Current Affairs
Opposition walks out of parliament at last minute
The opposition has walked out of the National Parliament, alleging that it was not given the opportunity to speak on points of order, was not given a copy of the bill in advance, and was allocated less time than the government party. The incident occurred towards the end of the budget session on Sunday (June 28).
amim Iqbal awarded MCC honorary life membership
Former national captain and the current President of the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), Tamim Iqbal, has been awarded Honorary Life Membership by the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC). He receives this prestigious recognition for his prolonged contributions to international cricket alongside four other renowned global cricketers this year.
17 teachers dismissed from Gopalganj Science and Technology University
Gopalganj Science and Technology University (GSTU) has permanently dismissed 16 teachers for failing to rejoin their workplaces after the expiration of their study leave. Additionally, another teacher was terminated on charges of violating public service rules and irregularities related to a PhD scholarship.
Never apologized for role in '71: Mirza Fakhrul to Jamaat
Local Government, Rural Development and Cooperatives Minister Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has criticized Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami for not apologizing to the nation for its role in the 1971 Liberation War. At the same time, he advised the new political party NCP to take a clearer stance in politics without carrying any 'stigma' or stigma of the past.
Ireland create history with series whitewash against India
Following their first-ever international victory against India, Ireland completed a historic series whitewash with a thrilling one-run win in the second and final T20I in Belfast. Defending a target of 154 runs, the hosts restricted India to 153 for 9 in their designated 20 overs, securing a memorable 2-0 series triumph.
Migrants under temporary protection ordered to leave US
Migrants living in the United States under Temporary Protected Status (TPS) must find a legal pathway to permanent residency or prepare to return to their home countries, according to US Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin.
Jamaat did not want a country in '71, there is no Islam in its manifesto: Home Minister
Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed has strongly criticized the position of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami in current politics, starting from its role during the war of independence. He said that although the party talks about Islam, there is no commitment to establish Sharia law, an Islamic state or an Islamic social system in its 93-page election manifesto.
Mother seeks halt to July martyr's allowance over father's second marriage
A dispute has arisen over the second marriage of the father of July movement 'martyr' Sheikh Shahriar bin Matin. His mother, Momtaz Begum, has alleged that her husband, Sheikh Abdul Matin, married a second time without her consent and is misusing the government's allowance and compensation meant for their son. She has filed written complaints with the Ministry of Liberation War Affairs, her husband's workplace Alpha Group and concerned authorities, requesting that the government allowance and monthly stipend be suspended.
Bangladesh fails with bat, ball as Zimbabwe eyes massive lead
Zimbabwe completely dominated the opening day of the one-off Test match in Harare, leaving Bangladesh in a highly precarious position. The hosts bundled Bangladesh out for a paltry 140 runs in their first innings before launching a commanding response with the bat. By the close of the first day's play, Zimbabwe had reached a comfortable 136 for the loss of just one wicket, trailing the visitors by a mere four runs with nine wickets still intact.
Nephew, brother-in-law made project presidents on Jamaat MP's allocation:
Allegations of nepotism have surfaced against Rangpur-6 (Pirganj) MP Maulana Nurul Amin, with claims that his nephews, brothers-in-law and close relatives have been made presidents of multiple projects under TR, KABIKHA and KABITA allocations.