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International Oval Office Can’t Persuade Europe to Gulp Down Far Right Sentiments

Business Research Finds That Virtual Apps Heavily Instigate Racist Comportment

Health Scientific View of Fasting

Culture Americans must restrain racism from bouncing back

Politics Pakistan under pressure from Europe for preventing illegal immigration

International The Godfather actor Robert Duvall dies at 95

International Israeli producer of 'Tehran' TV series found dead in Athens hotel

Culture Raveena on friendship with Akshay and Shilpa

Politics Shahid Shamsuzzoha Day Observed at RU with Due Respect

Business Jabed Ali’s BDCricTime Becomes a Government-Registered Media Platform in Bangladesh

Politics What Kind of Government Do We Want?

Politics Launching movement before new govt's oath is not good sign: Hafiz Uddin

Politics Touhid receives Bhutanese Prime Minister in Dhaka

Politics DORP organizes election review meeting with polls observers

International Japan premier greets PM Tarique Rahman

Politics Country will advance far under Tarique Rahman's leadership: Fakhrul

Politics Fresh grab on a freed river, political identity at the forefront

Politics 10 advisers to PM appointed with status of ministers, state ministers

International Maldivian President meets PM Tarique Rahman

Culture TCB to sell nationwide essentials from today marking holy Ramadan

International Hillary Clinton accuses Trump administration of Epstein files 'cover-up'

Politics Jamaat, NCP MPs take oath to Constitutional Reform Council

Politics Jamaat to extend all-out cooperation if govt seeks support: Shafiqur

Politics First meeting of newly formed cabinet today

International Ready to work with PM Tarique to enhance Dhaka-Beijing ties: Chinese PM

Politics BNP MPs skip oath to Reform Council

International Dhaka, Delhi can work for each other's security, prosperity: Modi tells Tarique

Politics Tarique Rahman's cabinet: A mix of trusted veterans and new faces

Politics Nation finally gets an elected govt led by PM Tarique Rahman

Culture How Pettifogging Politics Obscured Bangabir General Osmani’s Invaluable Contribution

Business PKSF, WB sign $150.75m agreement to promote youth entrepreneurship

Business BB warns against circulation of ‘sample notes’ on social media

Technology Vivo Y31d teases festive red elegance

International India plans AI ‘data city’ on staggering scale

Business Govt reduces VAT on LPG to stabilize market

Sports Nannu hopes smooth sailing for Bangladesh Cricket under new govt AA Sports Desk The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) Chief Programme Coordinator Minhajul Abedin Nannu has expressed optimism that the country's cricket will move forward smoothly as a newly-elected government prepares to take office. Nannu made the remarks at a time when Bangladesh cricket has been facing a turbulent period due to various on-and off-field issues. "Since a newly-elected government is set to take oath, we hope everything will now go smoothly," Nannu said on Monday while speaking to the media. "There have been misunderstandings among clubs, and those issues must be resolved." He emphasized that cricket must receive top priority and remain above all individual or factional interests. "We want our cricket to come first - our Bangladesh above everything," he said. "We've to move forward, keeping in mind that cricket comes first. There should be no compromise when it comes to the game. We want the best possible outcome for everyone." Nannu, a former Bangladesh captain and ex-chief selector of the BCB, also spoke about the India-Pakistan rivalry. According to him, the traditional aura surrounding India-Pakistan clashes has faded, and Bangladesh now generates greater excitement across the subcontinent. Claiming the Bangladesh vs India clash is more lively than Pakistan vs India clash, he said, "It feels that Bangladesh vs India match generates more excitement than India vs Pakistan clash." India recently secured a commanding 61-run victory over Pakistan in Colombo, improving their record to 8-1 in the last nine T20 World Cup meetings between the two sides.

Crime Fugitive arrested in Dinajpur rape case

Politics Rajshahi people elated as Minu becomes minister

Politics Netrakona gets two state ministers in Tarique's cabinet

Education Training workshop on strengthening research quality held at GAU

An implausible attempt to indoctrinate western societies with far-right ideologies