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September 20, 2026, 7:07 pm

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I’m not necessarily good at any language: Rashmika Mandanna Brentford hammer London neighbours Chelsea 3-0 Crude bomb blasts across Dhaka spark panic Gas supply from Titas-28 well starts flowing into national grid Four killed in bus-private car collision in Munshiganj Rooftop solar policy may fall short of expectations Japan emperor declares Asian Games open after turbulent build-up PM for unified training system to make youth suitable for global job market Govt issues new pay scale, effective from July 1 PM heads to New York Monday for first UNGA address

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Rooftop solar policy may fall short of expectations

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Bangladesh’s strategic choices

Power crisis requires collective effort, not blame game

Sunderbans towards risk?

THE national energy sovereignty is in a critical position. Maheskhali is the only spot where all of imported liquefied natural gas is unloaded. It is important to overcome this structural

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Reimagining literacy

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Lessons from Japan, South Korea and India

IRAN’S closure of the Strait of Hormuz on March 1, followed by QatarEnergy’s force majeure declaration and matching supply suspensions from Oman’s OQ Trading and Excelerate Energy, cut off roughly