Swapan for maintaining professionalism, objectivity in journalism 
Swapan for maintaining professionalism, objectivity in journalism 
No illegal structures will be kept on sand dunes in Cox’s Bazar: Salahuddin 
No illegal structures will be kept on sand dunes in Cox’s Bazar: Salahuddin 
25 ships unload fuel at Ctg port in 22 days of March 
25 ships unload fuel at Ctg port in 22 days of March 
Cox’s Bazar sea beach bustling with tourists on second day of Eid
Cox’s Bazar sea beach bustling with tourists on second day of Eid
Mirza Fakhrul exchanges Eid greetings in Thakurgaon
Mirza Fakhrul exchanges Eid greetings in Thakurgaon
Major Zia’s declaration guided the nation: Rizvi
Major Zia’s declaration guided the nation: Rizvi
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Army chief visits army camps in CHT  
Army chief visits army camps in CHT  
DHAKA, March 22,2026 (BSS) - Chief of Army Staff General Waker-Uz-Zaman today visited the army camps at Rangamati of  Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHT) on the occasion of the Eid-ul-Fitr. During the visit, the army chief exchanged Eid greetings with on duty army personnel in remote mountainous areas. He also appreciated the professionalism, integrity and tireless effort for maintaining peace and order of the country  and give instruction to discharge their duties in the same way in future. Adjutant General of Bangladesh Army, General Officer Commanding (GOC), 24th Infantry Division and Area Commander , Chattogram area, army headquarters , military personnel of different ranks including senior army officials of concerned areas, among others,  present  during the visit.
Milon for engaging in politics based on sacrifice and public involvement
Milon for engaging in politics based on sacrifice and public involvement
Valiant Freedom Fighter Md. Mainuddin passes away
Valiant Freedom Fighter Md. Mainuddin passes away
Cuba readies for possible US attack, but ready to talk: diplomat
Cuba readies for possible US attack, but ready to talk: diplomat
WASHINGTON, United States, March 22, 2026 (BSS/AFP) - A top Cuban diplomat said the communist-led island is making preparations in the event of a potential US attack, but insisted it has "no quarrel" with Washington, according to an interview that aired Sunday. "Our military is always prepared. And in fact it is preparing these days for the possibility of military aggression," Cuba's Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Fernandez de Cossio told NBC, adding, however, "we truly hope that it doesn't occur." "Cuba has no quarrel with the United States. We do have the need and the right to protect ourself. But we are willing to sit down," Fernandez de Cossio said. The interview aired as Cuban authorities were scrambling Sunday to restore power to the island after the second nationwide blackout in less than a week, as the grid struggles due to aging infrastructure and a US oil blockade. The breakdowns have intensified since Cuba's main regional ally and oil supplier, Venezuela's socialist leader Nicolas Maduro, was captured in a US military operation in January. In the interview, which was taped before the blackout, Fernandez de Cossio continued: "We are acting as proactively as we can to cope with the situation." "We do hope that fuel will reach Cuba one way or the other and that this boycott that the United States has been imposing does not last and cannot be sustained forever." Power went back on in some parts of Havana, but others were still dark early Sunday, a day after the energy ministry reported a "total disconnection" of the national electric system in the country of nearly 10 million people. There have been seven nationwide blackouts since 2024, making life more difficult for Cubans who fear food will spoil in refrigerators, among other problems in a country in economic crisis. US President Donald Trump has threatened to impose tariffs on countries that sell oil to Cuba. No oil has been imported to the island since January 9, hitting the power sector while also forcing airlines to curtail flights to the island, a blow to the all-important tourism sector.
