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Sylhet tourism sector suffers Tk400cr loss for flood

Sylhet tourism sector suffers Tk400cr loss for flood

Impediments and disparity remain the main obstacles
RELIGIOUS FREEDOM IN BANGLADESH

Impediments and disparity remain the main obstacles

A US report has highlighted many impediments and disparities in the practice of religious freedom in Bangladesh, despite the country’s public support ...

Onion price rises 31%, potatoes 12% in a month

Onion price rises 31%, potatoes 12% in a month

2 Carew warehouses sealed, probe body formed
DISAPPEARANCE OF 13,000 LITRES OF SPIRIT

2 Carew warehouses sealed, probe body formed

Bangladesh restates readiness to contribute to UN Police

Bangladesh restates readiness to contribute to UN Police

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Japan scientists make smiling robot with ‘living’ skin

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Indian central govt refutes Mamata’s Ganges treaty claim

Indian central govt refutes Mamata’s Ganges treaty claim

Delhi airport roof collapses on cars

1 killed; 6 injured; flight operations at Terminal-1 severely hit

Delhi airport roof collapses on cars

Having not been cleaned for a long time, 2-3-foot garbage has accumulated on the water of Kutubkhali Canal in Jatrabari, Dhaka, causing the water flow to stop and creating a breeding ground for mosquitoes. This has led to the spread of an intolerable bad smell and germs, causing many residents to fall ill. The photo was taken on Friday. Reaz Ahmed Sumon

Having not been cleaned for a long time, 2-3-foot garbage has accumulated on the water of Kutubkhali Canal in Jatrabari, Dhaka, causing the water flow to stop and creating a breeding ground for mosquitoes. This has led to the spread of an intolerable bad smell and germs, causing many residents to fall ill. The photo was taken on Friday. Reaz Ahmed Sumon

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