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Why dropped pass rate in SSC, equivalent exams?
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Why dropped pass rate in SSC, equivalent exams?

The results of the SSC and equivalent examinations are a significant chapter in the lives of students. At the end of primary and secondary education, students in Bangladesh rely on these results to enter higher secondary education. The results of the SSC and equivalent exams determine the foundation of their future lives. Today, Thursday (10 July), the results of the SSC and equivalent exams have been published. This time, the education boards are releasing the results separately.

Advance preparation essential for tackling floods
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Advance preparation essential for tackling floods

After a prolonged heatwave, continuous rainfall has brought relief to urban life, while simultaneously raising the risk of flooding in river and haor regions. This year’s heavy rain has lent new significance to Rabindranath Tagore’s song, “Once again Asharh has come, covering the sky.” Every year, floods occur in the country during this time due to the effects of the monsoon climate. In the Bengal Delta, fed by a thousand rivers at the foothills of the Himalayas, this is an inevitable natural process. In particular, heavy rainfall in Meghalaya and Assam in northeastern India flows down the river paths and causes flooding here. The most affected areas are Feni, Sylhet, and Sunamganj districts.

We demand exemplary punishment for loan defaulters
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We demand exemplary punishment for loan defaulters

The problem of unpaid or defaulted loans in the country’s banking sector is nothing new. Although it has persisted for years, hardly any effective steps are taken to resolve it. In this regard, a study by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) stated that one-third of the loans disbursed in Bangladesh are defaulted.

Take initiative to stop armed rebellion in Rohingya refugee camps
Rohingya
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Take initiative to stop armed rebellion in Rohingya refugee camps

Reports in various media about terrorist activities in Rohingya camps recently have alarmed the people of the country. The activities of terrorist groups that have emerged among the Rohingya population, who took shelter in various camps in Cox’s Bazar after fleeing genocide and persecution in Myanmar, are increasingly becoming intolerable. As a result, they are gradually taking over large parts of Teknaf and Ukhia upazilas in Cox’s Bazar. The country’s economy, politics, security, and environment are all currently under threat. The Rohingya population of over 1.3 million is increasingly strengthening its terrorist capabilities. They are becoming involved in terrorist clashes against each other. Murder, abduction, child and women trafficking, and drug smuggling are becoming linked with them, which is a grave warning for the country.

Why so much negligence about dengue?
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Why so much negligence about dengue?

In recent years, dengue has been spreading widely in various cities across the country. As days go by, the outbreak of dengue is becoming more severe. There seems to be no way to control it. Although the two city corporations of Dhaka, along with other city corporations of the country, claim that they are making maximum efforts, it is now necessary to examine why the spread of dengue is not decreasing.

Lower interest rates on savings certificates to burden low-income people
Lower interest rate
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Lower interest rates on savings certificates to burden low-income people

For a long time, savings certificates have been considered a safe and reliable investment option for people with limited income in Bangladesh. Especially for salaried individuals, pensioners, housewives, and families of expatriates, savings certificates are an economically supportive tool. But in recent times,

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