Airport cargo village fire originated from short circuit: report
Airport cargo village fire originated from short circuit: report
Referendum Ordinance gets final approval 
Referendum Ordinance gets final approval 
Bidhan calls for enhancing research for development of primary education
Bidhan calls for enhancing research for development of primary education
Women face rising cyber-bullying: Murshid
Women face rising cyber-bullying: Murshid
Integrated plan essential for coastal, deep-sea fisheries: Adviser Farida
Integrated plan essential for coastal, deep-sea fisheries: Adviser Farida
60 left-behind workers depart for Malaysia 
60 left-behind workers depart for Malaysia 
Cancer institute to be established under BMU: Dr Syed Akram Hussain
ACC publishes fresh statistics of seized, frozen assets in 11 months
ACC publishes fresh statistics of seized, frozen assets in 11 months
DHAKA, Nov 25, 2025 (BSS) - The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has published an updated statistics, including complaint submissions, inquiries, cases and asset recoveries in 11 months - from December 2024 to October 2025. According to the report, the ACC seized and frozen assets worth Tk 26,012 crore at home and abroad and imposed fines and confiscated assets worth Tk 5,380 crore. ACC Chairman Dr. Mohammad Abdul Momen came up with the developments today following a views-exchange meeting with journalists at the ACC headquarters. According to the ACC statistics, of the assets seized, Tk 3,361 crore 29 lakh 67 thousand 891 was seized within the country, while Tk 96 crore 53 lakh 80 thousand 25 was seized abroad.  On the other hand, through account freezes, Tk 22,226 crore 79 lakh 32 thousand 606 was frozen in the country and Tk 328 crore 41 lakh 43 thousand 747 abroad. During the same period, the ACC imposed fines totaling Tk 5,057 crore 94 lakh 8 thousand 310 and confiscated assets worth Tk 321 crore 88 lakh 193. According to ACC data, a total of 11,630 complaints were submitted to the Commission during the period.  Among them, 960 complaints were taken up for inquiry. Additionally, 798 enforcement operations were conducted, including 188 inquiries, 28 case filings, and 4 trap operations. A total of 23 public hearings were held during this period. Meanwhile, 512 FIRs or cases were filed, naming 2,191 accused individuals. Following investigations, 315 charge sheets were submitted to the court, implicating 1,078 accused persons. Besides, 73 final reports (FR) were submitted. In terms of progress in pending cases, 249 cases were disposed of during this period-126 cases resulted in convictions and 123 in acquittals. The Anti-Corruption Commission stated that these activities will continue in the future to ensure corruption prevention and accountability at both domestic and international levels.
Expatriates must play active role in politics: Hasnat
Expatriates must play active role in politics: Hasnat
Chattogram seen as strategic economic hub by Wuhu City Mayor
Chattogram seen as strategic economic hub by Wuhu City Mayor
CA seeks written suggestions from experts on earthquake preparedness 
CA seeks written suggestions from experts on earthquake preparedness 
Bhutan PM’s visit reaffirms enduring Dhaka–Thimphu ties: joint statement 
Bhutan PM’s visit reaffirms enduring Dhaka–Thimphu ties: joint statement 
Our only agenda is holding a free, fair election: CEC
Our only agenda is holding a free, fair election: CEC
CA for Armed Forces' efficient role to ensure smooth, festive polls
CA for Armed Forces' efficient role to ensure smooth, festive polls
Forex reserves stand at $31.10b
Forex reserves stand at $31.10b
DHAKA, Nov 25, 2025 (BSS) - Bangladesh's foreign exchange reserves have stood at US$ 31.10 billion.   But, as per the International Monetary Fund (IMF) methodology under the Balance of Payments and International Investment Position Manual (BPM6), Bangladesh's foreign exchange reserves stood at $26.39 billion, according to the latest data of the Bangladesh Bank (BB) released here today.
