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April 14, 2026, 5:21 am

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PM to inaugurate ‘Farmer Card’ pre-pilot programme on April 14 Will Oil Become Cheaper Soon? Even If the War Stops, Price Pressures Are Unlikely to Ease Quickly Over 500 arrested at pro-Palestinian rally in London Earthquake felt in Sylhet Two newly elected MPs take oath in presence of PM New law to allow ex-owners reclaim 5 crisis-hit banks DMCH intern doctors give 48-hour to meet 4-point demands Former speaker Shirin Sharmin Chaudhury gets bail US, Iran officials hold direct peace talks in Pakistan Pre-piloting of Krishak Cards for 22,065 farmers set to launch on April 14

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Deadly Dorian batters Bahamas with full fury, heads for US mainland

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Uncertainty for 19 Lakh as Assam Citizens’ List NRC released

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Taslima criticises Arundhuti

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Sakif Is The Only Bangladeshi Descent Selected Hundred Of Missouri’s Top Academic Student

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Brunei resumes accepting Bangladeshis’ job visa applications

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Australia to join US-led defence effort in Hormuz

Shawdesh Desk: Australia will join the United States in a coalition of countries protecting oil tankers and cargo ships from threats posed by Iran in the Strait of Hormuz, prime

Zakir Naik apologises over racial remarks

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New Trump rule targets poor, could cut legal immigration in half

Shawdesh Desk: US president Donald Trump’s administration unveiled a sweeping rule on Monday that some experts say could cut legal immigration in half by denying visas and permanent residency to