EC publishes revised list of redrawn constituencies
EC publishes revised list of redrawn constituencies
EC bars contesting in more than three seats 
EC bars contesting in more than three seats 
Country's budget for mental health research is inadequate: Dr. Noor Ahmed
Two university students die in Demra motorbike–truck collision
Two university students die in Demra motorbike–truck collision
DHAKA, Dec 12, 2025 (BSS) - Two university students were killed early today in a tragic road accident after their motorbike collided head-on with a Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC) garbage truck in Konapara area of Demra. The deceased were identified as Iram Redwan ,25, a student of Asian University of Bangladesh (AUB), and Apu Ahmed ,25, a third-year Honors student at United International University (UIU).  The accident occurred around 4:15 am while the two were returning home after attending a pre-wedding ceremony, police and local sources said. Friends rushed to the scene after receiving information about the crash and found the two victims lying on the road. They were immediately taken to the Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) emergency department, where the attending doctors declared them dead around 5 am today. Tausif, a friend who brought the victims to the hospital, said, "They were heading home when their motorbike collided head-on with a Dhaka North City Corporation garbage truck in Demra's Konapara. When we reached the spot, both were lying on the road. We rescued them and took them to DMCH, but the doctors said they had already died." Both students lived in the Chittagong Road area under Siddhirganj Police Station in Narayanganj district. Following the incident, Demra police seized the city corporation's truck involved in the crash.  Inspector Mohammad Faruk, in charge of the DMCH police camp, confirmed that the bodies have been kept in the Dhaka Medical College morgue. He also said that Demra police are investigating the incident.
Sajid rescued after 32 hours, declared dead at hospital
Sajid rescued after 32 hours, declared dead at hospital
BNP’s aim is to bring back people's fundamental rights through polls: Amir Khasru
BNP’s aim is to bring back people's fundamental rights through polls: Amir Khasru
Advisers Mahfuj, Asif tender resignation
Advisers Mahfuj, Asif tender resignation
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 
Trump exasperated by his poor polling on the economy
Trump exasperated by his poor polling on the economy
     WASHINGTON, United States, Dec 12, 2025 (BSS/AFP) - US President Donald Trump fumed Thursday after an opinion poll showed his economic approval ratings have hit a new low. The poll conducted by the University of Chicago for the Associated Press found that only 31 percent of US adults now approve of Trump's handling of the economy -- down from 40 percent in March. "When will I get credit for having created, with No Inflation, perhaps the Greatest Economy in the History of our Country?" Trump wrote, with characteristic hyperbole, in a post on his Truth Social network. "When will people understand what is happening? When will Polls reflect the Greatness of America at this point in time, and how bad it was just one year ago?" he said. The AP said that according to their polling, it was the lowest economic approval Trump has registered in his first or second term. Sixty-eight percent of respondents believe the American economy is performing poorly, according to the survey of 1,146 adults, conducted between December 4 and 8. Trump this week traveled to the eastern state of Pennsylvania to tout his economic achievements amid signs of growing public dismay about the rising cost of living -- an issue that undid the presidency of his Democratic predecessor, Joe Biden. Trump once again criticized Biden for the "disaster" he left him regarding inflation, but the 79-year-old Republican insisted Thursday that "prices are falling rapidly" and touted the strong performance of the stock market. Inflation soared during Biden's tenure. It initially slowed after Trump's return to power in January, but has accelerated since April. The last published inflation figure, in September, showed a 2.8 percent year-over-year price increase. The government did not release statistics for October due to a government shutdown. The figure for November is expected next week.  
US Treasury chief seeks looser regulation at financial stability panel
US Treasury chief seeks looser regulation at financial stability panel
Dow, S&P 500 end at records despite AI fears
Dow, S&P 500 end at records despite AI fears
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EC bars contesting in more than three seats 
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DU announces programmes marking Martyred Intellectuals’ Day, Victory Day
DU announces programmes marking Martyred Intellectuals’ Day, Victory Day
JICA interested to invest in higher education in Bangladesh
JICA interested to invest in higher education in Bangladesh
8-day book fair begins at RU
8-day book fair begins at RU
46th BCS viva voce schedule published
46th BCS viva voce schedule published
Baby Sazid laid to eternal rest at his native village
Baby Sazid laid to eternal rest at his native village
RAJSHAHI, Dec 12, 2025 (BSS) - Two-year-old Sazid Hossain, who died after slipping into a 42-foot shaft, was laid to eternal rest today at his family home in Koelhat village under Tanore upazila. A pall of grief descended on the village this morning as a large number of mourners gathered for Sazid's namaj-e-janaja, followed by his burial at the local Nekkiri Graveyard.  After a grueling 32-hour rescue effort, Fire Service teams retrieved Sazid around 9:07 pm on Thursday and rushed him to the nearest hospital, briefly raising hopes among relatives and villagers.  Those hopes were dashed shortly afterward when Upazila Health and Family Planning Officer Dr Barnabas Hasdak declared the child dead, stating that he had been "brought dead to the hospital."  The tragedy began around 1 pm on Wednesday, when Sazid accidentally fell into the deep, abandoned shaft while walking with his mother, Runa Khatun. Multiple Fire Service teams immediately launched the rescue operation. They dug down 42 feet before finally locating the child on Thursday night.  Earlier, a special camera had been lowered into the shaft but became stuck around the 35-foot level. Throughout the operation, rescuers supplied oxygen through the pipe and tried different methods to pinpoint the child's location, witnesses said.  Rajshahi Fire Service Assistant Director Didarul Alam told BSS that the rescue was initially slowed because soil had collapsed into the pipe during early attempts by villagers. Tanore Police Station officer-in-charge Shahinuzzaman said three Fire Service units-assisted by the Army, police, and the upazila administration-worked continuously in the hope of saving the child. Despite the relentless efforts, the operation ended in heartbreak when Sazid was pronounced dead.  
