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Cabinet approves 22 government holidays, solar power initiatives, procurement laws
Cabinet approves 22 government holidays, solar power initiatives, procurement laws

Cabinet approves 22 government holidays, solar power initiatives, procurement laws

The Cabinet has approved the list of government holidays for 2027. There will be 22 days of government holidays next year excluding weekly holidays. Of these, 15 days are general holidays and 14 days are government holidays by executive order. Altogether seven days of the proposed 29 days of holidays fall on weekly holidays. As a result, effective holidays will be 22 days.

Bergman questions evidence of Asaduzzaman Noor’s detention, criticises NCP statement
Bergman questions evidence of Asaduzzaman Noor’s detention, criticises NCP statement

Bergman questions evidence of Asaduzzaman Noor’s detention, criticises NCP statement

British journalist David Bergman has criticised the National Citizen Party (NCP) for its position after the party criticised several media outlets for publishing news on the 80th birthday of former culture minister Asaduzzaman Noor. He alleged that the NCP is treating allegations of criminal offences as established truth without sufficient evidence.

Dilip Agarwala shown arrested in ACC case
Dilip Agarwala shown arrested in ACC case

Dilip Agarwala shown arrested in ACC case

A Dhaka court has ordered that Dilip Kumar Agarwala, managing director of Diamond World, be shown arrested in a corruption case filed by the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) over allegations of illegally acquiring wealth and laundering money.

Severe cyclone Murasu to hit Andhra coast
Severe cyclone Murasu to hit Andhra coast

Severe cyclone Murasu to hit Andhra coast

Cyclone Murasu, which formed over the Bay of Bengal, has intensified into a severe cyclonic storm and is moving northwestwards, with a possible landfall along India's Andhra Pradesh coast on Monday night.

Attempt to create unrest by instigating workers from across the border underway: Home Minister
Attempt to create unrest by instigating workers from across the border underway: Home Minister

Attempt to create unrest by instigating workers from across the border underway: Home Minister

Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed has alleged that a conspiracy is underway to create unrest in the country by instigating garment workers from across the border for political purposes. He said the government does not believe garment workers were involved in this movement. There was no reason for a violent movement. A quarter is trying to create an unstable situation by using workers for political purposes.

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