Sunday, 26 January 2025, 08:14 pm
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President, PM pay tribute to martyred intellectuals
The Daily Morning Voice Online Desk: President Abdul Hamid and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday paid rich tributes to the martyred intellectuals on the occasion ofread more
2 killed as covered van rams rickshaw, hits police box in Kalabagan
The Daily Morning Voice Online Desk: Two people were killed and two others critically injured as a speeding covered van rammed into a rickshaws and, later, crashedread more
Martyred Intellectuals Day today: Nation recalls illustrious sons and daughters
The Daily Morning Voice Online Desk: Bangladesh is observing Martyred Intellectuals Day on Wednesday (December 14, 2022) to honour the intellectuals brutally killed by the Pakistani occupationread more
PM stresses addressing traditional, non-traditional threats for national security
The Daily Morning Voice Online Desk: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today stressed the need for addressing traditional and non-traditional threats to ensure national security as the patternread more
Metro ready to roll this month
The Daily Morning Voice Online Desk: The Uttara North Station near Diabari yesterday was thronging with staffers, officials and engineers for preparations, as the country’s first-ever metroread more
Zakir makes debut as Bangladesh asked to bowl in 1st Test
The Daily Morning Voice Online Desk: India have won the toss and elected to bat first in the opening game of the two-match Test series against Bangladeshread more
No bus parking outside terminals from April 1: Mayor Atiqul
The Daily Morning Voice Online Desk: No inter-district bus will be allowed to park outside of its own terminal from on April 1 next year, Dhaka Northread more
HC orders money laundering allegetions against Ron Huque Sikder
The Daily Morning Voice Online Desk: The High Court (HC) has ordered an investigation into the allegations of money laundering through international credit cards against Sikder Groupread more
Microsoft helped digitally upskill over 171,000 Bangladeshi users
Microsoft recently announced that it has engaged 14 million learners in Asia through LinkedIn, Microsoft Learn and non-profit skilling efforts, including over 171,000 learners from Bangladesh. Microsoftread more
