Sadia Rahman

Canadian ‘Kloth’ Interested in Making Tigers Jerseys, After Making Waves in the US

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Through a significant four-year agreement with Major League Cricket (MLC) in the US, Canadian clothing company ‘Kloth’ is increasing its global influence in the game of cricket. Since MLC’s first season in 2023, the company, founded by Bangladeshi-born Mr. Rafan Siraj and Mr. Continue Reading

Fatikchhari Administration Drives Out Illegal Sand Extraction After Daily Inqilab Report

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Following media allegations and severe orders from Chattogram-2 Member of Parliament, Mr. Sarwar Alamgir, the Fatikchhari Upazila administration has initiated an effective crackdown on illegal sand extraction. MP Alamgir gave zero-tolerance warnings against drugs, terrorism, mob violence, and illegal sand mining during a recent coordination meeting. This encouraged fast Continue Reading

Century-Long Rope-Pulling Crossing Ends: Bridge Foundation Stone Laid After Daily Inqilab Report

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Anwar Zahid Ten villages in the Saltha and Nagaranda upazilas have suffered greatly for a century because there is no bridge at the Majhardia ferry ghat that crosses the Kumar River. To cross the river, thousands of daily commuters, local farmers, educators, and students must rely only on a wooden flat-bottomed boat pulled by a […]Continue Reading

The Makkah Agreement: A New Horizon for Muslim Unity and Security

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Dr. Muhammad Asadullah Al Galib A historic trilateral agreement was inked at the Al-Safa Palace in the holy city of Makkah against the backdrop of quickly changing geopolitics and regional security. This historic initiative, known as the Makkah Joint Defense Agreement, unites the top leadership of three major Muslim powers: Turkey, a NATO member with […]Continue Reading

From Production Triumphs to Sustainable Prosperity in Fisheries

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Md. Mamun Hassan From August 16 to August 30, Bangladesh will observe National Fisheries Week-2026 with the theme ‘Self-reliant country in silver fish, Bangladesh first,’ emphasizing the industry’s vital and diverse role in rural employment, national nutrition, and the overall economy. The official Bangladesh Economic Review 2025 states that during the Continue Reading

Power Cut For 7 Straight Hours In Several Areas On Saturday

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Due to urgent emergency maintenance, residents in a number of localities under the Konabari Zonal Office in Gazipur will be without electricity for seven hours today, Saturday, August 29. Md. Shafiqul Islam, Deputy General Manager (DGM) of the Konabari Zone Office, confirmed the shutdown and said that power connections will continue to be shut off […]Continue Reading

Water ATM Booths Quench the Thirst of City Dwellers

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Eklas Haque Residents of Dhaka have long struggled to have access to purified drinking water; in the past, they had to spend a lot of money each month on filtered water or waste valuable gas boiling foul-smelling tap water. Dhaka WASA collaborated with the US-based social enterprise Drinkwell to provide advanced water ATM services around […]Continue Reading

Pakistan’s Response to Bangladesh’s Interest in the Makkah Pact

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Bangladesh’s Foreign Minister, Dr. Khalilur Rahman, announced that if member states show interest in joining the Makkah Joint Defense Pact, Dhaka will review the issue positively. Speaking at the 13th National Parliament’s third session, Dr. Khalilur Rahman made it clear that Bangladesh has not yet received a formal proposal to join the alliance. He explained Continue Reading

Kamrangirchar Lohar Bridge Reopens After Renovation in 25 Days

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The Lohar Bridge in Kamrangirchar, Dhaka, has been formally reopened to pedestrians after a quick 25-day renovation that was funded and supervised by the Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC). On Friday, August 28, DSCC Region-3 Executive Engineer Mr. Ahsan Habib, Dhaka-7 Member of Parliament Mr. Hamidur Rahman, and DSCC Administrator Mr. Abdus Salam officially opened the Continue Reading

Sundarbans Reopens on September 1 After Three-Month Ban

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The Sundarbans will reopen on September 1st, allowing registered fishermen, collectors, and both local and foreign visitors, after a three-month ban. The forest will be accessible to everyone beginning on September 1, according to Mr. Mashiur Rahman, Assistant Conservator of Forests (ACF) for the Satkhira Range. Mr. Fazlul Haque, officer-in-charge of the Burigoalini Continue Reading

Canadian ‘Kloth’ Interested in Making Tigers Jerseys, After Making Waves in the US

Fatikchhari Administration Drives Out Illegal Sand Extraction After Daily Inqilab Report

Century-Long Rope-Pulling Crossing Ends: Bridge Foundation Stone Laid After Daily Inqilab Report

The Makkah Agreement: A New Horizon for Muslim Unity and Security

From Production Triumphs to Sustainable Prosperity in Fisheries

Power Cut For 7 Straight Hours In Several Areas On Saturday

Water ATM Booths Quench the Thirst of City Dwellers

Pakistan’s Response to Bangladesh’s Interest in the Makkah Pact

Kamrangirchar Lohar Bridge Reopens After Renovation in 25 Days

Sundarbans Reopens on September 1 After Three-Month Ban

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