Current Affairs
Rohit breaks Sachin’s record to reach new milestone as opener
Rohit Sharma, former captain of India, has touched a new milestone with the bat in the first match of the ODI series against West Indies. By batting in his 200th innings as an opener in ODIs he has surpassed the record of legendary Sachin Tendulkar.
Fiber@Home Ltd pioneers Bangladesh’s first L-Band DWDM network deployment with Nokia
Landmark optical network expansion doubles fiber spectrum, slashes Southwest latency by up to 30%, and cuts power consumption by 35% through cutting-edge 5nm chipset technology.
Fakir Lalon Shah's philosophy has no conflict with Islam: Farhad Mazhar
Poet, thinker and researcher Farhad Mazhar has said Fakir Lalon Shah's philosophy has no conflict with Islam. Lalon did not work to reform Islam, nor did he engage in any debate over Shariat and Marfat. He spoke of a philosophy of his own, which can be regarded as the 'realm of thought of Nadiya'.
Constitution amendment bill in January, proposal for constitutional referendum included
The constitution amendment bill may be tabled in the first session of the National Parliament in January next year, said Chairman of the Special Committee on Constitutional Amendment and Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed. He said efforts are underway to present the committee's report in parliament by December. After that, the Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs will bring a bill based on the report.
‘Full trust and faith in Almighty Allah’ to be restored in constitution: Home Minister
Salahuddin Ahmed, Home Minister, has said the main priority of the government in amending the constitution is implementation of the July National Charter. Alongside this the promises given in the election manifesto will also be considered in the process of amending the constitution. As part of this ‘full trust and faith in Almighty Allah’ will be restored as the fundamental principle of state management in the constitution.
Mistake to consider peace as weakness, India prepared for operation against terrorism: Rajnath Singh
Rajnath Singh, Defence Minister of India, has commented that it will be a mistake to view India’s desire for peace as weakness. He said India will remain prepared to carry out operation against terrorists if any neighbouring country continues to sponsor terrorism.
AI used to pose as female soldier for romance, allegation of swindling Tk 7 lakh from expatriate
Tofayel Alam Titu, 35, has been arrested by Police Bureau of Investigation (PBI), Dhaka district, on allegation of creating images of a female member of Bangladesh Army using artificial intelligence (AI) and using them on social media. There is also allegation against him of building a romantic relationship with an Italy-based young man by speaking in a female voice and swindling about Tk 7 lakh from him through various tactics.
Two madrasa students missing for 4 days in Cumilla's Chauddagram
Two students of a madrasa in Cumilla's Chauddagram have been missing for four days. They have not been found since they left home to go to the madrasa as usual. In this incident, separate general diaries (GDs) have been filed with the police station by the families of the two students.
Yamal breaks 70-year-old record
World champions Spain began the UEFA Nations League with an impressive victory. In their first Group A match at Wembley, the Spaniards beat England 3-2. Lamine Yamal gave his team the lead before the match was even two minutes old. His goal has earned a place in the list of fastest goals conceded by England at home.
Clash between two villages in Sylhet after miking, 30 injured
Kabir Hossen Dhala Mia, chairman of Lamakazi Union Parishad, is among at least 30 people injured in repeated clashes between residents of two villages after gathering people by announcement on mosque mike over land dispute in Bishwanath upazila of Sylhet. The clash that continued for about one hour took place at Bhurki Bazar area between residents of Bhurki and Ishabpur villages of Lamakazi Union around 2pm on Sunday (September 27).