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One cup of tea, endless comfort on International Tea Day
One cup of tea, endless comfort on International Tea Day

One cup of tea, endless comfort on International Tea Day

A cup of steaming hot tea should be filled with the small joys of life, the peace of mind to relieve fatigue. To overcome the sleepiness of the morning, to take a breath of relief during a busy day, or to enliven an afternoon chat—there is no better match than a cup of tea. Tea has long been an integral part of our daily lives as a companion to happiness and sorrow, stories and chats, or busy work. Whether it is chatting with friends or spending time with family, a cup of tea also increases the warmth of relationships. International Tea Day is being celebrated on Thursday (May 21).

Rape, child abuse and murder are not isolated incidents: Mirza Fakhrul
Rape, child abuse and murder are not isolated incidents: Mirza Fakhrul

Rape, child abuse and murder are not isolated incidents: Mirza Fakhrul

The recent rape, child abuse and murder incidents are not isolated incidents; rather, they are a terrible reflection of the moral degradation, social irresponsibility and rapid decline in human values ​​that have been going on for many years, BNP Secretary General and Local Government Minister Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has said. He said that the government will continue its all-out efforts against this inhuman crime.

Bangladesh delegation joins 79th World Health Assembly
Bangladesh delegation joins 79th World Health Assembly

Bangladesh delegation joins 79th World Health Assembly

State Minister for Health and Family Welfare Dr. M. A. Muhit is leading the Bangladesh delegation at the '79th World Health Assembly' that began in Geneva, Switzerland. In his speech on behalf of Bangladesh, he said that the new government has placed health at the very center of national development. However, more than 70 percent of the country's total health expenditure still has to be paid by people from their own pockets, which is pushing many families into poverty.

Bangladesh takes UN Peacekeeping as a moral duty: Shama
Bangladesh takes UN Peacekeeping as a moral duty: Shama

Bangladesh takes UN Peacekeeping as a moral duty: Shama

State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shama Obaed Islam has said Bangladesh considers UN peacekeeping not merely an obligation, but a responsibility to humanity under the leadership of Prime Minister Tarique Rahman.

Gold prices rise again after three consecutive price cuts
Gold prices rise again after three consecutive price cuts

Gold prices rise again after three consecutive price cuts

After reducing prices three times, the Bangladesh Jewelers Association (BAJUS) has decided to increase the price of gold in the domestic market. BAJUS said that this adjustment has been made considering the overall situation due to the increase in the price of pure gold in the local market.

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