Noab

Newspaper offices to remain closed for 5 days from 5-9 June for Eid-ul-Adha
Bangladesh

Newspaper offices to remain closed for 5 days from 5-9 June for Eid-ul-Adha

No newspapers will be published from 6-10 June

Illustration: UNB
Bangladesh

'Extreme cruelty': Journalist leaders condemn Noab's decision of three-day Eid leave, demand extension

The National Board of Revenue (NBR) Chairman Abdur Rahman Khan held a pre-budget discussion with the Newspaper Owners' Association of Bangladesh (Noab) at the NBR headquarters in capital’s Agargaon today (23 February). Photo: Collected
NBR

Advance tax cut for newspaper industry in next budget will be considered: NBR chair 

Logo of Newspaper Owners Association of Bangladesh (Noab). Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

Press freedom under serious attack: NOAB

Logo of Newspaper Owners Association of Bangladesh (Noab). Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

NOAB concerned over journalists’ accreditation cancellation

Supreme Court. File Photo: UNB
Court

9th Wage Board: Appellate Division to hear Noab president's arguments on 4 August

Supreme Court. File Photo: UNB
Court

SC to hear Noab's arguments on 9th Wage Board tomorrow

Logo of Newspaper Owners Association of Bangladesh (Noab). Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

Police Service Association's reaction to graft reports threat to journalism: Noab, Editors Guild

Economist Dr Wahiduddin Mahmud speaking at the Economy Chart and Proposed Budget 2024-25 organised by the Newspaper Owners Association of Bangladesh (NOAB) and Sampadak Parishad today (10 June). Photo: Collected
Economy

Politicisation of power breeds corruption and inequality: Economists

Newspaper offices to remain closed from 9-14 April
Bangladesh

Newspaper offices to remain closed from 9-14 April

Noab seeks cuts in duties, taxes for newspaper industry
Bangladesh

Noab seeks cuts in duties, taxes for newspaper industry

Syndicates most pressing challenge in Bangladesh: Economists
Bangladesh

Syndicates most pressing challenge in Bangladesh: Economists

Representational image. Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

Newspaper offices to remain closed on Pohela Boishakh