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Chemist arrested for selling banned drugs via Daraz ads

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by Staff Reporter

Chemist arrested for selling banned drugs via Daraz ads

The Department of Narcotics Control (DNC) has arrested a chemist named Anisur Rahman for allegedly selling the banned drug THC on the online shopping platform Daraz under the name 'CBD Oil' and aromatic oils. The agency claims this is the first case in the country under the amended narcotics law involving the sale of drugs through an online platform.

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Autumn arrives but with dry spell
Autumn arrives but with dry spell

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by Hira Talukder

Autumn arrives but with dry spell

"Autumn has come, a touch of frost lingers in the air" — Rabindranath's autumn is a familiar portrait of Bengali nature. Blue skies with white clouds, swaying kash flowers, dew drops on morning grass and the soft glow of sunlight — autumn is a season awaited by both nature and people.

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Bangladesh-Australia second Test opening-day tickets sold out
Bangladesh-Australia second Test opening-day tickets sold out

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Bangladesh-Australia second Test opening-day tickets sold out

Interest in Bangladesh’s historic Test series in Australia has surged after their stunning victory in Darwin, with tickets for the first day of the second Test in Mackay already sold out.

FIFA bans Bangladesh's Al Amin for 15 matches over Maldives brawl
FIFA bans Bangladesh's Al Amin for 15 matches over Maldives brawl

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FIFA bans Bangladesh's Al Amin for 15 matches over Maldives brawl

Bangladesh national team striker Al Amin has been handed a 15-match suspension by FIFA for his involvement in a confrontation during the four-nation tournament match against the Maldives on June 7.

Talented grassroots athletes to get govt support for education, sports
Talented grassroots athletes to get govt support for education, sports

Sports

Talented grassroots athletes to get govt support for education, sports

The government will identify talented athletes from the grassroots level and admit them to the Bangladesh Krira Shikkha Protishtan (BKSP), taking full responsibility for their education and sports, said Youth and Sports Minister Md Aminul Haque. He said talented athletes scattered across the country will not be allowed to go to waste due to lack of opportunities. Arrangements will be made to develop their talent and bring them to the national level.

Australia to make big changes to avoid whitewash against Bangladesh
Australia to make big changes to avoid whitewash against Bangladesh

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Australia to make big changes to avoid whitewash against Bangladesh

Australia are preparing to bounce back in the series after the shock of a nine-wicket defeat to Bangladesh in Darwin. Following that loss in the first Test, multiple changes are expected in the playing XI for the second Test in Mackay. If they lose the next match as well, the hosts will face the embarrassment of being whitewashed in a Test series by Bangladesh for the first time.

Spain were deserving champions, says Caniggia during Dhaka visit
Spain were deserving champions, says Caniggia during Dhaka visit

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Spain were deserving champions, says Caniggia during Dhaka visit

With his tall frame, handsome features, and shoulder-length blonde hair, Claudio Caniggia instantly evokes memories of that fierce Argentina team of the 1990s for football fans. His hair once became a point of contention when Argentina coach Daniel Passarella ordered him to cut it ahead of the 1994 World Cup, a directive Caniggia refused to follow. Today, football fans of that era still recognize him easily by those very signature locks.

Rajshahi stars defeated by 4 goals in AFC Champions League debut
Rajshahi stars defeated by 4 goals in AFC Champions League debut

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Rajshahi stars defeated by 4 goals in AFC Champions League debut

Rajshahi Stars, the champions of the Bangladesh Women's Football League, could not make a winning start in their debut match in the AFC Women's Champions League, suffering a 4-0 defeat against Kolkata's East Bengal at the Likas Stadium in Malaysia.

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Gold prices rise for third consecutive day in international market
Gold prices rise for third consecutive day in international market

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by VB Desk, International

Gold prices rise for third consecutive day in international market

Gold prices rose for a third consecutive day in the international market as investors adjusted their expectations regarding US interest rates. With the likelihood of a rate hike next month diminishing, interest in gold as an investment is growing, according to market analysts. Investors are also keeping an eye on the minutes from the latest Federal Reserve meeting.

