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03/09/2024

Members of law enforcement agencies have arrested former inspector generals of police (IGP) AKM Shahidul Hoque and Chowdhury Abdullah Al Mamun.

23/08/2024

Two girls heroically saved a dog during severe flooding in Bangladesh. As rising waters threatened the safety of both people and animals, the girls noticed the stranded dog struggling to survive. Without hesitation, they waded through the floodwaters to rescue the frightened animal, bringing it to safety. Their quick and compassionate actions provided a ray of hope amidst the challenging circumstances caused by the flooding, highlighting the importance of kindness and bravery in times of crisis.

22/08/2024

The Ministry of Home Affairs is investigating Bangladeshi national Hamza Md Amir @ Amir Hamza who had illegally preached to a group of Bangladeshi migrant workers at a migrant worker dormitory in Singapore on 9 August 2024, as well as the the organiser of the event, and other persons involved in the event.

22/08/2024

Bangladesh's southern part is now underwater, and the floodwaters from India are raging with such force that no speedboats can reach the people trapped in their homes. The water keeps rising, and now many are huddled on their rooftops, desperate for help. There's no other way to save them but by helicopter. All nations, except India, should send helicopters immediately. Women, children, and entire families are waiting—time is slipping away.

18/08/2024

He paid tributes to students and young people who sacrificed their lives and incurred severe injuries during the quota reform movement and the subsequent violence resulting in the fall of the Hasina government. He also mentioned the election and said it would be held as soon as possible, but vital reforms were needed first.

16/08/2024

Malaysia welcomed dozens of injured Palestinians who fled the Israel-Gaza war, The patients came out on stretchers and wheelchairs, a few were on crutches, and relief washed over the faces of accompanying parents cradling toddlers or tightly grasping the hands of small children as they left the planes.

15/08/2024

Shishir posted on FB............you might have your views on his career and choices I won’t deny that, everyone has the freedom to speak! Criticise him all you want! But please do not mix it with our relationship he is a great husband and a father, he has always been Honest and loyal to me and would never do anything to hurt me, he’s a person who got himself suspended once for standing up for me. I am always aware of his outings and I am most of the time with him. He’s still the same person I met 13 years ago as a life partner he’s 100/100 and we have a beautiful family Alhamdulillah! Please stop this online rumours don’t always believe what’s on social media it’s all about cut n paste pictures don’t speak the whole story. To the group of people who are doing this let me tell you one thing you won’t gain anything out of it! I don’t like to talk about my personal life, I wanted to stay quiet because the truth is within me but due to unnecessary calls and texts I wanted to make it clear! He has Pakistan series to focus on now and I focus on our family we’ve always been a team and will remain as a team In Sha Allah!
Ps- I did not delete any of my posts or pictures I just made them private also pictures posts doesn’t justify any relationship!
Thank you❤️

14/08/2024

Hundreds of media workers, lawyers, police and other law enforcement agency members were present at the court area.
Many of them threw eggs targeting the accused. At one point, they were taken inside an iron cage in the court for their safety. The commotion disrupted court procedure.

14/08/2024

"Calling off the strike now would be a setback for justice for female resident doctors. We stand at a critical moment, and if we abandon this movement, we risk losing the momentum needed to prevent similar injustices in the future. Let’s continue to push for what’s right and ensure that no one else has to face such challenges again." A doctor activist stands with all the protesters.

13/08/2024

People want to know about DB Harun. After leaving the ex-PM Hasina fell the power. Several people ask the media and journalists where DB Harun is. so-called Vater Hotel.

13/08/2024

Breaking
Former law minister Anisul Huq and former prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s private industries and investment advisor Salman F Rahman have been arrested.
Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) commissioner Mainul Hossain said the two were arrested Tuesday in a case filed at New Market police station in the capital.