PM calls for collective efforts to build desired Bangladesh
PM calls for collective efforts to build desired Bangladesh
BNP's politics is to change people's fate: PM
BNP's politics is to change people's fate: PM
Govt starts implementing election pledges gradually: PM
Govt starts implementing election pledges gradually: PM
4 crore families to get family cards in 5 years: PM
4 crore families to get family cards in 5 years: PM
Govt trying to keep economy stable despite global pressure: Amir Khasru
Govt trying to keep economy stable despite global pressure: Amir Khasru
CHATTOGRAM, March 22, 2026 (BSS)- Finance and Planning Minister Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury stated that the government is working to maintain the stability of the country's economy amidst the ongoing conflict in the Middle East and global pressures.   Despite the challenging circumstances, he highlighted that efforts have been made to secure fuel supply, prevent fare hikes, and manage commodity prices, providing relief to the general public.  Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury, the Planning Minister, shared these comments with reporters after exchanging Eid greetings with leaders and activists from various sectors at his residence in the Mehedibagh area of the city today.  He mentioned that despite the challenges posed by the ongoing war, the government has secured alternative sources for fuel procurement to alleviate pressure on the supply system.  This has ensured that transportation services have not been disrupted due to fuel shortages during the Eid holidays, and there have been no fare increases. Amir Khasru emphasized that the government is working to sustain this situation. He also acknowledged that the government cannot fully control the repercussions of the conflict in the Middle East.  Finding sources of fuel oil and ensuring a stable supply has become a significant challenge.  Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury emphasized the need for cooperation, sympathy, and restraint from the people to address this issue collectively.  He warned about the potential escalation of pressure if the war persists, highlighting the global impact that could eventually affect the people.  Chowdhury stressed the importance of remaining composed to navigate through these challenging times.  Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury, a  ruling BNP Standing Committee Member, noted that this year's Eid celebrations are happening in a festive and fear-free environment, attributing it to the people's regained sense of ownership. He expressed optimism about the country's progress and urged everyone to remain hopeful for the future. He mentioned that there was no worker dissatisfaction in the garment sector due to the advance payment of salaries and allowances before Ramadan and Eid, which is a significant improvement from previous years.  The Finance and Planning Minister highlighted various government initiatives for the welfare of the people, such as the introduction of family and farmers' cards, loan waivers for farmers, and allowances for religious leaders. Amir Kasru urged the people to stay united and show restraint, cooperation, and empathy in facing the current global crisis.
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US-China 'Board of Trade' may help ties but experts flag market worries
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DU VC exchanges Eid greetings with teachers, students, employees 
Two Eid congregations held at DU central mosque
Two Eid congregations held at DU central mosque
CU syndicate election postponed
CU syndicate election postponed
Former CU VC Prof. Anwarul Azim Arif passes away
Former CU VC Prof. Anwarul Azim Arif passes away
Man electrocuted while fishing in Bogura
Man electrocuted while fishing in Bogura
BOGURA, March 22, 2026 (BSS) - A man has died after being electrocuted while fishing around 5:30 pm in Saghatiya village under Rameshwarpur Union of Gabtali upazila in the district. The deceased was identified as Shahinur Islam, 45, son of the late Tofazzal Hossain Tojam of the same village, said Sub-Inspector Abdur Razzaq of Gabtali Model Police Station. According to him, Shahinur Islam was catching fish by draining water from a nearby ditch using a submersible pump beside his house. After finishing the work, he accidentally came in touch  with an electric wire while arranging it, resulting in electrocution. Locals noticed the incident and rushed to rescue him and took him to  Gabtali Upazila Health Complex, but he died on the way. Police visited the scene after being informed, and necessary legal procedures are currently underway.
Two killed in motorcycle accident in Sunamganj
Two killed in motorcycle accident in Sunamganj
Fisherman’s body recovered from Tentulia river in Patuakhali
Fisherman’s body recovered from Tentulia river in Patuakhali
Pakistan's T20 cricket league cuts venues, crowds due to Gulf crisis
Pakistan's T20 cricket league cuts venues, crowds due to Gulf crisis
Double blow for Egypt as African champions Pyramids and Ahly lose
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Indonesia to ban social media access for under-16s: minister
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AI-generated video falsely attributing remarks to PM Tarique Rahman identified: BanglaFact
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FactWatch debunks claim of anti-discrimination student leader's arrest
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AI-generated images falsely used to claim real-life extortion incidents:  BanglaFact
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Nepali video falsely circulated against BNP: BanglaFact
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