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Late-night World Cup viewing? Here's what to eat, what to avoid
Late-night World Cup viewing? Here's what to eat, what to avoid

Late-night World Cup viewing? Here's what to eat, what to avoid

With the World Cup underway in the United States, Canada and Mexico, most matches are falling in the dead of night or early morning for viewers in Bangladesh because of the time difference. For an entire month, the tournament has upended sleep and eating routines for countless fans. Getting hungry at two or three in the morning while watching a match is only natural — but what you eat, and how much, during these late-night hours can directly affect how you feel and function the next day.

Govt committed to building armed forces into a modern four-dimensional force: President
Govt committed to building armed forces into a modern four-dimensional force: President

Govt committed to building armed forces into a modern four-dimensional force: President

President Mohammed Shahabuddin has reaffirmed the government's commitment to transforming the country's Armed Forces into a modern four-dimensional force, saying the initiative is aimed at strengthening the country's defence capability and addressing emerging security challenges.

438 killed in 472 road crashes across coumtry in June, highest in Dhaka
438 killed in 472 road crashes across coumtry in June, highest in Dhaka

438 killed in 472 road crashes across coumtry in June, highest in Dhaka

A total of 438 people were killed and 561 others injured in 472 road accidents across the country in June, with Dhaka division recording the highest number of fatalities, according to a monthly report released by the Road Safety Foundation.

Govt orders strict monitoring of doctors' attendance at private hospitals, clinics
Govt orders strict monitoring of doctors' attendance at private hospitals, clinics

Govt orders strict monitoring of doctors' attendance at private hospitals, clinics

The Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) has directed district authorities to strictly monitor doctors' attendance at private hospitals and clinics across the country in a move aimed at improving the quality of healthcare and curbing irregularities in the private health sector.

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