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Wife wants to know what will happen to Jhumon Das

Sweety Rani Das last saw her husband outside prison on March 16, a day before a mob descended on her house -- enraged by a Facebook post. She saw her husband just once after the horrifying incident. Jhumon Das’ bail plea was rejected six times in Sunamganj lower court and once in High Court. Sweety Rani attended a rally in Shahbagh recently, demanding her husband’s release.
17 September 2021

Manikganj shops close in protest of teen gang menace

Businessmen at Manikganj bus stand’s Nabin supermarket have shut down shops tormented by teenage gangs.
17 September 2021

Tale of expatriate’s abduction in Iraq for ransom from his father back in Bangladesh

On August 3, fish seller Badal Mia was starting his day in the capital’s Karwan Bazar just like any other day when a video sent to his IMO account changed everything.
16 September 2021

Rackets in a village scamming expat workers via imo

Several groups based in Lalpur, Natore are stealing money from people by duping them on the social media app Imo. The rackets operate by hacking the accounts of migrant workers.
16 September 2021

Why have DU authorities chopped down a 30-year-old tree?

Dhaka University authorities chopped down a 30-year-old tree in the Arts Building premises located in front of Proctor’s office.
15 September 2021

Are transgender people facing discrimination in getting vaccinated?

Back in 2013, the government gave official recognition to transgender people as belonging to the "third gender". With this recognition, they are entitled to all the rights that citizens enjoy in the country. But what is the reality? Just a look at the government health service reveals the discrimination they have to face regularly. In the process of getting Covid-19 tests and vaccine, they have to face routine unwelcome experiences.
15 September 2021

Is govt amending act due to pressure from transport associations?

Government has taken steps to amend some sections of Road Transport Act-2018, just after 22 months of it being enacted, in response to demonstrations from Bangladesh Road Transport Workers Federation. The draft law is available for public evaluation on the Ministry of Road Transport and Bridges' website.
15 September 2021

How did politicians, police and admin cadre officers embezzle Tk 78 crore?

In three separate development projects in Cox’s Bazar, several administrative cadre officers, ruling party politicians, and members of Police Investigation Bureau were involved in the embezzlement of almost Tk 78 crore. The findings were revealed in an investigation by the Anti-Corruption Commission.
14 September 2021

Unlawful sand extraction: River erosion hits 3 Manikganj unions

River erosion has hit three unions in Manikganj as a result of unlawful sand extraction. In the district's Baniajurai, Singjuri, and Ghior sadar unions, rivers have already washed away at least 30 dwellings and 100 bighas of cultivable land.
14 September 2021

Dry fish port on Teesta bank: Once a regional hub, now a mere memory

The dry fish port on the banks of Teesta river in Rangpur was once a bustling hub with regular trade with Kolkata, Jalpaiguri, Cooch Behar and Assam.
14 September 2021

Low prices from Milk Vita driving dairy farmers towards unhygienic private alternatives

Low prices offered by Milk Vita, the sole government-owned dairy factory of the country, has been driving local dairy farmers to turn to unhygienic and unregulated private companies, cutting Milk Vita’s dairy production in half.
13 September 2021

Why is the stock market index skyrocketing now?

The stock market index in the country is stepping up to another new record high as time passes and experts are pointing towards a number of recent incidents and stock market authorities for this upwards trend.
13 September 2021

Tea plantation in the plains: 82 farmers find success

Eighty-two farmers from Lalmonirhat have made fortune through an unfamiliar venture -- tea plantation, not in hill slopes, but in the plains.
13 September 2021

Work on Dhaka Elevated Expressway remains incomplete in 10 years

In the last 10 years, the deadline for the completion of Dhaka Elevated Expressway has been extended three times. The budget was also increased more than 1.5 times and the progress in work is only 30.5 percent. The government has now decided to open a part of the elevated expressway from Kawla to Tejgaon from December 2022.
13 September 2021

PM inaugurates 5 power plants with combined capacity of 779 MW

5 power plants of 779 MW combined capacity have been inaugurated by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday. The Prime Minister attended the programme in a video conference from the Gono Bhaban.
12 September 2021

Can schools ensure health and safety of its students?

Educational institutions have opened across Bangladesh after 543 days of closure. But have all the students who were disconnected for such a long period returned to classes? Have the schools managed to ensure health and safety? What happens if the infection rate increases again?
12 September 2021

Schools reopen after 543 days of closure across the country

After a long 543 days of closure, schools have finally opened across the country. According to Unesco, about 4 crore students in Bangladesh were away from classrooms during the pandemic. Students and guardians have expressed joy at the reopening of educational institutions. Students have been recommended to sit in classes by maintaining social distancing measures.
12 September 2021

International standard cricket stadium by the Padma

Plans to build an international standard cricket stadium by the banks of the Padma river are already in motion. The announcement was made by State Minister for Youth and Sports, Zahid Ahsan Rasel, during a visit to the area chosen for the stadium. He also said that building the stadium by the Padma in Paturia is on Prime Minister’s priority list.
12 September 2021

Tough times for shrimp processing industry

Bangladesh's frozen shrimp processing industry is in a dismal state.
12 September 2021

Mother willingly getting trafficked to save daughter: Why didn't law enforcers intervene?

The mother who had herself trafficked to save her daughter was a resident of Mirpur Kalshi slum. At least 20 girls from the same slum were trafficked in the last 6 years. The target of the trafficking racket is mostly girls from such slums. These girls are taken out of the country with the promise of high-paying jobs, and sold to brothels in other countries.
11 September 2021