Special Correspondent: The cost of conducting the parliamentary polls, scheduled for next month, has been estimated at $254 million—nearly $82 million more than the last election held two years ago.Nearly 130 million voters are expected to exercise their franchise in the election to be held on Feb 12. Enabling the people to cast their votes […]
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Special Correspondent : If the four-party alliance government was corrupt, then why did Jamaat-e-Islami’s two top leaders never resign at the time? Tarique Rahman has raised the question, challenging Jamaat’s present-day criticism of the BNP.On Tuesday, he referred to a particular political party, pointing towards Jamaat, saying it is acting in “exactly the same
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Special Correspondent : More than 400,000 expatriate Bangladeshis have cast their votes through postal ballots before the Feb 12 national election and referendum, according to the Election Commission (EC). By 1:30pm on Monday, a total of 405,164 expatriates had exercised their franchise, the EC said in a statement.Of them, 344,993 voters submitted their ballots
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DNCC Administrator Mohammad Ejaz told Daily Our Justice, “I was the one who spoke about these issues earlier. When many rumors of bribery, corruption, and irregularities surfaced in the market, I called for an investigation. I personally wrote to the ACC asking them to investigate. Labonno chowdhury : The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has
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Mymensingh Correspondent : At least 30 people have been injured in repeated clashes between supporters of the BNP-nominated candidate and an independent contender in Mymensingh’s Bhaluka Upazila amid election campaigning. The incident began around 5pm near the bus terminal and Hobirbari and continued until 9:30pm on Sunday, according to Additional Police Superintendent (Administration & Finance)
Special Correspondent : BNP Chairman Tarique Rahman on Saturday said law and order and corruption would be the two top priorities if his party forms the next government, saying that addressing these issues would help solve many other national challenges.“Our first priority is to ensure law and order. People have said it, and
Corruption & Law and order high on BNP agenda: Tarique Read Post »
Staff reporter : Winter has brought a bumper vegetable harvest across the country, supported by smooth transportation and abundant supply, yet Dhaka’s consumers are seeing little relief at the markets.Visits to several city markets showed that vegetable prices remain stubbornly high, even as farmers complain they are barely recovering production costs, raising fresh questions about
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Rangpur Correspondent : Adviser to the Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development (LGRD) and Cooperatives, Industries and Housing and Public Works Adilur Rahman Khan has said that only the defeated forces in the July uprising can stand against ‘Yes’ vote in the referendum. “Only the forces defeated in the July mass uprising and those
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Not Delhi, not Pindi, not any other country—Bangladesh comes first” as a central theme for his 2026 election campaign. Shafiq Rahman : In January 2026, Tarique Rahman, Chairman of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), adopted the slogan “Not Delhi, not Pindi, not any other country—Bangladesh comes first” as a central theme for his 2026
Not Delhi not Pindi Bangladesh first : Tarique Rahman Read Post »
According to the sources, the Baishakhi allowance for government officials and employees is proposed to be increased from 20 per cent to 50 per cent. Until now, a transport allowance was available only to employees in grades 11 to 20. The new pay commission has recommended extending this allowance to employees from grade 10 to
proposal Pay commission-Minimum salary for govt employees Tk 20,000, maximum Tk 160,000 Read Post »
