Bangladesh voices concern over its nationals safety in Iran 
Bangladesh voices concern over its nationals safety in Iran 
Bangladesh doesn’t want to see any killing at border: Home Minister 
Bangladesh doesn’t want to see any killing at border: Home Minister 
India assures gradual resumption of full visa operations: Home Minister 
India assures gradual resumption of full visa operations: Home Minister 
PSC submits its ‘Annual Report 2025’ to President 
PSC submits its ‘Annual Report 2025’ to President 
Pakistan high commissioner calls on home minister, discusses expansion of bilateral cooperation
Pakistan high commissioner calls on home minister, discusses expansion of bilateral cooperation
24/7 call centre opened for Bangladeshis in Middle East amid war
24/7 call centre opened for Bangladeshis in Middle East amid war
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Excavation programme of important canals will be visible within 180 days: Anee 
8th national voters’ day tomorrow 
8th national voters’ day tomorrow 
DHAKA, Mar 01,2026 (BSS)- The 8th national voters day will be observed tomorrow. The theme of the day is “Power of Voters is the Liberation of the Democracy.” The ministry of Information and Broadcasting has requested all public and private channels along with other electronics media to broadcast the message in a scrolling format.
BAF chief inaugurates TRADOC at Tejgaon in Dhaka Cantonment 
BAF chief inaugurates TRADOC at Tejgaon in Dhaka Cantonment 
Work underway to bring relief in city dwellers life: DNCC Administrator
Work underway to bring relief in city dwellers life: DNCC Administrator
Bangladesh voices concern over its nationals safety in Iran 
Bangladesh voices concern over its nationals safety in Iran 
OIC to campaign for Bangladesh's UNGA bid: FM
OIC to campaign for Bangladesh's UNGA bid: FM
Govt waives Tk 10,000 loans for 12 lakh farmers at PM’s directive
Govt waives Tk 10,000 loans for 12 lakh farmers at PM’s directive
PM orders to reopen sick, closed industries
PM orders to reopen sick, closed industries
Remittance inflow increases by 19.5pc in February 
Remittance inflow increases by 19.5pc in February 
DHAKA, March 1, 2026 (BSS) - Expatriate Bangladeshis sent US$3.02 billion remittances in February, which was around 19.5 percent higher than the corresponding month of the previous year. Expatriates sent home $2.53 billion in the same month the previous year, according to the latest data from the Bangladesh Bank.  During July to February of the fiscal year 2025-26, remittance inflow stood at $22.45 billion, up from $18.49 billion in the same period of the last fiscal year, the data showed.
BEPZA signs US$ 30.47m deal for manufacturing hydroponics tent
BEPZA signs US$ 30.47m deal for manufacturing hydroponics tent
Price fall in large-cap drives stocks down  
Price fall in large-cap drives stocks down  
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India assures gradual resumption of full visa operations: Home Minister 
Monirul Haque stresses joint initiative to save Cumilla 
Death toll from Iran missile attack on Israel rises to 8: first responders
Iran president says post-Khamenei interim leadership council 'started work'
BAF chief inaugurates TRADOC at Tejgaon in Dhaka Cantonment 
Pakistan high commissioner calls on home minister, discusses expansion of bilateral cooperation
8th national voters’ day tomorrow 
Govt monitors flight rescheduled amid Iran-Israel situation
Two-month fishing ban begins in Bhola’s rivers
Young Tigers U18 national cricket final tomorrow
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EIIN of 158 educational institutions temporarily suspended 
EIIN of 158 educational institutions temporarily suspended 
Gulshan-Banani Sarbajanin Puja Foundation awards scholarships to 85 students
Gulshan-Banani Sarbajanin Puja Foundation awards scholarships to 85 students
10 sub-centres cancelled for SSC exams in Khulna
10 sub-centres cancelled for SSC exams in Khulna
68,768 students get Junior, Dakhil 8th and Ebtedayi scholarships
68,768 students get Junior, Dakhil 8th and Ebtedayi scholarships
Monirul Haque stresses joint initiative to save Cumilla 
Monirul Haque stresses joint initiative to save Cumilla 
CUMILLA, Mar 1, 2026 (BSS) -Monirul Haque Chowdhury, Parliament Member for  Cumilla-6 constituency, today stressed the need for a coordinated initiative  to address congestion, waterlogging and unplanned urbanisation in Cumilla. "The deteriorated city could be revived through joint efforts of the City  Corporation, Roads and Highways Department and Water Development Board," he  said while speaking as the chief guest at an exchange meeting with City  Corporation officials here. "I pledged development to the people before the election. I saw damaged roads  almost everywhere during the election campaign. Now it is time to fulfil  those promises through action," he added. He also expressed hope to extend the boundary of the City Corporation and  start the procedures immediately after the Eid. He called for immediate formation of WASA, even under curfew if necessary,  and urged the City Corporation to submit an official proposal. He warned against those involved in soil cutting from the Gomoti River. He also stressed need for Reactivating the South Cumilla-North Noakhali  irrigation project aiming to reduce waterlogging in the area.