15/07/2024

ঢাকা বিশ্ববিদ্যালয়ে এখনো দু'পক্ষের অবস্থান অব্যাহত আছে, মাঝখানে পুলিশ বাহিনী সাজোয়া যান নিয়ে প্রবেশ করেছে।

14/07/2024

অ্যামেরিকার পেন্সিলভ্যানিয়ায় বাটলার এলাকায় সাবেক প্রেসিডেন্ট ডােনান্ড ট্রাম্পের ২০২৪ নির্বাচনী প্রচারণার সম, ট্রাম্পকে লক্ষ্য করে গুলি ছোড়ে এক আত্মঘাতী হামলাকারী। মাত্র ১ মিলি সেকেন্ডে সেই আত্মঘাতী হামলাকারীকে ফেলে দেয় ইউএএস সিক্রেট সার্ভিসের স্ন্যাইপার। তবে গুলিটি সাবেক এই প্রেসিডেন্টের কানে এসে আঘাত করে। এদিকে হামলার স্বিকার সাবেক প্রেসিডেন্ডকে হসপিটাল থেকে বাসায় এসেছেন। তিনি সুস্থ্য আছেন বলে জানিয়েছে সিএনএন।
তবে এটি অ্যামেরিকার রাজনৈতিক অবস্থার চরম বড় অবনতি হিসেবে মনে করছেন রাজনৈনিত বিশ্লেষকরা। আসন্ন নির্বাচনকে কেন্দ্র করে এই হামলা সাধারণ মানুষের মধ্যে অনেক উত্তেজনা সৃষ্টি হয়েছে। রাজনৈতিক বিশ্লেষকরা বলেন, এই ঘটনা শুধু অ্যামেরিকানদের মধ্যে নয় বরং সারা বিশ্বের মানুষ এবং রাজনীতি বিদদের মধ্যে আতঙ্ক সৃষ্টি করেছে। এরকম ঘটনা গণতন্ত্রবে ধ্বংস ডেকে আনে,এবং এতে মানুষেরা ভোটাধিকার বঞ্চিত হয়। এই আত্মঘাতী হামলার কারণে আসন্ন নির্বাচনে অনেক সমস্যার সৃষ্টি হতে পারে বলেও জানিয়েছে বিশ্লেষকরা।
Trump Assassination

13/07/2024

Anant Ambani, Radhika Merchant wedding live updates: Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant during their wedding ceremony.

12/07/2024

Anti-quota protesters confront an armoured police vehicle at Shahbagh in the capital on Thursday during their ‘Bangla blockade’ on Thursday. | Md Saurav

11/10/2023

Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Ethiopia, Demeke Mekonnen has called on the International Organization for Migration (IOM) to scale up its support for Ethiopia in its endeavors to manage migration.
The new Director-General of IOM, Amy E. Pope is in Addis Ababa for official working visit to Ethiopia.
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Demeke Mekonnen has received the Director General at his office today.
On the occasion, Demeke congratulated her on her election and expressed his desire for a strong partnership with the Ethiopian government.
He also briefed her on the implementation of the Pretoria Peace Agreement and underscored the key role of the IOM in our resettlement and rehabilitation programs.
The IOM chief, on her part, said that the beginning of her first visit to Addis Ababa, the political capital of Africa, is a testament to the close cooperation.
The IOM is committed to being a partner in resettlement and rebuilding, she noted.

10/10/2023

It was an emotional nine days in Paris. The energy was high even though many attendees were tired after a long season of shows across New York, London and Milan and with unpredictable weather in each city.
Paris proved to be no different. Bursts of rain were a nice welcome amid muggy heat; in many venues, invitations were used as make-shift fans — and some showgoers carried handheld electric ones to keep cool. These proved to be a shrewd accessory choice in particular at shows which ran late, some by almost an hour. (In other words, not just fashionably late.) To be fair, the tardiness was partially due to the hordes of fashion fans gathered outside. At some of the bigger shows, it was near pandemonium and some in the crowds were seemingly at risk of getting run over by oncoming traffic.

