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Gold prices fall again by Tk 2,216
Gold prices fall again by Tk 2,216

Gold prices fall again by Tk 2,216

Gold prices in across the country have been reduced for the second consecutive time, with the price of 22-carat gold dropping by Tk 2,216 per bhori following a fresh adjustment by the Bangladesh Jewellers Association (BAJUS).

Surprising reasons behind feeling drained all day
Surprising reasons behind feeling drained all day

Surprising reasons behind feeling drained all day

Feeling tired and drained even after a full night’s sleep is becoming an increasingly common complaint. Health experts say persistent weakness, low energy and lack of concentration should not always be dismissed as routine fatigue, as they may signal underlying physical or mental health issues.

PM invites Chinese firms to invest in Bangladesh’s next growth chapter
PM invites Chinese firms to invest in Bangladesh’s next growth chapter

PM invites Chinese firms to invest in Bangladesh’s next growth chapter

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has called on Chinese companies to expand their investment footprint in Bangladesh, inviting them to become partners in what he described as the country’s next phase of economic transformation and growth.

Thunderstorms with gusty winds up to 60kmph likely across 11 regions
Thunderstorms with gusty winds up to 60kmph likely across 11 regions

Thunderstorms with gusty winds up to 60kmph likely across 11 regions

The Bangladesh Meteorological Department (BMD) has forecast thunderstorms and gusty winds across several parts of the country, warning that wind speeds could reach up to 60 kilometres per hour in at least 11 regions by Thursday afternoon.

Trees granted human-like rights in historic decision by Canadian town
Trees granted human-like rights in historic decision by Canadian town

Trees granted human-like rights in historic decision by Canadian town

Is a tree merely a collection of wood and leaves, or does it also possess the right to live, grow, and be protected? A small town in the Canadian province of Quebec has answered this question in legal terms—recognizing trees as "living entities."

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