The decision is aimed at protecting Biman's corporate network from potential data breaches
Bangladesh has continued its consultations with the United States on finalising the Agreement on Reciprocal Tariff
Traffic was disrupted for a while but later returned to normal
BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has said China’s progress under the leadership of President Xi Jinping will not only benefit Bangladesh but also play an important role in maintaining global balance.
The stalemate at the National Board of Revenue continued for yet another day as protesting officials remained firm about launching their previously announced programme today, refuting the finance ministry’s claim that an agreement was reached.
A Dhaka court yesterday placed former chief election commissioner KM Nurul Huda on a four-day fresh remand for interrogation in a case filed over alleged irregularities and bias during the past national elections.
BNP Senior Joint Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi yesterday accused “vested quarters” of using BNP’s name to serve personal interests and create unrest in various offices, including the Income Tax office.
A coalition of leftist parties and organisations under the banner of “Anti-Imperialist Patriotic People” has begun a road march from Dhaka to Chattogram to protest foreign control of ports as well as other demands centred on national sovereignty and anti-imperialism.
The government has formed a 35-member committee in each district, headed by the deputy commissioner, to implement the official programmes marking the student-led mass uprising.
Judge shortage, lack of witnesses, inadequate court infrastructure blamed for delays
Garbage is being dumped in the open along the bypass road connecting Rajshahi and Chapainawabganj, causing nuisance to local residents and passersby.
The decision is aimed at protecting Biman's corporate network from potential data breaches
Bangladesh has continued its consultations with the United States on finalising the Agreement on Reciprocal Tariff
Traffic was disrupted for a while but later returned to normal
The stalemate at the National Board of Revenue continued for yet another day as protesting officials remained firm about launching their previously announced programme today, refuting the finance ministry’s claim that an agreement was reached.
BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has said China’s progress under the leadership of President Xi Jinping will not only benefit Bangladesh but also play an important role in maintaining global balance.
A Dhaka court yesterday placed former chief election commissioner KM Nurul Huda on a four-day fresh remand for interrogation in a case filed over alleged irregularities and bias during the past national elections.
BNP Senior Joint Secretary General Ruhul Kabir Rizvi yesterday accused “vested quarters” of using BNP’s name to serve personal interests and create unrest in various offices, including the Income Tax office.
A coalition of leftist parties and organisations under the banner of “Anti-Imperialist Patriotic People” has begun a road march from Dhaka to Chattogram to protest foreign control of ports as well as other demands centred on national sovereignty and anti-imperialism.
The government has formed a 35-member committee in each district, headed by the deputy commissioner, to implement the official programmes marking the student-led mass uprising.
Judge shortage, lack of witnesses, inadequate court infrastructure blamed for delays
