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Govt should consider a land, agriculture reform commission

REFORM in land, agricultural and environmental relations has been a long-standing demand and aptly reiterated by civic groups on April 20 from a roundtable discussion in Dhaka that asked the government to form a separate commission. A large portion of farmers in Bangladesh remain landless, with many abandoning the profession due to inadequate government...

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Commission for land, agri, environment demanded

Speakers, including representatives from non-governmental organisations, on Sunday called on the government to form a commission on land and agricultural reform and environmental protection...

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Myanmar towns hit by fighting despite quake truce

Two Myanmar towns on a lucrative trade route to Thailand have been besieged by fighting despite a truce declared after last month’s massive earthquake, residents said on Thursday...

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NBR halts yarn import through land ports

The National Board of Revenue has issued a gazette notification regarding the ban on the import of yarn and some other products through the country's land ports from India, Nepal and Bhutan, following repeated demands from local textile millers...

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New Zealand's Phillips out of IPL with injury

New Zealand's Glenn Phillips has left his IPL team Gujarat Titans to return home due to injury and will miss the rest of the T20 tournament, the franchise said Saturday.

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Workshop on poultry industry held in Dhaka

The Netherlands Embassy in Bangladesh, Larive International, international business consultancy firm Lightcastle Partners and Bangladesh Poultry Industries Central Council organised a workshop titled ‘Poultry Industry Processing’ recently at Gulshan in Dhaka, says a press release.

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At high earthquake risks

AFTER a 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Myanmar and an 8.2 magnitude earthquake in Thailand on March 28, Bangladesh also felt a 4.5 magnitude tremor. The earthquake started only 597 km from Dhaka, raising concerns about earthquake risks in Bangladesh. Experts warn that the energy stored in the Indo-Burma Subduction Zone and the Dauki Fault could be released...

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Rafi claims silver, bronze medals in Thailand

Bangladesh swimmer Samiul Islam Rafi made waves at the Arena Thailand Age Group Swimming Championships 2025, winning silver and bronze medals in the open segment of the men’s 50 and 100-metre backstroke events, respectively, at the Aquatics Centre in Thailand...

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Trade through Benapole resumes

Trade with India through Benapole land port resumed on Saturday after an 8-day of suspension for Eid-ul-Fitr holidays...

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Bangladesh, Thailand ink deal to fight corruption together

The Anti-Corruption Commission of Bangladesh and the National Anti-Corruption Commission of Thailand on Friday signed a memorandum of understanding aiming at fostering international cooperation in the fight against corruption.

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India approves bill on Muslim land boards

India’s parliament passed a bill on Thursday to reform hugely wealthy Muslim land-owning organisations, with the Hindu nationalist government saying it will boost accountability while the opposition called it an ‘attack’ on a minority...

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Yunus, Modi join official dinner, meet

Chief adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus and Indian prime minister Narendra Modi met each other in Bangkok at an official dinner for BIMSTEC leaders hosted by Thai prime minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra on Thursday.

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Bangladesh foreign adviser for result-oriented BIMSTEC FTA

Bangladesh's foreign affairs adviser Md Touhid Hossain on Thursday stressed on the tangible, and result-oriented cooperation among BIMSTEC member states specially through the effective implementation of the BIMSTEC Free Trade Area enhancing intra-regional trade....

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Hay shines as NZ seal Pakistan ODI series

Mitch Hay’s rollicking 99 not out backed by some feisty seam bowling steered New Zealand to an 84-run win over Pakistan on Wednesday to take an unbeatable 2-0 lead in the one-day international series...

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Finland closes last coal-fired power plant

Finnish energy company Helen said on Tuesday that it had closed the country’s last active coal-fired power plant, ushering in ‘the end of the era of coal’ for the Nordic country.

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