09/10/2023

India rode on Virat Kohli's 85 and KL Rahul's unbeaten 97-run knock to complete the task in 41.2 overs, having recovered from 2/3 in the second over.
Bowled out for 199 in their high-profile World Cup opener, Steve Smith admitted that the Australian batters failed to get on top of the Indian spinners on a tacky Chepauk surface. Opting to bat first in a surprise move, Australia were sitting pretty at 110 for two before left-arm spinner Ravindra Jadeja (3/38) triggered a collapse with his triple blows in the middle overs. The total proved to be too less as India romped home with six wickets and nine overs to spare for a fine start to the tournament.
"All their spinners bowled really nicely. Obviously, they had the wicket to suit as well," Smith said in the mixed zone.
"It was challenging against the spin since they are all very quality spinners. They really worked well together, and we struggled to get on top of them." Besides Jadeja, wrist spinner Kuldeep picked up two wickets while there was one wicket for Ravichandran Ashwin.
In reply, India rode on Virat Kohli's 85 and KL Rahul's unbeaten 97-run knock to complete the task in 41.2 overs, having recovered from 2/3 in the second over.
Smith credited Kohli and Rahul for their batting.
"It was game on. Unfortunately, we couldn't take it. Virat and Rahul played with a lot of composure. They played really smart cricket," Smith told reporters.
"It wasn't a kind of wicket where you could just muscle it and hit boundaries everywhere. Since they were chasing only 200, they could take a bit more time, just play themselves in, which they probably needed to after being three down early on and build a partnership that they did really well." Talking about the challenge, he said that it was a tricky wicket to bat on, while bowling under the lights with the dew around made it tough.

08/10/2023

More than 100,000 people arrived in Armenia from Karabakh, including around 30,000 children. The UN Children's Fund (UNICEF) is among humanitarian agencies mobilized to help the refugees.

UNICEF Representative in Armenia Christine Weigand said children arrive there very tired, hungry and in a state of shock. Their immediate needs are very much linked to health issues.

08/10/2023

The track and field competition at the Hangzhou Asian Games was marred by another controversy on Wednesday when officials failed to record a "good" first throw made by Olympic and world champion Neeraj Chopra.
The Indian eventually won the Asiad gold thanks to getting 88.88 metres on his fourth registered effort. But before that he was trailing his compatriot and rival Kishore Jena and there was a danger he might lose the gold because of the confusion.
Chopra was second man to throw in the final. He launched his throw and it looked long, well over 85m, but his distance did not initially appear on the digital board and before the issue could be resolved the next athlete launched his throw.
Yet Chopra's name was still being shown on the digital board and on the Games' official online information and results service, as if he had not yet taken his first throw.

08/10/2023

Hon'ble State Minister for Foreign Affairs H.E. Mr. Md. Shahriar Alam MP had a very cordial meeting with H.E. Mr. KOMURA Masahiro, the Parliamentary Vice Minister for Foreign Affairs in Japan, at the State Guest House Padma this evening. Vice Minister KOMURA is visiting Bangladesh to attend the soft opening of HSIA Terminal 3. He expressed his satisfaction on the recent development achievements in Bangladesh. The two sides discussed with various aspects of bilateral collaborations including that of the civil aviation. HSM reiterated the commitment of the Hon'ble Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to uphold the democratic process. HVM assured for ongoing Japanese technical assistance in Bangladesh's endeavour of progress and prosperity.

05/10/2023

🌟 Fashion Extravaganza Alert! 🌟
Get ready to be dazzled by Chanel's latest masterpiece! Chanel designer Virginie Viard brought Paris to life on a drizzly Tuesday, unveiling a spectacular warm-weather collection that's nothing short of a dream. 🌦️
Picture this: a colorful lineup of asymmetric styles, models strutting their stuff in flip-flops and hip thick-framed glasses, and an audience that included the likes of Penelope Cruz, Usher, and Blackpink's very own Jennie Kim. It was a star-studded affair! ✨
But that's not all! The setting was as extraordinary as the fashion itself. Imagine being surrounded by life-size photographs of the picturesque scrub-filled hills of the French Riviera. 🏞️
The models took center stage in the sprawling Grand Palais Ephemere exhibit hall in central Paris, showcasing tweed skirt sets with uneven hems, mesmerizing patchwork ensembles, and lightweight dresses that flowed gracefully behind them. 👗
And the details? Simply exquisite! A swimsuit with a cape, relaxed jeans elevated with a slender rhinestone belt, and dresses with sleeves sliced open to create a captivating cape-like effect. Chanel's nonchalant elegance at its finest! 💃
Can you feel the fashion fever rising? Chanel has once again left us spellbound with this stunning collection. Share your thoughts, and let's celebrate the artistry of Chanel together! 👏💄👜

05/10/2023

The Ekushey Padak winner breathed his last at Oshawa Lakeridge Hospital in Toronto on Thursday (Oct 5), his son-in-law Nadim Iqbal has confirmed.

