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Population in Bangladesh rises to 17.15 crore: BBS

Shawdesh Desk: The total population in Bangladesh reached 17,15,90,000 till 1 January this year based on the Population and Housing Census 2022. Out of the population, 8,73,90,000 are women and

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PM deplores world’s failure to stop Israel’s mayhem in Gaza

Shawdesh Desk: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday deplored that the world is watching killings in Gaza by Israeli forces without taking any effective steps to stop the tragedy. The

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Bangladesh now home to 214 green factories

Shawdesh Desk: Bangladesh has achieved remarkable progress in building LEED-certified green factories. With one new factory achieving this feat, the number of green factories in the country increased to 214.

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Seven flyovers on Dhaka-Gazipur routes opened

Shawdesh Desk: Seven flyovers on the Dhaka-Gazipur route, under the first-ever bus rapid transit line project in Bangladesh, were formally opened for traffic on Sunday. At a virtual progranme held

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Trainee doctors, interns go on 48-hour strike

Shawdesh Desk: Trainee post-graduate and intern doctors on Saturday went on 48-hour strike at all healthcare facilities across the country to press their four-point demands, including payment of arrears and

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Drop in graft complaints to ACC raises eyebrows

Shawdesh desk: The Anti-Corruption Commission has recorded a substantial drop in the number of corruption complaints in recent years though global corruption watchdogs have found corruption rising in the country.

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Trainee doctors block city road for arrears, allowance hike

Shawdesh Desk: Several hundred trainee doctors blocked the road in front of Sheikh Hasina National Institute of Burn and Plastic Surgery in the capital on Saturday demanding arrears and allowance

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Gas cylinder leakage, bad handling put lives at risk

Shawdesh Desk: An increasing number of fire incidents or explosions originating from cylinder gas leakage or defective burners that have killed and injured many people in recent days raise an

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