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A worker paints an old bus to spruce up it as part of facelift ahead of Eid-ul-Fitr at a workshop in Dhaka-Chattogram Highway area on Monday.

A worker paints an old bus to spruce up it as part of facelift ahead of Eid-ul-Fitr at a workshop in Dhaka-Chattogram Highway area on Monday.
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Staff Reporter : Former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her close associates find themselves at the center of a storm of legal challenges, with a staggering total of 130 cases filed against them. These cases span a wide range of serious accusations, including murder, crimes against humanity, abduction, and enforced disappearances. The legal fallout comes in the wake of the Bangladesh Awami League-led government’s dramatic fall from power on August 5, which was precipitated by massive student-led protests and widespread...

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AFP : The war between Israel and Hamas in Gaza entered its 12th month Saturday with little sign of respite for the Palestinian territory or hope for Israeli hostages still held captive. The chances of a truce that would also free hostages held by Hamas in exchange for prisoners held by Israel appear slim, with both sides sticking doggedly to their positions. Hamas is demanding a complete Israeli withdrawal, but Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insists that troops must remain on...

Law enforcement forces recover 3,933 looted weapons

Staff Reporter : Law enforcement agencies have recovered at least 3,933 weapons looted during the movement to topple the Awami League government. These weapons were recovered till September 5 in a joint operation conducted by Bangladesh Army, Police, Border Guard Bangladesh, Bangladesh Ansar and Village Defense Forces, Coast Guard, and Rapid Action Battalion, according to the data of police headquarters. It said that following the fall of Sheikh Hasina-led Awami League government by the student-public upsurge, different police stations and...

CA visits victims of mass uprising at Neurosciences Hospital

BSS : Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus Saturday visited critically injured persons of the student-mass upsurge at the National Institute of Neurosciences and Hospital here as he enquired about their health. “He (Prof Yunus) saw the conditions of four students who were being treated in the Intensive Care Unit of the hospital,” its Director Kazi Deen Mohammad told the newsmen. He said the four students were hit by bullets in their heads as their conditions are now improving.The chief adviser...