March 19, 2024
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  • Swarupkathi timber trade sees Tk 1,000 cr annual sales

    Staff Correspondent, Barishal: The timber tradescentrein Swarupkathi of Nesarabadupazila hub see as high as Tk 1,000 crore in annual trade and provides employment for more than 50,000 people.The timber trade that has been running on the banks of the Sandhya river in Nesarabad upazila of Pirojpur for hundreds of year…

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  • Supply of consumer goods increased but price not down

    Ayub Ali : The government wants to keep the prices of daily necessities affordable in the country around the upcoming month of Ramadan. In this regard, the relevant ministries are conducting coordinated activities. Traders also gave a message of relief about consumer goods. They say that enough sugar, edible oil,…

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  • Shariah banks toughen liquidity deficit burden

    Mahfuja Mukul : Banks are required to compulsorily deposit a portion of deposits with the central bank to protect customer deposits or deposits. However, six Shariah-based banks and two conventional banks have not able to deposit the money in the central bank as required. As a result, the current accounts…

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  • Stock market is in crisis of confidence

    Gamblers increasing share prices Mahfuz Emran : For the time being, some relief has returned to the stock market, which has been in disbelief for a long time. After the floor price (minimum) was lifted from most of the companies, trading, valuation and market capitalization increased. There is excitement among…

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  • Tension along Myanmar border

    Authorities close 5 schools in Bandarban Staff Correspondent : People living along the Bangladesh-Myanmar border at Naikhongchhari are currently terrorized by clashes between the Arakan Army (AA) and the Rohingya Solidarity Organisation (RSO) and Myanmar’s security forces. The local administration has announced the closure of five primary schools in the…

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  • Bangladesh earn $273m but spend $1.20b yearly

    For tourism purposes Zarif Mahmud: Bangladesh is expected to receive 0.26 million foreign tourists in the calendar year 2024, up from 0.5 million in 2023, said Statista, a Germany-based online platform for data gathering and visualization, in its recent report. But it will hamper for the high airfare and travel…

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  • Hasina takes oath today as longest serving PM

    Zarif Mahmud : Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina,along with her cabinet members, is going to take the oath of office as Bangladesh’s Prime Minister today (Thursday) for her historic fifth term and fourth consecutive term.The new cabinet led by Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will be sworn in at Bangabhaban in Dhaka…

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  • Cox’s Bazar doesn’t see targeted tourist

    Staff Correspondent, Cox’s Bazar : Lakhs of tourists’ flock to Cox’s Bazar every year to say goodbye to the old year and welcome the new year, but this time there are no tourists as expected. Tourists do not roam in hotels-motels, beaches and various entertainment centers.Those concerned think that tourists…

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  • Govt earnestly trying to alleviate poverty: Mannan

    Staff Correspondent: Planning Minister MA Mannan yesterday said that the government under the dynamic and visionary leadership of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has been earnestly trying to alleviate poverty and eradicate hunger from the country through its various welfare-oriented initiatives.“Ours government is not a flawed government, rather a welfare government.…

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  • How Bangladesh will be affected by new US labor policy?

    Farhad Chowdhury: Recently, a letter sent to the Ministry of Commerce from the Bangladesh Mission in the United States came up for discussion. The letter warned the government of possible US sanctions on labor issues and said that Bangladesh could be one of the targets of this labor policy. How…

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