Janata Bank calls auction for Beximco factories
Janata Bank calls auction for Beximco factories
Banks allowed to offer special loan-rescheduling facility 
Banks allowed to offer special loan-rescheduling facility 
Tchoukball training program concludes in Feni
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NU journalism master's final exams begin on Dec 2
NU journalism master's final exams begin on Dec 2
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DU gets atomic force microscope to strengthen research quality 
DU VC urges developing MBBS, BDS education quality
DU VC urges developing MBBS, BDS education quality
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Australian delegation calls on RMSTU VC 
Speakers call for expansion of SDF maternity, cesarean allowance program in Khulna
Speakers call for expansion of SDF maternity, cesarean allowance program in Khulna
KHULNA, Nov 25, 2025 (BSS) - Speakers at a workshop today stressed the significance of the Social Development Foundation (SDF) maternity and cesarean allowance program, describing it as timely and humanitarian. They also called for expanding the project's broader initiatives including poverty alleviation, skill development training, food security, one-time grants for disadvantaged groups, rural infrastructure improvement and employment opportunities for unemployed youth to ensure wider community benefits. The divisional-level stakeholders' workshop on health and nutrition, organized under the SDF and RELI projects, was held at the conference hall of Khulna Medical College Hospital (KMCH). Arun Kumar Mondal, Regional Manager of MEL and MSI, conducted the event. Dr. Kazi Md. Ainul Haque, Director of KMCH, attended as the chief guest. SDF Regional Director Md. Kamal Bashar outlined the workshop's objectives and goals, while Dr. Kayemun Akhter Muna, Regional Director (Health & Nutrition), presented updates on ongoing health and nutrition activities. The event was presided over by KMCH Superintendent Dr. Md. Akhtaruzzaman. Khulna Civil Surgeon Dr. Md. Mahfuza Khatun, Deputy Civil Surgeon Dr. Mizanur Rahman, Dr. Syeda Rukhsana Parvin, Dr. Tarun Kanti Dash and Md. Jobayer Hossain spoke at the workshop, among others.
Two to die in Cox's Bazar drug case 
Two to die in Cox's Bazar drug case 
Agri-incentive distributed to 4,500 farmers in Gopalganj
Agri-incentive distributed to 4,500 farmers in Gopalganj
Two to die in Cox's Bazar drug case 
Two to die in Cox's Bazar drug case 
Judgment in plot scam case against Hasina, Rehana, Tulip on Dec 1
Judgment in plot scam case against Hasina, Rehana, Tulip on Dec 1
Two brothers to die in Jashore murder case
Two brothers to die in Jashore murder case
July Revolution did not propose to overturn constitution: CJ  
July Revolution did not propose to overturn constitution: CJ  
Pakistan military says did not 'attack Afghanistan': state media
Pakistan military says did not 'attack Afghanistan': state media
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, Nov 25, 2025 (AFP) - Pakistan's military denied on Tuesday it had struck neighbouring Afghanistan, rejecting accusations by the Taliban government that it was behind an overnight air raid that killed 10 people near the border. "Pakistan has not attacked Afghanistan," army spokesman Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry said in comments carried by state broadcaster PTV, adding that "the allegations of the interim Afghan government are baseless."  
Groups and venues for 2026 T20 Cricket World Cup
Groups and venues for 2026 T20 Cricket World Cup
India, Pakistan to face off in group stage of cricket T20 World Cup: ICC
India, Pakistan to face off in group stage of cricket T20 World Cup: ICC
Pakistan U19 Women's team to play T20 series in Bangladesh
Pakistan U19 Women's team to play T20 series in Bangladesh
Seminar titled “Social Protection of Female Athletes in Country's Sports Arena” held
Seminar titled “Social Protection of Female Athletes in Country's Sports Arena” held
Hosting Kabaddi World Cup is a message of Bangladesh's capability
Hosting Kabaddi World Cup is a message of Bangladesh's capability
Bangladesh meets Sri Lanka tomorrow
Bangladesh meets Sri Lanka tomorrow
BCB congratulates Marshall, Taijul, Shuvagata for personal milestone
BCB congratulates Marshall, Taijul, Shuvagata for personal milestone

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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
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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
Fake AI videos have a new generation loving 1980s life
Fake AI videos have a new generation loving 1980s life
Chhatra Dal holds Baul  Evening at TSC protesting attacks on Baul artistes
Chhatra Dal holds Baul  Evening at TSC protesting attacks on Baul artistes
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Reggae legend Jimmy Cliff dead: family
Draft master plan for Saint Martin's Island published 
Draft master plan for Saint Martin's Island published 
One dengue patient dies, 633 fresh cases detected overnight
One dengue patient dies, 633 fresh cases detected overnight
Two dengue patients die, 705 fresh cases detected overnight
‘Simplifying training for doctors in advanced, complex surgeries is crucial’
Popular winter cauliflower flooded in markets in Naogaon
Popular winter cauliflower flooded in markets in Naogaon
Seeds distributed among 3,050 marginal farmers in Bagerhat
Dinajpur targets potato cultivation on 47,250 hectares this Rabi season
Thailand floods kill 13, leaving people stranded and roads submerged
Thailand floods kill 13, leaving people stranded and roads submerged
WB stresses stronger climate adaptation in Bangladesh, other South Asian countries
EU moves to bar 'green' labels for fossil fuel investments