62,000 jobs lost in eight months

The economy saw some positive changes during the first six months of the new government, but overall negative trends remain more prominent, according to the private research organisation Centre for Policy Dialogue (CPD). According to the research organisation, the government’s revenue shortfall Continue Reading

Low-cost weapons emerge as key defence lesson from Iran war

The Iran war has raised a difficult question about modern warfare: how long can countries afford to fire sophisticated, multimillion-dollar missiles against cheap offensive drones? Against this backdrop, countries around the world are changing their defence strategies. Their militaries are now turning towards low-cost interceptors costing around $5,000, while reserving Continue Reading

Dealers stockpile fertilizer for black market sales

The Bangladesh Krishak-Mazdur Sanghati has called for the urgent development of an emergency fertiliser distribution task force in the midst of national instability and a serious fertiliser scarcity during the Aman paddy season. The statement released on Monday evening by General Secretary Abdul Alim and Organization President Dewan Abdur Rashid (Neelu), strongly condemned Continue Reading

PM orders feasibility study to restore girls’ stipend

The Prime Minister recently called a high-level conference at the Bangladesh Secretariat to review the Education Assistance Trust’s ongoing aims and actions, emphasising its critical role in decreasing student dropout rates through financial assistance. During the meeting, officials discussed the historical effects of the standard stipend program for girls, which was Continue Reading
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