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Four murders in Rangpur: Father-brother of Siddhartha released on bond
Four murders in Rangpur: Father-brother of Siddhartha released on bond

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Four murders in Rangpur: Father-brother of Siddhartha released on bond

The father and brother (Partha Das) of Siddhartha Das—who was arrested in connection with the murder of retired teacher Ganapati Chakraborty, his wife, and their two children in the Mashuapara (Daspara) area of ​​Rangpur city—were taken into Detective Branch (DB) custody for questioning but were subsequently released upon signing a bond.

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Nine years of Rohingya crisis: Repatriation still remains a distant dream
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Nine years of Rohingya crisis: Repatriation still remains a distant dream

Nine years ago this month, nearly 1.2 million Rohingya fled Rakhine State to Bangladesh to escape brutal military crackdowns in Myanmar. When they crossed the border, they believed they were seeking temporary shelter and would soon find an opportunity to return to their homeland. But nine years on, that wait remains unending. What was meant to be a temporary refuge has, over time, turned into a seemingly permanent exile.

Why Mugdha, Siddhartha on suspicion list, what police say
Why Mugdha, Siddhartha on suspicion list, what police say

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Why Mugdha, Siddhartha on suspicion list, what police say

Rangpur Metropolitan DB Police has revealed why Mugdha Das and Siddhartha Chandra Das came into the police’s list of suspicion in the murder of Ganapati Chakrabarti and three members of his family in Kamalkachna Machuapara (Daspara) area of Rangpur metropolis. Alongside, several detailed pieces of information from before and after the arrest have come up citing locals.

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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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BPL not being held this year, franchises also agree with BCB’s decision

Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has decided not to organize the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) this year. BCB president Tamim Iqbal had earlier informed that importance will be given to the structural reform of the tournament instead of organizing BPL this year. This time three franchises—Rangpur Riders, Rajshahi Warriors and Dhaka Capitals—have informed about agreeing with this decision of the board.

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Politics has crept into Ballon d'Or: Mourinho

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51-year-old spinner makes history with record-breaking five-wicket haul
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Haaland, Cherki fires Man City to 4-1 rout at Palace

Erling Haaland struck twice and Rayan Cherki added a brace as Manchester City cruised to a 4-1 victory over Crystal Palace on Friday (August 28), making it two wins from two at the start of their Premier League campaign.

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No sign of BNP fulfilling promises even after 6 months: Charmonai Pir

No sign of BNP fulfilling promises even after 6 months: Charmonai Pir

No sign of BNP fulfilling promises even after 6 months: Charmonai Pir

Islami Andolan Bangladesh Ameer and Charmonai Pir Mufti Syed Muhammad Rezaul Karim has said that while the BNP had given the people various promises before the election, there is no visible progress in fulfilling those commitments even six months after forming the government.

NCP denied permission to hold programme at Shilpakala, venue changed

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Although tensions in Brahmanbaria over the remarks of Member of Parliament and National Citizen Party (NCP) leader Hasnat Abdullah have eased, the party's scheduled programme has been relocated. The NCP changed its venue after being denied permission to hold its organisational coordination meeting and political workshop at the district Shilpakala Academy.

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Hasnat Abdullah, Member of Parliament for Cumilla-4 constituency, has expressed regret over a misunderstanding created by his recent remarks regarding the Brahmanbaria incident. In a social media post on Saturday (August 29), he apologised to the people of Brahmanbaria.

Unemployment is not individual failure, state responsible for ensuring employment: Youth Union

Unemployment is not individual failure, state responsible for ensuring employment: Youth Union

Unemployment is not individual failure, state responsible for ensuring employment: Youth Union

The Bangladesh Youth Union has said unemployment should not be viewed as an individual's failure, emphasising that the state bears the responsibility to ensure young people's right to work. Leaders of the organisation said while nearly 20 lakh young people enter the labour market each year, employment opportunities are not being created proportionately, leading to a deepening unemployment crisis.

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Nine years of Rohingya crisis: Repatriation still remains a distant dream
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by Siam Tanjil Haque

Nine years of Rohingya crisis: Repatriation still remains a distant dream

Nine years ago this month, nearly 1.2 million Rohingya fled Rakhine State to Bangladesh to escape brutal military crackdowns in Myanmar. When they crossed the border, they believed they were seeking temporary shelter and would soon find an opportunity to return to their homeland. But nine years on, that wait remains unending. What was meant to be a temporary refuge has, over time, turned into a seemingly permanent exile.

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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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3 platforms launched to boost technical education cooperation with China

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Bangladesh has launched three new platforms to strengthen cooperation with China in technical education, teacher training, research and skill development. The platforms were inaugurated at the 'China-Bangladesh Education Exchange Conference' held in China's Jiangxi province on Friday, August 28. A memorandum of understanding was also signed at the conference to establish a China-Bangladesh Vocational Education, Training and Research Centre.

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Everything should be kept pending until Pakistan apologizes: Hamin Ahmed
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by VB Entertainment Desk

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Bangladeshi musician Hamin Ahmed has strongly criticized Pakistan’s military rule and behavior with Imran Khan after the incident of tension between the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and British broadcaster Sky Sports came to the fore centring the broadcasting of the interview of the two sons of former Pakistani prime minister and former cricket captain Imran Khan, Suleiman and Qasim Khan, in the Lord’s Test against England. At the same time he has also newly brought up the matter of Pakistan’s formal apology for the genocide of 1971.

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600,000 people may lose jobs in Bangladesh, poverty may increase: World Bank assessment
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600,000 people may lose jobs in Bangladesh, poverty may increase: World Bank assessment

The World Bank has expressed concern that about 600,000 people may lose jobs in Bangladesh if the crisis continues for long due to the impact of the war in the Middle East. At the same time the number of people who were supposed to get the opportunity to come out of poverty this year may also decrease significantly.

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