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Prof Yunus holds meeting with Khaleda Zia
UN, US express solidarity after earthquake in Dhaka
UN, US express solidarity after earthquake in Dhaka
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Rizwana urges protection of hilly landscapes, promotion of CHT indigenous products
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Tarique Rahman expresses shock, sympathy over earthquake casualties  
China honors Bangladeshi professionals at Training Reunion
China honors Bangladeshi professionals at Training Reunion
CA exchanges greetings with Jamaat Ameer
CA exchanges greetings with Jamaat Ameer
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Jamaat Ameer expresses deep shock over earthquake casualties
Jamaat Ameer expresses deep shock over earthquake casualties
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BNP health secy visits earthquake victims in hospitals
BNP health secy visits earthquake victims in hospitals
2 killed, over 150 injured as 5.7 earthquake jolts Narsingdi
2 killed, over 150 injured as 5.7 earthquake jolts Narsingdi
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SC reinstates caretaker government system 
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ICT sentences Hasina, Kamal to death for July crimes against humanity
CA reaffirms UK minister of govt’s commitment to ensuring fair, inclusive polls
CA reaffirms UK minister of govt’s commitment to ensuring fair, inclusive polls
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London SME Fair to showcase Bangladesh women entrepreneurs’ innovation
DHAKA, Nov 21, 2025 (BSS) – The Bangladesh High Commission in London has announced that the upcoming SME Fair during Heritage Week will serve as a major showcase for talent, highlighting the creativity of Bangladeshi women entrepreneurs and the innovation of British-Bangladeshi women-led businesses. The disclosure came as High Commissioner Abida Islam held a 'productive and wide-ranging' discussion with the UK Trade Envoy to Bangladesh, Baroness Rosy Winterton, and the UK High Commissioner to Bangladesh, Sarah Cook in London on Thursday. According to a message received here today, the dialogue covered key issues of mutual interest and reaffirmed both sides’ commitment to strengthening the dynamic Bangladesh–UK partnership. Preparations are now underway for the SME Fair, scheduled to be held on 13–14 December 2025 at Tower Hamlets as part of Heritage Week. The High Commission said the fair will offer women-led SMEs a valuable platform to gain international exposure, forge new business connections, and celebrate their contribution to economic growth and shared cultural heritage. It encouraged members of the community to attend and support the participating entrepreneurs, noting that Heritage Week will also celebrate Bangladesh’s rich cultural traditions and deepen community and business ties.    
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Youth held with Tk 4.29 lakh fake notes in Jashore
KHULNA, Nov 21, 2025 (BSS) - Members of Rapid Action Battalion (RAB)-6 arrested a youth from Jashore along with counterfeit Bangladeshi currency worth Tk 4,29,600 and equipment used to produce fake notes. Acting on a tip-off, a team of RAB-6, CPC-3, conducted a drive on Thursday afternoon at a tea stall near Monihar Cinema Hall under Kotwali Model Police Station, where several people were reportedly waiting to sell fake currency, a RAB-6 press release said today. During the raid, the force arrested Ibrahim Gazi, 19, son of Kashem Ali Gazi of Ganeshpur village under Patkelghata Police Station in Satkhira, and recovered Tk 90,000 in counterfeit notes from him. During interrogation, Ibrahim admitted keeping more counterfeit money and printing equipment at his Ganeshpur residence. Acting on this, RAB raided his house the same evening, seizing Tk 3,39,600 in fake notes, a color printer, computer equipment, and other materials for producing counterfeit currency. In total, Tk 4,29,600 in counterfeit notes was seized during the two operations. The arrested youth and the recovered items were handed over to Jashore Kotwali Model Police Station for legal action, and a case has been filed in this connection, the press release added.
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RAB arrests youth in Jessore with huge counterfeit currency
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Child killed as wall collapses during earthquake in Narayanganj
Tk 6.95 crore realised for workers as NLASO ramps up ADR efforts
Tk 6.95 crore realised for workers as NLASO ramps up ADR efforts
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Four sent to jail in listed criminal Mamun murder case
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Any Ukraine peace plan must respect 'territorial integrity': UN chief
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BanglaFact detects ‘BD Digest’ as AL’s platform for spreading propaganda
BanglaFact detects ‘BD Digest’ as AL’s platform for spreading propaganda
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BanglaFact identifies fake video using name of Police Headquarters
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AI-generated video circulating propaganda against BNP: Rumor Scanner
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BanglaFact detects false claim over Consensus Commission’s expenses
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EU moves to bar 'green' labels for fossil fuel investments
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