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Alive journalist shown as "martyr" in July documentary

Alive journalist shown as "martyr" in July documentary

Alive journalist shown as "martyr" in July documentary

Journalist Mizanur Rahman Sohel has found himself mistakenly listed as a martyr in a presentation about journalists killed during the "July Mass Uprising." The incident occurred during an event titled "July Through the Eyes of Journalists" at a five-star hotel in Dhaka, organized by the Democratic Journalist Alliance (DJA) on Monday (August 17). National Citizen Party (NCP) Convener and Chief Whip of the Opposition in Parliament, Md. Nahid Islam, attended the event as the chief guest.

Former MP Iqbal's office sealed, over 300 deeds, cheques seized

Former MP Iqbal's office sealed, over 300 deeds, cheques seized

Former MP Iqbal's office sealed, over 300 deeds, cheques seized

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has concluded a four-day raid at the office of former Awami League Member of Parliament and former Premier Bank Chairman H.B.M. Iqbal located in Iqbal Center, Banani. Following the operation, his chamber and a director's room were sealed, though the entire Iqbal Center was not locked down.

Opposition holds 'note of dissent' on July Charter: Nazrul Islam Khan

Opposition holds 'note of dissent' on July Charter: Nazrul Islam Khan

Opposition holds 'note of dissent' on July Charter: Nazrul Islam Khan

Not only the BNP, but the current opposition parties in parliament also hold 'notes of dissent' or differing views regarding the July National Charter, according to Nazrul Islam Khan, BNP Standing Committee member and Political Adviser to the Prime Minister. Speaking at a view-exchange meeting, he stated that issues agreed upon by political parties in the July Charter will be considered a mandate from the public, while points of disagreement from any party have also been documented within the charter on Monday.

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Autumn arrives but with dry spell
Autumn arrives but with dry spell

by Hira Talukder

Autumn arrives but with dry spell

"Autumn has come, a touch of frost lingers in the air" — Rabindranath's autumn is a familiar portrait of Bengali nature. Blue skies with white clouds, swaying kash flowers, dew drops on morning grass and the soft glow of sunlight — autumn is a season awaited by both nature and people.

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State and Politics

Six months of BNP government: Promises under weight of reality
Six months of BNP government: Promises under weight of reality

by Anjan Kar

Six months of BNP government: Promises under weight of reality

Tarique Rahman took oath as prime minister on 17 February. Exactly six months, or 180 days, have passed since then. In numerical terms, six months may seem like a relatively short period, but for a state, such a span can sometimes feel as weighty as a decade.

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Industry

Global conflict of AI era: Which alliance should Bangladesh join?
Global conflict of AI era: Which alliance should Bangladesh join?

by Rased Mehedi

Global conflict of AI era: Which alliance should Bangladesh join?

A new international conflict has emerged over the dominance of the artificial intelligence technology sector. Similar to past global rivalries, one faction is spearheaded by the United States, while the opposing faction is led by China and Russia. As anticipated, it was the United States that instigated this latest competition. On December 12, 2025, during the concluding day of the International Tech Summit in Washington, D.C., the Pax Silica Alliance was formed through an agreement signed by 25 nations.

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Is daily bathing really necessary? What experts say
Is daily bathing really necessary? What experts say

by VB Desk

Is daily bathing really necessary? What experts say

Daily bathing is a common habit for many. However, health experts and researchers say there is limited evidence that bathing every day provides any additional health benefits. In fact, excessive bathing and soap use can damage the skin's natural moisture and defence mechanisms.

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New rules for margin loans in stock market, gazette of revised regulations published
New rules for margin loans in stock market, gazette of revised regulations published

by Staff Reporter

New rules for margin loans in stock market, gazette of revised regulations published

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has introduced major changes to the margin loan system in the stock market. The commission has published the gazette of the amended 'Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (Margin) Rules, 2025', incorporating new provisions on loan facilities for investors, marginable shares, risks for lending institutions and share sales. The amended rules have come into effect from the date of gazette publication.

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