The poet has been living in Canada for several years with his son and daughter. He has been battling blood cancer since November last year, his family said.

Asad Chowdhury was born on Feb 11, 1943, at Ulania under Mehendiganj Upazila in Barishal. He cleared his entrance exam from Armanitola Government High School in 1957 and his higher secondary from Barishal’s Brojomohun College in 1960.

He studied Bangla at Dhaka University and taught at Brahmanbaria College from 1964 to 1972. He later worked as a journalist for various newspapers.

Asad rose to fame with his first volume of poems, 'Tabak Deya Paan'. One of his most famous works, ‘Bangladesher Muktijuddho’ (The Liberation War of Bangladesh), was published in 1983. He also edited ‘Sangrami Nayok Bangabandhu’ (Bangabandhu, the Fighting Hero) the same year.

He was awarded the Ekushey Padak in 2013 and the Bangla Academy Literary Award in 1987.

He was a contributor and broadcaster of Swadhin Bangla Betar Kendra in Kolkata during the Liberation War. He was also an assistant editor for ‘Joybangla’, published from Kolkata during the war, and went on to work for ‘Daily Janapada’ in Bangladesh after independence. Asad was a correspondent for The Daily Purbodesh from 1968 to 1971.

The poet served as the director of the Bangla Academy and worked as an editor at the Bengali service of Deutsche Welle after his retirement.

Asad was a life member of the Asiatic Society of Bangladesh and a fellow of Bangla Academy, Dhaka, as well as a vice president of Radio and TV Artists Association.

05/10/2023

Ron DeSantis’ presidential bid is diverting more resources to Iowa including relocating key members of his team there and his campaign said on Wednesday.
The Florida governor's campaign has essentially made it a win-or-bust state because he badly trails Republican frontrunner Donald Trump in opinion polls in Iowa.
The DeSantis campaign on Wednesday reported raising $15 million during the third quarter and although not all of those funds will be available for use during the Republican primary. It was a lower take than the $20 million he raked in during the second quarter and a possible sign that donors are souring on DeSantis as he has failed to dent Trump’s commanding lead.

04/10/2023

📺 Just caught a hilarious and heartwarming moment in Netflix's new documentary about the Beckhams! 😂❤️
Victoria Beckham spilled the beans on how she and David first got along so well because they were "working class." But, wait for it... 🚗 David Beckham, on the other side of the door, wasn't having any of it! 😆 He challenged her to reveal the truth: "What car did your dad drive you to school in?" After some teasing and laughter, a bashful Victoria finally admitted it was a Bentley! 🙈🚘
It's moments like these that make you realize just how genuine and down-to-earth this power couple is, even after 24 years of marriage. 😍✨ The Netflix documentary, "Beckham: Unfiltered," shows that the Beckhams aren't afraid to playfully bend the truth now and then! 😂
Who else is excited to watch this heartwarming journey of love, fame, and the Beckham family? 🎥❤️

04/10/2023

Breaking News: X (Formerly Twitter) Ordered to Pay $1.1 Million in Legal Fees 🤝💼

In a recent legal development, X, formerly known as Twitter, has been directed by Delaware Chancery Court Judge Kathaleen St. J. McCormick to pay a sum of $1.1 million in legal fees accrued by a group of the social media platform's former top executives. This group, led by ex-Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal and former top lawyer Vijaya Gadde, successfully argued that Twitter had violated its obligations to cover the legal expenses incurred during their tenure at the company.

03/10/2023

Finland’s Government is facing an autumn of discontent as trade unions and students put pressure on it over cuts to social welfare, the erosion of employment rights, job security and new restriction on international students who want to stay in the Nordic nation.

