hits Nepal again, 21 dead
Severe flood hits Nepal again, 21 dead

International

by VB Desk, International

Severe flood hits Nepal again, 21 dead

At least 21 people have died in floods and landslides triggered by incessant heavy rainfall in Nepal. Five others are missing and five have been injured. Fresh flooding and landslides struck various parts of the country after heavy to extremely heavy rainfall from September 24 to 27.

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BASAD condemns ‘mob terrorism’ at JaSaD office, demands release of arrested leaders-workers

BASAD condemns ‘mob terrorism’ at JaSaD office, demands release of arrested leaders-workers

BASAD condemns ‘mob terrorism’ at JaSaD office, demands release of arrested leaders-workers

Bangladesh Samajtantrik Dal (BASAD) has strongly condemned and protested by raising the allegation of ‘mob terrorism’ and police drive at the JaSaD office. At the same time the party has demanded the immediate release of the arrested leaders-workers of JaSaD and taking measures against those involved in the attack.

Police raid JSD office in Gulistan, over 50 detained

Police raid JSD office in Gulistan, over 50 detained

Police raid JSD office in Gulistan, over 50 detained

Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has detained more than fifty people from the main office of the Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal (JSD) at the GPO intersection in Gulistan of the capital. They were reportedly detained on suspicion of links to the Awami League.

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Are court cases really declining, or are the files just moving?
Are court cases really declining, or are the files just moving?

by Hira Talukder

Are court cases really declining, or are the files just moving?

The files piled up in the corridors of the courts seem like layers of time pressing down on people’s long wait for justice. A single case can involve an entire family, a property, or questions of freedom and justice. With the aim of easing that burden of waiting, the rate of case disposal increased in both divisions of the Supreme Court in 2026. In the first eight months of the year alone, the Appellate Division disposed of 11,136 cases, while the High Court Division disposed of 87,596. As the number of disposed cases exceeded the number of newly filed cases, the overall backlog also declined.

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Irene Khan reiterates PM's call to resolve Rohingya crisis

Irene Khan reiterates PM's call to resolve Rohingya crisis

Irene Khan reiterates PM's call to resolve Rohingya crisis

Bangladesh's Permanent Representative to the United Nations and Ambassador, Irene Khan, has reiterated Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's call for stronger action by the international community to resolve the Rohingya crisis and to take back more than 1.2 million forcibly displaced people safely to Myanmar.

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Allu Arjun’s film ‘Raaka’ in Guinness Book of Records even before release
Allu Arjun’s film ‘Raaka’ in Guinness Book of Records even before release

by VB Entertainment Desk

Allu Arjun’s film ‘Raaka’ in Guinness Book of Records even before release

The much-awaited film ‘Raaka’ of Allu Arjun and director Atlee has set a world record even before release. The film has written its name in Guinness World Records by motion-capturing 37 performers together in real time. ‘Raaka’ received the official recognition of this record on September 15.

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Gold prices fall for third straight time
Gold prices fall for third straight time

by Staff Reporter

Gold prices fall for third straight time

Gold prices in domestic market have been cut for the third consecutive time, with the top 22-carat rate falling by Tk 2,216 per bhori, the Bangladesh Jewellers Association (BAJUS) said.

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