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Govt issues precautionary measures to avoid casualties in lightning strikes
Shawdesh Desk: The government has issued some precautionary measures to avoid deaths and injuries by lightning strikes, which have already been declared a national disaster, reports UNB. Lightning strikes killReadMore
All set to hold Gazipur city polls tomorrow
Shawdesh desk: Countdown begins to hold elections to Gazipur City Corporation (GCC) to be held tomorrow amid much competition among candidates and enthusiasm among voters. Ruling Awami League pick AzmatReadMore
Widening of Baraiyerhat-Heanko-Ramgarh Road Project began with Indian assistance
Shawdesh desk: Indian High Commissioner Pranay Verma has said that the India-Bangladesh bilateral relationship had touched new heights across all sectors in recent times. Bangladesh has also become India’s largestReadMore
Bangladesh’s next general elections to be held under AL govt: PM
Shawdesh desk: Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina on Wednesday made it clear that the next general election in the country would be held under her Awami League government and itReadMore
Police foil BNP road march in Dhaka, Rajshahi
Shawdesh Desk: The police on Tuesday foiled a prescheduled road march of the main opposition Bangladesh Nationalist party in Rajshahi while at least 10 BNP activists were arrested and overReadMore
PM joins opening session of Qatar Economic Forum
Shawdesh desk: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina joined the opening session of the 3rd Qatar Economic Forum in Doha of Qatar on Tuesday morning. The forum is being held at FairmontReadMore
Rich people to pay more tax, mid-income less
Shawdesh desk: The wealthy people in the country are likely to levied more tax in the upcoming national budget. This is a part of the government’s hunt for more revenuesReadMore
Biden and McCarthy call debt talks ‘productive,’ but no deal
Shawdesh desk: A top US Republican and President Joe Biden on Monday both said their first one-on-one talks in months to avert a calamitous debt default were “productive,” but thatReadMore
