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Landslide strikes bus in Northern India, killing at least 15

Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer walks with Peter Kyle, Secretary of State for Business and Trade and Sean Doyle, Chief Executive of British Airways, before departing London Heathrow Airport as they head to India to meet with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and promote the recently signed trade deal, in London, Britain, October 7, 2025. Photo: Stefan Rousseau /Pool via REUTERS

UK PM Starmer visits India to build business ties after clinching trade deal

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Cardiologist shares 15 ways to lower blood pressure

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BB to extend deadline for repatriating export earnings from foreign e-commerce sales

Indian umpire’s controversial decisions and Knight deny Bangladesh historic win

Indian umpire’s controversial decisions and Knight deny Bangladesh historic win

Ambassador Khondker M Talha, Bangladesh’s permanent delegate to the Unesco and ambassador to France, Monaco, and Côte d’Ivoire, will assume the presidency. Photo: CA's Press Wing

Bangladesh elected president of Unesco General Conference for first time

Home adviser's remarks on action against Durga Puja idol makers may incite communal violence: Minority rights body

Home adviser's remarks on action against Durga Puja idol makers may incite communal violence: Minority rights body

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Close-Up: Unmasking the struggles of the working class

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BNP wants referendum on July Charter on election day

The challenges experts see in the economy

The challenges experts see in the economy

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Chattogram Port logs 12% growth in first quarter amid inflation, export slowdown

BNP Standing Committee Member Salahuddin Ahmed spoke at a discussion organised by Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal in memory of slain Buet student Abrar Fahad at Dhaka University’s TSC auditorium on Tuesday, 7 October 2025. Photo: TBS

Two regional and one global power trying to dominate the region: BNP’s Salahuddin

Cotton could potentially be a climate-smart crop for Bangladesh. Photo: Reuters

The return of white gold: Reimagining cotton in Bangladesh’s future