Narendra Modi prays for Khaleda Zia's recovery
Narendra Modi prays for Khaleda Zia's recovery
Govt taking initiatives for rehabilitating families of July victims
Govt taking initiatives for rehabilitating families of July victims
Tarique Rahman will return home soon: Salahuddin
Tarique Rahman will return home soon: Salahuddin
Govt takes comprehensive security plan to ensure free, peaceful nat’l election
Govt takes comprehensive security plan to ensure free, peaceful nat’l election
Jamaat urges prayers for Khaleda Zia's swift recovery
Jamaat urges prayers for Khaleda Zia's swift recovery
Polls will decide if Bangladesh will change: Nahid
Polls will decide if Bangladesh will change: Nahid
BNP’s 31 point charter enshrines health sector reform: Dr. Shakil 
SC registrar general Habibur appointed secretary of Supreme Court secretariat
SC registrar general Habibur appointed secretary of Supreme Court secretariat
DHAKA, Dec 1, 2025 (BSS) - The Chief Justice has appointed Supreme Court (SC) Registrar General Muhammad Habibur Rahman Siddique as the secretary of the newly established Supreme Court Secretariat. With this appointment, the Registrar General will now serve as the administrative head of the Supreme Court Secretariat while continuing his existing duties. The Supreme Court Secretariat Ordinance, 2025 was enacted to create an independent secretariat for the apex court, aimed at ensuring full judicial autonomy. The Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs Ministry issued the ordinance on Sunday as per the President's directive. The Chief Justice made the appointment in line with the separation of the judiciary. According to sub-clauses 2 and 4 of Clause 4 of the ordinance, the Chief Justice holds authority over the Supreme Court Secretariat and is legally required to appoint a secretary to lead and oversee its administrative functions.    
ACC charges two for attempting to grab abandoned govt property using fake deed
ACC charges two for attempting to grab abandoned govt property using fake deed
Two active members of banned BCL held in city
Two active members of banned BCL held in city
AL found organisationally involved in BDR carnage, Taposh identified as key coordinator: report
AL found organisationally involved in BDR carnage, Taposh identified as key coordinator: report
Govt clarifies Google takedown request figures, rejects claims of content control
Govt clarifies Google takedown request figures, rejects claims of content control
Dhaka awaits India’s reply on Hasina extradition 
Dhaka awaits India’s reply on Hasina extradition 
CA seeks written suggestions from experts on earthquake preparedness 
CA seeks written suggestions from experts on earthquake preparedness 
Remittance inflow increases by 31.37pc in November
Remittance inflow increases by 31.37pc in November
DHAKA, Dec 1, 2025 (BSS)- Expatriate Bangladeshis sent US$2.89 billion remittances in November, which was around 31.37 percent higher than the corresponding month of the previous year.    Expatriates sent home $2.20 billion in the same month the previous year, according to the latest data from the Bangladesh Bank.   November's figure is also 13 percent higher than that of the previous month.    In October, the remittance inflow was $2.56 billion.    Bangladesh has been witnessing a growing trend in remittance inflows since December of last year due to multiple factors.   These factors include a narrowing gap between official and informal exchange rates and a crackdown on money laundering, industry insiders said.   During July to November of this fiscal year, remittance inflow stood at $13.03 billion, up from $11.13 billion in the same period of the last fiscal year, the data showed.  
NBR makes use of CBMS mandatory for all bonded warehouse 
NBR makes use of CBMS mandatory for all bonded warehouse 
Newly formed 'Sommilito Islami Bank PLC' receives license
Newly formed 'Sommilito Islami Bank PLC' receives license
Baseball development training camp begins in Cox's Bazar
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Secondary school teachers will face music if they stop taking exams: Abrar 
Secondary school teachers will face music if they stop taking exams: Abrar 
Pakistan Higher Education Commission delegation meets DU VC
Pakistan Higher Education Commission delegation meets DU VC
KUET intake test on 15 Jan 
KUET intake test on 15 Jan 
BIPSOT renews MoU with Jahangirnagar University
BIPSOT renews MoU with Jahangirnagar University
Doa mahfil held at 60-Dome Mosque for Khaleda Zia's recovery
Doa mahfil held at 60-Dome Mosque for Khaleda Zia's recovery
BAGERHAT, Dec 1, 2025 (BSS) - A special prayer and milad mahfil was held  today seeking the speedy recovery of BNP Chairperson and former Prime  Minister Begum Khaleda Zia.  Bangladesh Nationalist Party Bagerhat District organised the event at the  premises of the traditional world heritage 60-Dome Mosque [Shat Gombuj  Mosque] after Asr prayers.  Bagerhat District BNP Convener Engineer ATM Akram Hossain Talim, its  Coordinator MA Salam, leaders and activists of different levels of district  BNP and its affiliated bodies and local devotees were present at the prayer  mahfil.  Engineer Akram Hossain said, "Leader Begum Khaleda Zia is a symbol of the  restoration of democracy in the country. Her recovery is the expectation of  the entire nation."  He urges everyone to continue offering special prayers and supplications for  the recovery of the uncompromising national leader Begum Khaleda Zia.
