Today’s Newspaper
BD seeks deeper ties in trade with Singapore
Bangladesh is seeking to deepen economic engagement with Singapore, particularly in trade, investment, port and logistics operations, technology and manpower. With the matters in schedule,...
BGB launches mobile servicing training
Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) has launched a month-long technical training programme for youths in the border areas of Sapahar upazila in Naogaon. The “Border Technical...
Trade deficit soars 34pc to $27.28b
Bangladesh’s trade deficit with the rest of the world widened by around 34 per cent in the last fiscal year (FY26), mainly as imports surged...
Tk 30.35cr crop damage in Hatiya due to rain, tidal water
Crops worth Tk 30.35 crore were damaged in Hatiya upazila of Noakhali due to prolonged heavy rainfall and tidal water, according to the Department of...
Int’l firms assigned to search for assets of BD defaulters abroad
The government has taken steps to identify and freeze assets belonging to loan defaulters located abroad in an effort to recover large non-performing loans in...
Hormuz Strait to remain closed until US accepts its conditions
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has said the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until the United States accepts all of Tehran’s conditions. IRGC...
46 maunds of Hilsa caught in one haul
A total of 46 maunds of hilsa were caught in a single haul of a fishing net in the Bay of Bengal off the Kuakata...
Week begins with steep index fall at both bourses
Bangladesh’s stock market opened the week on a bearish note on Sunday, with both the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) and the Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE)...
Tk 2,000cr lifeline for retired teachers
Hundreds of teachers and employees have been living in severe hardship without receiving their retirement and welfare benefits for more than four years. More than...
