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60% of cancer patients directly involved in agriculture – Adviser The 12-point action plan of the Anti-Obscenity Committee (ADOC) has been announced in Moulvibazar. A demand was made to the government to take effective measures in this regard. The committee announced that the activities of the committee will be expanded throughout Bangladesh in phases, including the formation of committees in various upazilas, awareness-raising activities in various educational institutions at the primary, secondary and college levels, and the issuance of memorandums to various relevant institutions Thousands of members participated in the Prerna Merit Scholarship Examination-24 NRB Conclave 2024 Highlights Knowledge Remittance as a Key Driver for Bangladesh’s Future UK BNP Legal Secretary Liakot Ali Returns Home After 11 Years Dhaka to send reminder letter to India regarding Hasina’s extradition Phone call between Yunus and Jake Sullivan Awami League Committed Electoral Genocide in This Country: Jamaat Ameer Jamaat workers’ conference in Moulvibazar after 53 years of independence Mithu’s Statement in Press Conference in Juri Termed as Personal by District Leaders
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JnU students call for boycott of Israeli products
An Israeli product boycott has been demanded by Jagannath University (JnU) students in retaliation for Israeli airstrikes on Palestine and Lebanon. They made their demand on Friday afternoon during a read more
A day-long science fair was organized at St. Martha’s High School, Srimangale
Moulvibazar Sadar South Azad Bakht High School and 1st year (I) ventation have been arranged
Chhatra Dal accused of attacking event of Anti-Discrimination Student Movement
Chhatra Dal supporters in Natore are said to have attacked an anti-Discrimination Student Movement event that featured a meeting with victim families and a conversation on terrorism, extortion, and corruption.
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40 RMG factories closed in Savar, Ashulia amid unrest
On Tuesday, at least 40 readymade garment (RMG) factories in Dhaka’s Savar and Ashulia regions were closed. Md Sarwar Alam, superintendent of Ashulia Industrial Police-1, stated that no untoward incidences
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