PM seeks more Saudi investment in Bangladesh
PM seeks more Saudi investment in Bangladesh
July Mass Uprising Day tomorrow
July Mass Uprising Day tomorrow
PM calls for preserving national unity, building democratic Bangladesh
PM calls for preserving national unity, building democratic Bangladesh
Build lasting state institutions guided by July Mass Uprising spirit: Swapon
Build lasting state institutions guided by July Mass Uprising spirit: Swapon
Integrated border management key to curbing human trafficking: Home Minister
Integrated border management key to curbing human trafficking: Home Minister
Over 2.56 lakh religious personnel to get monthly honorariums: Zabihullah
Over 2.56 lakh religious personnel to get monthly honorariums: Zabihullah
BNP’s long democratic struggle paved way for July Uprising: Ali Newaz 
'Book Reading Programme-2026' launched in Brahmanbaria
'Book Reading Programme-2026' launched in Brahmanbaria
DHAKA, Aug 4, 2026 (BSS) - The 'Book Reading Programme-2026' or 'Boi Pora Karmosuchi-2026' was launched in Brahmanbaria today with the aim of developing reading habits among students and building an enlightened society based on human values. Deputy Commissioner Md. Abu Saeed inaugurated the programme at Brahmanbaria High School and highlighted the importance of reading literature, history and science books alongside textbooks to enhance students' knowledge, creativity and intellectual growth. The programme is being implemented by the district administration in line with the directive of "Read books, build the country" and with the cooperation of book readers' organisation 'O Aa Ka Kha'. Students from schools, colleges and madrasas across the district will participate in the competition in three categories. After reading selected books on Bangla literature, the Liberation War, history, science and biographies, participants will compete through written, oral, book presentation and analysis assessments. The best 15 students from each upazila will qualify for the district-level competition. Prizes will be awarded to category-wise winners, while certificates will be given to all district- level participants. Seven special sub-committees under the district administration will supervise the programme to ensure transparency and accountability.
Drives carried out to prevent river pollution in N'ganj, South Keraniganj
Drives carried out to prevent river pollution in N'ganj, South Keraniganj
Bangladesh seeks Italy backing for post-LDC market access
Bangladesh seeks Italy backing for post-LDC market access
Spain says Schengen zone not 'compromised' in Ceuta migrant influx
Spain says Schengen zone not 'compromised' in Ceuta migrant influx
MADRID, Aug 4, 2026 (BSS/AFP) - Last week's deadly surge of irregular  migrants into Spain's north African territory of Ceuta did not "compromise"  Europe's visa-free Schengen travel zone, the Spanish interior minister said  on Tuesday. Fernando Grande-Marlaska added that Spain had already returned to Morocco  70,000 of the 72,000 migrants who reached Ceuta, raising an earlier figure of  around 50,000 arrivals. The unprecedented rush from July 30 claimed 75 lives, the Spanish  government's delegation in Ceuta said, raised from a previous toll of 72. Many migrants drowned as they tried to swim around a barrier in the  Mediterranean Sea in scenes that sparked a diplomatic spat with Spain's EU  partners. "It is clear that in no way was the Schengen area compromised in this  crisis," Marlaska told reporters in Madrid following emergency talks with EU  counterparts. "We all agreed that the Schengen zone was never in the least danger," he  said, adding that "there was no possibility of any secondary movement" of  migrants from Ceuta to continental Europe. Border passport checks are in force between Ceuta and mainland Spain. The entry of the migrants sparked tensions with Spain's EU partners, with  Italy and Denmark calling for the country to be suspended from the bloc's  Schengen free-travel area. Tuesday's meeting was therefore expected to be tense, but Marlaska said it  passed off "in an absolutely constructive tone". Around 1,000 "unprotected" minors are among the migrants who remain in Ceuta,  according to Save the Children. The Spanish government announced on Tuesday a package of 25 million euros  ($29 million) to help the authorities in Ceuta provide unaccompanied minors  with emergency care. Spain's Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has defended a more open  approach to irregular immigration in contrast with tougher policies promoted  by European peers. This year his government launched a scheme to grant legal status to irregular  migrants already living in Spain that is expected to benefit around 500,000  people, mostly Latin Americans.   
