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Shawdesh Desk: The government has decided to allow business owners to keep their establishments open from 10 am to 7 pm daily ahead of Eid-ul-Azha. This time-table will be effectiveReadMore
Tk 5.68 lakh crore budget passed
Shawdesh Desk: The Jatiya Sangsad on Tuesday passed a Tk 5,68,000 crore national budget for the 2020-21 fiscal year with a target of attaining 8.2 per cent GDP growth. FinanceReadMore
Covid-19: More 64 die, 3,682 test positive, 1,844 recover in 24 hours
Shawdesh Desk: Bangladesh on Tuesday recorded 64 deaths from coronavirus in the span of 24 hours, raising the death toll to 1,847. The number of total COVID-19 patients also surgedReadMore
Coronavirus: Global death toll rises to 508,228
Shawdesh desk: The global death toll from coronavirus reached 508,228 at 10:41am till Tuesday (Bangladesh Time), according to latest data from worldometer. While 1,04,12,343 people have been diagnosed with coronavirus, 56,67,665 patients have recovered across theReadMore
Parliament passes budget for 2020-21 FY
Shawdesh desk: Parliament on Tuesday passed the Tk 568,000 crore national budget for the fiscal year 2020-21, with the slogan ‘Economic Transition and Pathway to Progress’. Finance Minister AHM MustafaReadMore
Coronavirus death toll reaches 479,879 globally
Shawdesh Desk: The global death toll from coronavirus reached 479,879 till Wednesday, according to latest data from worldometer. While 93,59,279 people have been diagnosed with coronavirus, 50,46,272 have recovered, the source said. Besides, 38,33,128 are active casesReadMore
Covid-19: More 37 die, 3,462 test positive, 1,231 recover in 24 hours
Shawdesh Desk: Bangladesh on Wednesday recorded 37 deaths from coronavirus in the span of 24 hours, raising the death toll to 1,582. The number of total COVID-19 patients also surgedReadMore
Covid-19: More 43 die, 3,412 test positive, 880 recover in 24 hours
Bangladesh on Tuesday recorded 43 deaths from coronavirus in the span of 24 hours, raising the death toll to 1,545. The number of total COVID-19 patients also surged to 1,19,198ReadMore