Polls schedule creates waves of enthusiasm in Narsingdi
Polls schedule creates waves of enthusiasm in Narsingdi
Mobile court fines vehicles to curb noise pollution in Magura
Mobile court fines vehicles to curb noise pollution in Magura
Another accused gives confessional statement in Pallabi Jubo Dal leader Kibria murder case
Another accused gives confessional statement in Pallabi Jubo Dal leader Kibria murder case
Court orders attachment of 1,936 acres of S Alam-owned land
Court orders attachment of 1,936 acres of S Alam-owned land
Housemaid Ayesha, husband remanded in Mohammadpur double-murder case
Housemaid Ayesha, husband remanded in Mohammadpur double-murder case
SC adjourns hearing on appeals against HC verdict on CG system till March 5
SC adjourns hearing on appeals against HC verdict on CG system till March 5
Democrats grill homeland security chief over immigration crackdown
Democrats grill homeland security chief over immigration crackdown
WASHINGTON, United States, Dec 12, 2025 (BSS/AFP) - Democratic lawmakers called for US Homeland Security chief Kristi Noem's resignation Thursday as she defended the Trump administration's mass deportation program at a fiery congressional hearing. "You promised America that you would go after the worst of the worst," Democratic Representative Seth Magaziner said. But the vast immigration crackdown launched under Republican President Donald Trump has swept up veterans of the US military, their relatives, pregnant women, children and even some American citizens, Magaziner said. "There are many problems with your leadership but the biggest problem is this: You don't seem to know how to tell the difference between the good guys and the bad guys," he told the House Homeland Security Committee hearing, which was interrupted by demonstrators on several occasions. The panel's ranking Democrat Bennie Thompson said Noem has "diverted resources from critical Homeland Security agencies and programs to carry out an extreme immigration agenda." "Black and brown Americans in particular, have been racially profiled, detained and locked up," Thompson said. "So rather than sitting here and wasting your time and ours with more corruption, lies and lawlessness, I call on you to resign," he said, echoing a call Democrats have made for months as ICE has raided major cities. In June, after Senator Alex Padilla was tackled and cuffed at a press conference Noem held in Los Angeles, Senator Elizabeth Warren and others demanded she step down. - Noem defends tactics - In Thursday's hearing, Representative Delia C. Ramirez told Noem "your options are limited. Either you're going to resign, Trump's going to fire you, or you will be impeached." Ramirez, who represents the midwestern city of Chicago which has seen numerous ICE raids, also made a formal request for the House Judiciary Committee to open an investigation into Noem's "unlawful and potentially impeachable actions." While Democrats lambasted Noem and the Trump administration, Republicans praised her department for securing the US-Mexico border and rounding up undocumented migrants for deportation. Noem defended the tactics of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents and accused the administration of Democrat Joe Biden of allowing "millions of people to come into our country illegally." She denied US citizens have been detained although she said there have been occasions when they were held until their identity could be confirmed. "We have never once detained or deported an American citizen," Noem said. "(When) we are doing our targeted enforcement operations against criminal illegal aliens, individuals that are in that area may be detained until we verify who they are, and then they are released." Trump ran for the White House promising to deport millions of undocumented migrants and Noem, as head of the Department of Homeland Security, oversees the operation.  
Duffy takes five as NZ thrash West Indies for 1-0 Test series lead
Duffy takes five as NZ thrash West Indies for 1-0 Test series lead
BCB congratulates Dr Asif Nazrul on new advisory role
BCB congratulates Dr Asif Nazrul on new advisory role
First Division Cricket League to begin on Dec 14
First Division Cricket League to begin on Dec 14
BCB thanks outgoing sports adviser for continuous support
BCB thanks outgoing sports adviser for continuous support
Hakim confident of hat-trick Asia Cup title
Hakim confident of hat-trick Asia Cup title
Siddique bazar post win in Sr. Div Football 
Siddique bazar post win in Sr. Div Football 
Two more matches of Premier Div. Volleyball League held
Two more matches of Premier Div. Volleyball League held

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BanglaFact detects AI-generated Joy-Trump photo
BanglaFact detects AI-generated Joy-Trump photo
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
Make your own Mickey Mouse clip - Disney embraces AI
Make your own Mickey Mouse clip - Disney embraces AI
Amy Winehouse's father sues star's friends for auctioning her clothes
Amy Winehouse's father sues star's friends for auctioning her clothes
Indian star acquitted in high-profile rape, abduction case
Indian star acquitted in high-profile rape, abduction case
Idrakpur Fort of Mughal era stands as a witness to time
Idrakpur Fort of Mughal era stands as a witness to time
3 dengue patients die, 411 fresh cases detected overnight
3 dengue patients die, 411 fresh cases detected overnight
377 fresh dengue cases detected overnight
Country's budget for mental health research is inadequate: Dr. Noor Ahmed
Aman harvest brings festive spirit, financial relief to Madaripur farmers
Aman harvest brings festive spirit, financial relief to Madaripur farmers
Seeds, fertilizers distributed among 20,200 farmers in Dinajpur
Early variety red ruby tomato field day held in Chitalmari
Floods in US, Canada force huge evacuations
Floods in US, Canada force huge evacuations
Govt to declare 4 areas in 4 dists as 'Special Biodiversity Conservation Area'
2025 on track to tie second hottest year on record: EU monitor