PM directs completion of comprehensive database for 'Farmer Card' by December 
PM directs completion of comprehensive database for 'Farmer Card' by December 
PM urges collective efforts to keep country clean for future generations  
PM urges collective efforts to keep country clean for future generations  
PM calls for continued US investment in Bangladesh
PM calls for continued US investment in Bangladesh
PM hands over appointment letters to three persons with disabilities
PM hands over appointment letters to three persons with disabilities
16-member committee formed to assist FBCCI administrator
16-member committee formed to assist FBCCI administrator
DHAKA, Aug 4, 2026 (BSS) - The Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FBCCI) has formed a 16-member support committee to assist its newly appointed administrator in managing the operational activities of the country's apex trade body. The committee was constituted under the Trade Organisations Act, 2022. The decision was notified to the Ministry of Commerce today through an office circular issued by FBCCI Administrator Md Fazlul Hoque. The office circular said the committee had been formed to assist the administrator in discharging his responsibilities and overseeing the operations of the trade body. The move follows the appointment of prominent business leader and former BKMEA president Md Fazlul Hoque as the administrator of the FBCCI. Hoque, managing director of Plummy Fashions Ltd and a board member of ICC Bangladesh, formally assumed office at the FBCCI headquarters in Motijheel on Sunday. The support committee comprises seven representatives from the Chamber Group and nine from the Association Group. The Chamber Group members are Taskeen Ahmed, president of the Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI); Mohammad Amirul Haque, president of the Chittagong Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCCI); Md Hasen Ali, president of the Rajshahi Chamber of Commerce and Industry; Md Ebaydul Haque Chand, president of the Barishal Chamber of Commerce and Industry; Kamran T. Rahman, president of the Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MCCI); Emdadul Hossain, president of the Rangpur Chamber of Commerce and Industry; and Sangita Ahmed, president of the Women Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The Association Group members are Mahmud Hasan Khan, president of the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA); Showkat Aziz Russell, president of the Bangladesh Textile Mills Association (BTMA); Md Abdul Hossain, president of the Bangladesh Jute Mills Association (BJMA); Abdul Muqtadir, president of the Bangladesh Association of Pharmaceutical Industries (BAPI); Abdul Hai Sarker, president of the Bangladesh Association of Banks (BAB); Mohammad Hatem, president of the Bangladesh Knitwear Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BKMEA); Shamim Ahmed, president of the Bangladesh Plastic Goods Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BPGMEA); Ali Afzal, president of the Real Estate and Housing Association of Bangladesh (REHAB); and Syed Nasim Manzur, president of the Leathergoods and Footwear Manufacturers & Exporters Association of Bangladesh.
