7,000 tonnes of diesel reach Parbatipur
A fresh consignment of 7,000 tonnes of diesel has arrived at the Parbatipur Railhead Oil Depot in Dinajpur through the Bangladesh-India Friendship Pipeline, marking the...
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Singer Jasmine in controversy after lip-syncing at concert
Jasmine Sandlas came into the limelight after singing in the recently released Bollywood blockbuster movie ‘Dhurandhar’. However, amidst this success, the singer went from a...
Slow progress clouds IsDB-funded project in Sirajganj
Uncertainty looms over the timely completion of a Faecal Sludge and Solid Waste Management Plant being constructed in the Bonbaria area of Sirajganj, as allegations...
I’m not quite ready for big screen yet: Aisha
Aisha Khan is one of the popular and beloved actresses of the present time on the small screen. She has made a place in hearts...
LPG price fixed, but market sales exceed Tk 2,200
Although the government has fixed the price of a 12-kg LPG cylinder at Tk 1,940, it is reportedly being sold in the market at over...
Govt, BSK to jointly develop reading habit among students
The government has decided to work jointly with Bishwa Shahitya Kendra (BSK) to promote reading habit among students in the country. The decision was taken...
Clearing Hormuz Strait mines could take six months: report
A Pentagon assessment said it could take six months to completely clear the Strait of Hormuz of Iranian-laid mines, which could keep oil prices high,...
Deal with Boeing by Apr 30 to procure 14 aircraft: Millat
The government is working to sign a deal with US-based Boeing Company by April 30 to purchase 14 aircraft and lease several others from...
Lebanon seeks one-month truce extension
Lebanon will push for a one-month extension of the current ceasefire with Israel during a second round of direct talks in Washington on Thursday, Lebanese...
Brighton outclass woeful Chelsea 3-0 in PL drubbing
Brighton & Hove Albion’s Ferdi Kadioglu netted an early opener and Jack Hinshelwood and Danny Welbeck scored in the second half to pile more misery...
BD seeks greater Japanese investment coop
Bangladesh on Wednesday invited greater Japanese investment, highlighting political stability, business-friendly incentives and a vast domestic consumer market. The call was made when 30 top...