Sheikh Hasina’s homecoming day tomorrow

The 44th homecoming day of Awami League President and Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will be observed tomorrow. On May 17 in 1981, she returned to the country after a long exile. Boarding on an aircraft of the Indian Airlines, Awami League President Sheikh Hasina reached the then Kurmitola Airport here from the Indian capital of New Delhi via Kolkata at 4.30pm on that day.

AL programmes on Sheikh Hasina’s homecoming day

Tigers depart for T20 World Cup with measured expectations

Putin arrives in Beijing seeking greater support for war effort

Mild to moderate heat wave sweeps over 8 divisions

Seminar on creating entrepreneurs held at Shanto-Mariam University

Journos demand law to ensure their security

Call for extending tax holiday for tech till 2041

BASIS Executive Council Election 2024-26 held

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Derivative products to be launched in capital market by 2025

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) will launch derivatives products in the stock market by 2025.BSEC Commissioner Abdul Halim said this while speaking as the chief guest at a workshop titled `Financial Derivatives of Exchange Traded Platform-M` organized by Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE).

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Evely mega campaign ’Big Bang-2’ today

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Farmers to get digital supply chain facilities

COUNTRY

Sheikh Hasina’s homecoming day tomorrow

AL programmes on Sheikh Hasina’s homecoming day

Mild to moderate heat wave sweeps over 8 divisions

PM seeks effective population management for sustainable development

Commerce and Idustry

ADB provides $121.55m for Bangladesh’s solar power generation

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has signed a $121.55 million financing package with Dynamic Sun Energy Private Limited to build and operate a 100 - megawatt (MW) grid-connected solar photovoltaic power plant in Pabna, Bangladesh.

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UCB helps students discover global opportunities at Monash Info Day

APR showcases sustainable fibre solutions to boost thriving textile sector

Premier Bank organised open agriculture credit disbursement prog

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Visa Processing Center and Chowdhury Immigration Inc Signed MoU

World

Putin arrives in Beijing seeking greater support for war effort

Biden admin plans $1 bn in new arms for Israel despite Rafah threat

Thousands of pro-Palestinian protesters rally in Madrid

Thousands of pro-Palestinian demonstrators marched through Madrid on Saturday to demand a ceasefire in war-torn Gaza and a severing of ties between Spain and Israel.Numbering around 4,000 according to the authorities, protesters held up banners and signs condemning a "genocide" in Gaza and lauding the "resistance" of the Palestinian people.

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Sports

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Bangladesh squad for T20 World Cup

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Tech

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ICT is going to be main saviour of economy: Salman

Noting that the ICT sector is going to be the main saviour of the country`s economy in the future, Prime Minister`s Private Industry and Investment Adviser Salman Fazlur Rahman today advocated for continuing the various tax facilities policy apart from support that the sector is currently enjoying for further flourish of this sector.