Chinese investment sought to strengthen Bangladesh RMG backward linkage:  BGMEA
Chinese investment sought to strengthen Bangladesh RMG backward linkage:  BGMEA
Workers' remittance rises 20.9pc to $3.27bn by Aug 3
Workers' remittance rises 20.9pc to $3.27bn by Aug 3
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Police solve BNP activist Ibrahim Palash murder, four held 
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BanglaFact identifies misinformation attributed to PM regarding electricity bills
BanglaFact identifies misinformation attributed to PM regarding electricity bills
Info ministry warns over fake facebook account, page on Swapon’s name   
Info ministry warns over fake facebook account, page on Swapon’s name   
BanglaFact debunks false claim linking Jubo Dal leader to alleged abduction
BanglaFact debunks false claim linking Jubo Dal leader to alleged abduction
FactWatch identifies misinformation campaign against Jubo Dal using false video
FactWatch identifies misinformation campaign against Jubo Dal using false video
July Uprising fruit of BNP's 17-year democratic struggle: Shamim
July Uprising fruit of BNP's 17-year democratic struggle: Shamim
CHATTOGRAM, Aug 4, 2026 (BSS) - Chattogram divisional organizing secretary of BNP Mahbuber Rahman Shamim today said the July Uprising was the culmination of the party's 17-year-long movement to restore democracy, protect people's rights and resist authoritarian rule. He made the remarks at a pre-rally programme organized by the Chattogram Metropolitan BNP and its associate bodies to mark the second anniversary of the July Uprising. Shamim said Chhatra Dal played a significant role in the July-August movement in Chattogram, adding that Wasim Akram, a leader of Chittagong College Chhatra Dal, was the first martyr from the district during the movement. He also said then BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman provided continuous guidance to party leaders and activists throughout the movement and called on people to remain united in the struggle to restore democracy. The programme was chaired by Chattogram Metropolitan BNP Convener Ershad Ullah and moderated by Nazimur Rahman. BNP leaders Abu Sufian, MP, Saeed Al Noman, MP, and central executive committee member Shamsul Alam also addressed the gathering.
Rangpur ready to celebrate July Uprising Day befittingly
Rangpur ready to celebrate July Uprising Day befittingly
Hassle-free passport services bring smiles to applicants in Khulna
Hassle-free passport services bring smiles to applicants in Khulna
Ctg board's postponed HSC exams to resume on August 20
Ctg board's postponed HSC exams to resume on August 20
July art-graffiti exhibition and children’s painting competition held at CU 
July art-graffiti exhibition and children’s painting competition held at CU 
RUET holds CASR Committee meeting
RUET holds CASR Committee meeting
Fudan University Vice-President calls on DU VC
Fudan University Vice-President calls on DU VC
Aminul urges youths to work for building a peaceful society
Aminul urges youths to work for building a peaceful society
BCB to commercialize domestic tournaments under new reform plan
BCB to commercialize domestic tournaments under new reform plan
Tahsin beats his Serbian rival in 5th round
Tahsin beats his Serbian rival in 5th round
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Osaka out to improve Toronto fortunes with eye on US Open
Shafique, Babar lead strong Pakistan reply against West Indies
Shafique, Babar lead strong Pakistan reply against West Indies
Morocco, Algeria advance to WAFCON quarter-finals
Morocco, Algeria advance to WAFCON quarter-finals
Bangladesh begins preparations in Darwin for Australia Tests
Bangladesh begins preparations in Darwin for Australia Tests

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Prafulla Chandra Roy's 165th birth anniv celebrated in Paikgacha
Prafulla Chandra Roy's 165th birth anniv celebrated in Paikgacha
Massive Attack banned from Singapore over Palestinian flag display
Massive Attack banned from Singapore over Palestinian flag display
UK TV comedy star and naturalist Bill Oddie dies at 85
UK TV comedy star and naturalist Bill Oddie dies at 85
Japanese mystery author Keigo Higashino dies aged 68
Japanese mystery author Keigo Higashino dies aged 68
Nationwide training programme begins to equip youth with AI skills
Nationwide training programme begins to equip youth with AI skills
First image taken of Betelgeuse's elusive companion star
First image taken of Betelgeuse's elusive companion star
Govt working to transform Bangladesh into innovation-driven economy: Faqir Mahbub
Govt working to transform Bangladesh into innovation-driven economy: Faqir Mahbub
Afroza urges collective efforts to ensure safe tourism nationwide
Afroza urges collective efforts to ensure safe tourism nationwide
Health officials report 530 fresh cases of dengue inflection overnight
Health officials report 530 fresh cases of dengue inflection overnight
WHO pleads for more support to tackle Ebola outbreak
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Jute cultivation surpasses target in Natore 
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South Korea records its highest-ever temperature of 42.5C
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