500 grams of heroin seized at Godagari border
500 grams of heroin seized at Godagari border
Initiative taken to introduce ‘Health Card’ for journalists
Initiative taken to introduce ‘Health Card’ for journalists
Young Tigers U18 national cricket final tomorrow
Young Tigers U18 national cricket final tomorrow
Jishan blitzs with century as Central Zone confirm BCL final
Jishan blitzs with century as Central Zone confirm BCL final
Ashraful sees bright future for Jishan, Akbar after BCL heroics
Ashraful sees bright future for Jishan, Akbar after BCL heroics
Inter continue Scudetto march after Champions League humbling
Inter continue Scudetto march after Champions League humbling
Ex-MP Sheikh Selim sued in corruption case 
Ex-MP Sheikh Selim sued in corruption case 
DHAKA, March 1, 2026 (BASS)- The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) today filed a case against Sheikh Fazlul Karim Selim, former Member of Parliament of  Gopalganj-2, for acquiring wealth beyond his known sources of income. According to the ACC, he misused his position and engaged in irregularities in tender processes across the country, allegedly taking commissions ranging from 10–15% preferred contractors on projects worth about TK 13,000 crore.  ACC investigations revealed that he accumulated amount worth about TK 13.59 crore in assets which is inconsistent with his declared income. The case has been filed under section 27(1) of the Anti-Corruption Commission Act, 2004. In addition, orders have been issued under section 26(1) of the same law for his wife, Fatema Selim, his sons Sheikh Fazle Fahim and Sheikh Fazle Naeem and his daughter Sheikh Amena Sultana Sonia, to submit their detailed declarations of assets. The ACC Director General Md. Akhtar Hossain disclosed this during a regular media briefing at the commission’s headquarters here.  
Meta sues Brazil, China advertisers over celebrity deepfake scams
Meta sues Brazil, China advertisers over celebrity deepfake scams
From AI to Starlink: how drone tech is reshaping war in Ukraine
From AI to Starlink: how drone tech is reshaping war in Ukraine
World leaders to declare shared stance on AI at India summit
World leaders to declare shared stance on AI at India summit
YouTube suffers widespread outage
YouTube suffers widespread outage
Google turns to century-long debt to build AI
Google turns to century-long debt to build AI
Latam-GPT: a Latin American AI to combat US-centric bias
Latam-GPT: a Latin American AI to combat US-centric bias
Launch to ISS pushed to Thursday over weather: NASA
Launch to ISS pushed to Thursday over weather: NASA

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FactWatch debunks claim of anti-discrimination student leader's arrest
FactWatch debunks claim of anti-discrimination student leader's arrest
AI-generated images falsely used to claim real-life extortion incidents:  BanglaFact
AI-generated images falsely used to claim real-life extortion incidents:  BanglaFact
Nepali video falsely circulated against BNP: BanglaFact
Nepali video falsely circulated against BNP: BanglaFact
Rumor Scanner identifies Indian video falsified as Bangladesh extortion incident
Rumor Scanner identifies Indian video falsified as Bangladesh extortion incident
Mali's Afro-Latin music 'maestro' Boncana Maiga has died
Mali's Afro-Latin music 'maestro' Boncana Maiga has died
‘No nat'l award for films show smoking is misleading: BFCB
‘No nat'l award for films show smoking is misleading: BFCB
Jaws' harpoon gun and 'Star Wars' treasures lead LA film and TV auction
Jaws' harpoon gun and 'Star Wars' treasures lead LA film and TV auction
 Barishal’s iconic Baitul Aman Jame Masjid emerges as major attraction
 Barishal’s iconic Baitul Aman Jame Masjid emerges as major attraction
Vacant posts in health sector to be filled quickly: minister
Vacant posts in health sector to be filled quickly: minister
Social awareness key to resolving health sector problems: Dr Muhit 
Govt take up plans to free city dwellers from mosquito menace: Health Minister
Sunflower cultivation expanded sharply in Tangail’s char areas
Sunflower cultivation expanded sharply in Tangail’s char areas
Production and trade of date palm turned into a thriving business in Rajshahi
Mango acreage falls in Rajshahi, rises in Naogaon
Holistic approach indispensable for climate change adaptation in Barind
Holistic approach indispensable for climate change adaptation in Barind
Cyclone Gezani leaves 'monstrous' damage in Madagascar
Three-year heatwave bleached half the planet's coral reefs: study