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October 2024

Fakhrul returns home from Australia

BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir returned home from Australia last night after a 15-day personal visit. The BNP leader, along with his wife Rahat Ara Begum, reached Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport on a Singapore…

Tehran residents fear escalation after Israeli attacks

Residents of Tehran awoke and went about their business as planned on Saturday after their sleep was troubled by Israeli strikes that triggered blasts that echoed across the city. The night skies had been criss-crossed by light…

Harris, Obama push early voting in tight race

Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris basked in the support of rock legend Bruce Springsteen, entertainer Tyler Perry and former president Barack Obama on Thursday at a rally that drew thousands in the battleground state of…

‘CID’ returns with original cast after six years

The popular Indian crime show "CID" is returning with a new season. Sony TV announced on Instagram that "CID" is making a comeback after six years. The teaser showcases Shivaji Satam returning as ACP Pradyuman alongside Aditya Srivastava…

Pakistan beat England by nine wickets to win series 2-1

Spinners Noman Ali and Sajid Khan combined to destroy England and bowl Pakistan to a comprehensive nine-wicket victory in the deciding third Test and secure a memorable 2-1 series victory on Saturday. Pakistan had been on the ascendancy…

Delhi seeks stable ties with Dhaka

Indian High Commissioner to Bangladesh Pranay Verma has said his country will continue to seek a "stable, positive and constructive" relationship with Bangladesh. Verma said India also wanted this relationship built upon the two…

Entry into public jobs: Govt raises age bar to 32

The government has approved raising the maximum age for applying for public service jobs to 32 years. This decision was made at a meeting of the interim government's advisory council, said a press release issued by the…

USAID pledges $121 million for Rohingya crisis relief

The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has secured a substantial $121 million grant from USAID's Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance to reinforce its efforts in addressing the Rohingya crisis in Bangladesh. This latest US…

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