03/10/2023

The US Navy, US Marine Corps, and Armed Forces of the Philippines joined partners to commence the seventh iteration of exercise Sama Sama in Manila

02/10/2023

Huawei company aims to contribute to China’s technological progress by providing computing power to support the AI transformation of local industries. The once-in-a-decade strategic upgrade comes after the company released a new smartphone equipped with an advanced chip despite US sanctions

02/10/2023

Chinese-led researchers found that a spinning black hole in Galaxy M87 had tilted and concluded that the supermassive object has an 11-year cycle

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Israeli forces conducted a raid on the Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem's Old City, attacking Palestinian worshippers and sparking fears of wider tensions as Islamic and Jewish holidays overlap. The mosque is the third holiest shrine in Islam and the most sacred site in Judaism, known as the Temple Mount. Israeli police officers were seen beating Palestinians with batons and rifle butts, and the Palestinian Red Crescent reported that Israeli forces were preventing its medics from reaching the mosque. The violence has triggered protests and condemnations from Palestinians, with Hamas calling for large protests and people gathering in the streets. #palestine #palestine🇵🇸 #freepalestine #israel #policeattack #police #violance #jerusalem #alaqsa #alaqsamosque #news #newsupdates

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Britain, Germany and Italy detected cases of the new Omicron coronavirus variant on Saturday and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced new steps to contain the virus, while more nations imposed restrictions on travel from southern Africa. The discovery of the variant has sparked global concern, a wave of travel bans or curbs and a sell-off on financial markets on Friday as investors worried that Omicron could stall a global recovery from the nearly two-year pandemic. The two linked cases of the new variant detected in Britain were connected to travel to southern Africa, British health minister Sajid Javid said. Speaking later, Johnson laid out measures that included stricter testing rules for people arriving in the country but that stopped short of curbs on social activity other than requiring mask wearing in some settings. "We will require anyone who enters the UK to take a PCR test by the end of the second day after their arrival and to self-isolate until they have a negative result," Johnson told a news conference.

Hundreds of Central American and Haitian migrants formed a new caravan on Friday in the southern Mexican state of Chiapas, near the Guatemala border, and began walking north toward the United States. The migrants said they wanted to leave Chiapas as they had not been given humanitarian visas promised by Mexico or transferred to other parts of the country where they would have better living conditions. About 1,000 migrants, many carrying children, early on Friday began walking from Tapachula, a city bordering Guatemala, to Mapastepec, about 100 km away (62.1 miles), where they plan to join another group of migrants, caravan organizers said. A day earlier, Mexico's National Migration Institute (INM) began transferring hundreds of migrants to other parts of the country after they had spent months waiting in Tapachula for a response to requests for refuge or humanitarian visas.

The discovery of a new coronavirus variant named Omicron triggered global alarm on Friday as countries rushed to suspend travel from southern Africa and stock markets on both sides of the Atlantic suffered their biggest falls in more than a year. The World Health Organisation (WHO) said Omicron may spread more quickly than other forms, and preliminary evidence suggested there is an increased risk of reinfection. Epidemiologists warned travel curbs may be too late to stop Omicron from circulating globally. The new mutations were first discovered in South Africa and have since been detected in Belgium, Botswana, Israel and Hong Kong.

France says it is working hard to prevent migrants from attempting the dangerous crossing in freezing temperatures through one of the world's busiest shipping corridors to England, over 18 miles across the Channel. But there was no stopping the group of more than 40 migrants, including six children, who cast off from the beach near Wimereux in northern France early on Wednesday (November 24). About 15 men carried the grey dinghy, walking towards the sea. Families trailed after with their children, and men lugged an outboard motor at the rear. The migrants scrambled over the sand to the shore, loaded the children onto the dinghy and pushed it out to sea. As a woman waded out in the freezing water, she confirmed they were headed to Britain: "Go UK," she shouted back to Reuters, before swinging a garbage bag of belongings on her head to keep it dry.

Broken windows and charred debris - these were just some of the scenes from the aftermath of violent protests which rocked the Dutch city of Rotterdam over the weekend. Three people were being treated for serious injuries in a hospital after protests against COVID-19 measures saw rioters torching cars, setting off fireworks and throwing rocks at police.

The mayor of Rotterdam on Saturday condemned "an orgy of violence" at protests against COVID-19 measures in the Dutch port city, in which seven people were wounded and more than 20 arrested.

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