Dhaka Elevated Expressway to Be Toll-Free for Six Hours on November 7
Petrobangla Denies Gas Shutdown Rumours
6 more people die from measles symptoms
PM Tarique Rahman Meets President at Bangabhaban
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman paid a courtesy call on the President at Bangabhaban.
During the meeting, the Prime Minister briefed the
Bangladeshi Film 'Roid' to be screened at India's biggest film festival
India’s oldest and largest film festival, the ‘International Film Festival of India’ (IFFI), is held in Goa. Its 57th edition
3,000–4,000 MW Solar to be added to national Grid Next Year: PM Tarique Rahman
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has said that 3,000-4,000 megawatts of solar power will be added to the national grid next
Dr Md Abdul Wahab calls for collective efforts to protect the environment and biodiversity. / CGED Steps Up Environmental and Biodiversity Conservation Efforts in Several Districts
CGED has formed nine-member Environment and Biodiversity Conservation Teams in Lalmonirhat and Nilphamari to strengthen environmental protection and biodiversity conservation.
Dhaka Elevated Expressway to Be Toll-Free for Six Hours on November 7
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UEFA Champions League / Carrick Facing Pressure as Man United Host Roma in Champions League
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Petrobangla Denies Gas Shutdown Rumours
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Oil Prices Jump as Middle East Peace Hopes Dim
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6 more people die from measles symptoms
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PM Tarique Rahman Meets President at Bangabhaban
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Bangladeshi Film 'Roid' to be screened at India's biggest film festival
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Administration demolishes illegal coal kiln in Lohagara
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3,000–4,000 MW Solar to be added to national Grid Next Year: PM Tarique Rahman
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Dr Md Abdul Wahab calls for collective efforts to protect the environment and biodiversity. / CGED Steps Up Environmental and Biodiversity Conservation Efforts in Several Districts
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Price of 12 kg LPG cylinder increased by Tk 223
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6 more die from dengue, nearly 2,000 hospitalized
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Bapex Discovers 97.69 Bcf Gas Reserve in New Noakhali Well
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High Court Suspends Cancellation of Fazil-Kamil Madrasa Governing Bodies
Australia Fights in High Court to Protect World-First Social Media Ban
The Australian government on Wednesday defended its world-first law banning social media for under-16s before the High Court also describing the measure as a "modest" and necessary effort to protect