10-day BSCIC entrepreneurs fair begins in Rajshahi
10-day BSCIC entrepreneurs fair begins in Rajshahi
Platinum jubilee of Mongla Port celebrated
Platinum jubilee of Mongla Port celebrated
Husband to walk gallows for killing wife over dowry 
Husband to walk gallows for killing wife over dowry 
Sheikh Rehana's 10-katha Purbachal plot allocation cancelled
Sheikh Rehana's 10-katha Purbachal plot allocation cancelled
Hasina gets 5-year imprisonment, Rehana 7, Tulip 2 for Purbachal plot scam
Hasina gets 5-year imprisonment, Rehana 7, Tulip 2 for Purbachal plot scam
Man sentenced to life imprisonment in Jamalpur rape case
Man sentenced to life imprisonment in Jamalpur rape case
President to consider Israel's 'best interests' on Netanyahu pardon
President to consider Israel's 'best interests' on Netanyahu pardon
JERUSALEM, Dec 1, 2025 (BSS/AFP) - Israeli President Isaac Herzog said Monday  he would focus only on Israel's "best interests" when he weighs Prime  Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's request for a pardon on corruption charges. "It will be handled in the most correct and precise manner. I will consider  solely the best interests of the State of Israel and Israeli society," Herzog  said in a statement. Netanyahu announced Sunday he had submitted a pardon request, saying the  long-running cases were tearing Israel apart. US President Donald Trump also wrote to Herzog last month, seeking a pardon  for Netanyahu. The premier has repeatedly denied wrongdoing in the  proceedings. Netanyahu and his wife Sara stand accused in one case of accepting more than  $260,000 worth of luxury goods such as cigars, jewellery and champagne from  billionaires in exchange for political favours. The premier is also accused of seeking to negotiate more favourable coverage  from two Israeli media outlets in another two cases. Since the cases have exposed deep divisions in Israeli society between his  backers and opponents, Netanyahu said he was seeking a pardon to help "lower  the flames and promote the broad reconciliation that our country so  desperately needs". Netanyahu has repeatedly denied wrongdoing in the ongoing court cases and  made no admission of guilt on Sunday in announcing his bid for a pardon. Before a hearing Monday, attended by Netanyahu, protesters against and in  support of the prime minister chanted slogans outside the courthouse in Tel  Aviv, including some dressed in bright orange prisoner-style jumpsuits. "He should be standing on trial just like every other citizen in Israel,"  protester Paula Keusch told AFP. But pro-Netanyahu demonstrator Rafael Shamir said: "If the good of the  country leads Netanyahu to request a stay of the trial, then I support him."    
Bangladesh out to clinch Ireland T20 series
Bangladesh out to clinch Ireland T20 series
'As easy as making tea': Latest Kohli masterclass dispels doubts
'As easy as making tea': Latest Kohli masterclass dispels doubts
Duplantis and McLaughlin-Levrone crowned 'Athletes of the Year'
Duplantis and McLaughlin-Levrone crowned 'Athletes of the Year'
Napoli beat rivals Roma to join Milan at Serie A summit
Napoli beat rivals Roma to join Milan at Serie A summit
Real Madrid drop points at Girona in third straight Liga draw
Real Madrid drop points at Girona in third straight Liga draw
Real Madrid title hopes dented at Girona in third straight draw
Real Madrid title hopes dented at Girona in third straight draw
Williamson bolsters New Zealand for West Indies Test series
Williamson bolsters New Zealand for West Indies Test series

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BanglaFact detects ‘BD Digest’ as AL’s platform for spreading propaganda
BanglaFact detects ‘BD Digest’ as AL’s platform for spreading propaganda
BanglaFact identifies fake video using name of Police Headquarters
BanglaFact identifies fake video using name of Police Headquarters
AI-generated video circulating propaganda against BNP: Rumor Scanner
AI-generated video circulating propaganda against BNP: Rumor Scanner
BanglaFact detects false claim over Consensus Commission’s expenses
BanglaFact detects false claim over Consensus Commission’s expenses
Strategic policy measures needed to tap billion-dollar global handicrafts market: Speakers
Strategic policy measures needed to tap billion-dollar global handicrafts market: Speakers
Month-long Jatra Pala festival begins at Shilpakala Academy
Month-long Jatra Pala festival begins at Shilpakala Academy
18-day 'Oitijjhya Book Carnival 2025' ends with diverse arrangements 
18-day 'Oitijjhya Book Carnival 2025' ends with diverse arrangements 
1,174 tourists sail to Saint Martin as season opens
1,174 tourists sail to Saint Martin as season opens
Two dengue patients die, 610 fresh cases detected overnight
Two dengue patients die, 610 fresh cases detected overnight
Groundbreaking HIV prevention shots to begin in Africa
Compressive efforts stressed to improve maternal, newborn health services
Youth becomes successful in strawberry farming in Bogura 
Youth becomes successful in strawberry farming in Bogura 
Fruit mixed farming becomes popular, profitable in Rajshahi
Sugarcane crushing begins at Rajshahi Sugar Mills
Indonesians pick up the pieces after floods ravage island
Indonesians pick up the pieces after floods ravage island
DoE’s anti-pollution drive in Dhaka fines offenders TK 2.55 lakh
Greece puts capital Athens on water emergency footing