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Mostafa Shabuj

Bangladeshi workers killed in Saudi Arabia fire

A village in tears

11 August 2026
Moyna Begum had no electricity at home when her son Mohan Pramanik was calling from Riyadh as a fire tore through the sofa factory where he worked.
11 August 2026
Bangladeshi man dies in Saudi Arabia factory fire

‘I will not be able to talk to you anymore’: A son’s final message before Riyadh fire

10 August 2026
For families in Naogaon, the factory fire in Saudi Arabia ended years of waiting, unfinished dreams and final conversations they cannot forget
10 August 2026
Bogura bus accident deaths today

A search for work ends in tragedy

8 August 2026
It was still dark out. Right after Fajr prayers, around 200 farm workers for hire -- some with towels slung over their shoulders, others carrying small bags -- gathered at an informal labour market in Erulia Bazar of Bogura Sadar upazila.
8 August 2026
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They came before sunrise looking for work. Seven never returned

7 August 2026
Labourers had gathered before sunrise at Bogura’s Erulia Bazar when a speeding bus crashed into the crowd
7 August 2026
Bangladesh weather forecast August 2026

A rain-soaked July is over. Now Bangladesh faces a hotter August

2 August 2026
BMD forecasts near-normal rainfall but warns of heatwaves, rising rivers and possible regional flooding
2 August 2026
Bangladeshi prisoners of war in Ukraine

They’re alive, please bring them home

1 August 2026
For nearly 11 months, every unanswered question weighed on Md Syed Ali and his wife, Rekha Begum. Their son, Rimel Mia, 27, had travelled to Russia for work but later found himself caught up in the Russia-Ukraine war.
1 August 2026
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Sudden collapse of Jamuna protection dyke puts villages at risk

29 July 2026
At least 80 metres of spur lost; residents dismantle houses to flee riverbank erosion
29 July 2026
Bangladesh flash flood alert today

FFWC warns of flash floods in ten districts within next 24 to 48 hours

20 July 2026
Very heavy rainfall inside Bangladesh and across upstream Indian states has led to rising water levels, it says
20 July 2026
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Re-polling in Gaibandha-5 today

The Election Commission has taken all-out preparations to hold the re-polling in Gaibandha-5 constituency today.
3 January 2023
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How do bus strikes ahead of BNP rallies affect transport workers?

Ordinary transport workers have been suffering due to loss of income during these strikes.
10 December 2022
Aman production

Northern smile

The bumper yield of Aman paddy and good prices has brought big smiles to the faces of rice growers in six northern districts.
3 December 2022
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Is SAARC's university losing its glory?

In the last few years, the SAU admins seem to have moved away from the right track.
19 November 2022
Kanchenjunga Bangladesh view

Calls of the Kanchenjunga

The majestic Kanchenjunga, the world’s third highest mountain.
12 November 2022
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What’s the govt doing to promote tourism?

Considering the rush of visitors from all over the country, the tourist facilities in Panchagarh are anything but adequate.
12 November 2022
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Bangladeshi among 5 suspended South Asian University students on hunger strike

Five suspended students of Delhi’s South Asian University (SAU) started an indefinite hunger strike this (November 7, 2022) afternoon after the SAU admin on (November 4, 2022) took action against them including a Bangladeshi PhD candidate over a protest to increase stipend and scholarships.
7 November 2022

Gaibandha Santals struggling for irrigation water

They staged a demonstration, blocked roads, and submitted written applications to the local electricity office, upazila nirbahi officer, and deputy commissioner. They also talked to the Rangpur divisional commissioner to get electricity for the irrigation pump. But they are yet to get it.
6 November 2022
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Northern tea farming shrivelled by unfair prices

While the government, tea board and factory owners have benefited, tea farmers have been suffering losses for years.
3 November 2022
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Rakibul wins prestigious Powerman Duathlon in Malaysia

Bangladesh’s Rakibul Islam, a national cycling champion, won Powerman Duathlon Asia Championship 2022 in Putrajaya today.
30 October 2022
Cyclone Sitrang damages Aman crops

Cyclone Sitrang damages Aman crops, fish farms

Cyclone Sitrang has affected 33,000 hectares of transplanted Aman paddy crop and washed away fish and shrimps mainly in the southern coastal districts, officials said yesterday.  
26 October 2022
Cyclone may hit Bangladesh coast

Cyclone may hit Bangladesh coast at 93kmph on Oct 25: IMD

The Indian meteorological department (IMD) provided a forecast an hour ago saying that a potential cyclone-storm is likely to hit some parts of West Bengal and Bangladesh coasts with around 93 kmph wind speed on October 25.
21 October 2022
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Gaibandha by-polls: Police, magistrates played silent roles

Some polling officials yesterday alleged they did not get enough cooperation from law enforcers and magistrates to stop irregularities during the Gaibandha-5 by-election on October 12.
19 October 2022
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Gaibandha-5 by-polls: Forced to write down election was free, fair

A number of presiding officers have alleged that they were forced by ruling Awami League men to make written statements that Wednesday’s voting in Gaibandha-5 by-polls was free and fair.
14 October 2022
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Gaibandha polls irregularities: EC blames it on local admin

The Election Commission holds the local administration and presiding officers responsible for the polling irregularities that ultimately led to the suspension of Gaibandha-5 by-election on Wednesday.
14 October 2022
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Police team robbed in Sirajganj

A team of Bogura police, on a mission to rescue an abduction victim, was robbed in Sirajganj Sadar upazila early yesterday.
12 October 2022
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Situation went ‘out of control’

In a move not seen in recent times, the Election Commission stopped the Gaibandha-5 by-polls, saying the situation went “out of control” due to widespread electoral irregularities.
12 October 2022
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Gaibandha-5 by-polls today with EVMs

The Election Commission is going to hold the by-election to the Gaibandha-5 constituency today using electronic voting machines amid confusion among many voters about how to use the devices.
11 October 2022
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‘They are all playing and I can’t even run’

“I’m not willing to talk any more about football. Football has ruined my life,” said a dejected Chathuima Marma after this reporter finally managed to contact her on phone last Thursday.
7 October 2022
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How can we expect farmers to survive on rice alone?

One does not have to be a doctor or a researcher to understand that food security is not just about having rice three times a day.
28 September 2022

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