Monday, 25 November 2024, 09:50 am
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‘Continued democracy helps rapid development’-PM
Online Desk: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday said Bangladesh has witnessed a tremendous progress only because of the continuation of democracy and elected governments. “Bangladesh couldn’tread more
ARSA commander among 5 arrested at Ukhiya Rohingya camp
Online Desk: Five members including the commander of Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA) have been arrested in a joint operation of RAB and Armed Police Battalion fromread more
Zamzam water sale banned in country: Consumer Rights DG
Online Desk: Sale of Zamzam water is banned in the country temporarily, said Director General (DG) of National Consumer Rights Protection Directorate AHM Shafiquzzaman on Monday. Theread more
Killing of former college principal: prime accused arrested in Lalmonirhat
The Daily Morning Voice Online Desk: Police yesterday arrested the prime accused in the case filed over the killing of former college principal M Wazed Ali fromread more
Argentina may open embassy in Dhaka next month
The Daily Morning Voice Online Desk: Argentine Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Trade, and Worship Santiago Andrés Cafiero is likely to visit Bangladesh on February 26 orread more
C&F agents on 2-day strike demanding 8-point demands
The Daily Morning Voice Online Desk: Export and import activities at all customs houses and customs stations have been kept stopped as The Federation of Bangladesh Customsread more
Ferry movement suspended on Paturia-Daulatdia
The Daily Morning Voice Online Desk: Ferry and launch movement are suspended on Daulatdia-Paturia route for dense fog. Earlier, due to increasing fog, authorities halted the ferryread more
SSC exams from April 30
The Daily Morning Voice Online Desk: This year’s Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and its equivalent examinations will begin April 30. Education Ministry approved to start examinations onread more
Two Japanese children to stay in mother’s custody
The Daily Morning Voice Online Desk: Two children of Bangladesh-born US citizen Imran Sharif and his wife Japanese citizen Eriko Nakano will remain in their mother’s custody,read more
