No scope for Speaker, Deputy Speaker to swear in newly elected MPs: Asif Nazrul
No scope for Speaker, Deputy Speaker to swear in newly elected MPs: Asif Nazrul
Govt approves proposal to exempt 7.5pc VAT on domestic LPG
Govt approves proposal to exempt 7.5pc VAT on domestic LPG
Govt issues gazette on 474 critically injured July Fighters
Govt issues gazette on 474 critically injured July Fighters
Ctg port strike postponed for 2 days following adviser's meeting
Ctg port strike postponed for 2 days following adviser's meeting
No corruption means Bangladesh can advance at rocket speed: Jamaat Ameer
No corruption means Bangladesh can advance at rocket speed: Jamaat Ameer
Bangladesh-India ties face some setbacks: Touhid Hossain
Bangladesh-India ties face some setbacks: Touhid Hossain
BNP candidate from Dhaka-5 pledges to resolve water logging, ensure civic amenities
I’m not making false statements against opponents: Mirza Abbas
I’m not making false statements against opponents: Mirza Abbas
DHAKA, Feb 5, 2026 (BSS) - BNP Standing Committee member and part’s candidate for Dhaka-8 constituency Mirza Abbas today said criticizing opponents in an election is normal, but making false or deceitful statements is not acceptable. "As true Muslims, we do not tell lies. We have faith, we believe in Allah. Therefore, we will not tell lies in the election,” he said at an electoral exchange meeting, organized by the Motaleb Plaza Flat Owners Association in the city this afternoon. The veteran BNP leader said he will present his past work and future plans during the election campaign. He will not use abusive or foul language regarding leaders or candidates of other parties. He urged people to vote with honesty and integrity. "The people of this country have earned the right to vote through great hardship, blood and sacrifice. I hope they will exercise this right appropriately. Our presence will be maintained at the voting centers until the results are obtained,” said Mirza Abbas. He further said that he will not get involved in any kind of disturbances or quarrels. However, he is prepared to fight if necessary after the election. Finally, he thanked the residents of the area for their support and sought their votes for ‘Sheaf of Paddy’ (Dhaner Shis).  
Navy Chief for taking utmost precautions for ensuring voters' safety
Navy Chief for taking utmost precautions for ensuring voters' safety
Ensuring impartial, transparent, acceptable polls a sacred duty: Ansar DG
Ensuring impartial, transparent, acceptable polls a sacred duty: Ansar DG
Interim govt takes 526 decisions, records 83.46 pc implementation rate
Interim govt takes 526 decisions, records 83.46 pc implementation rate
Govt to construct 1000-bed hospital in Nilphamari
Govt to construct 1000-bed hospital in Nilphamari
Feb 12 elections will set a standard for future polls: CA
Feb 12 elections will set a standard for future polls: CA
July Uprising Memorial Museum will show path to nation: CA
July Uprising Memorial Museum will show path to nation: CA
19.8pc growth of remittance inflow till Feb 4
19.8pc growth of remittance inflow till Feb 4
DHAKA, Feb 5, 2026 (BSS) - Inflow of remittances witnessed a year-on-year growth of 19.8 percent reaching $506 million in the first four days of February, according to the latest data of Bangladesh Bank (BB) issued today.   Last year, during the same period, the country's remittance inflow was $422 million.   During the July to February 4, 2026 of the current fiscal year, expatriates sent remittances of $19,939 million, which was $16,384 million during the same period of the previous fiscal year.  
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CSE organizes workshop on BSEC Public Offer Rules 2025
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PKSF to enhance support for promotion of export-oriented handicrafts
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JU suspends classes, exams Feb 9-10 ahead of national election
JU suspends classes, exams Feb 9-10 ahead of national election
NU to cancel affiliation if colleges fail to fulfil affiliation compliance: VC
NU to cancel affiliation if colleges fail to fulfil affiliation compliance: VC
BAU students voice expectations ahead of 13th national election
BAU students voice expectations ahead of 13th national election
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Education should be for creating skilled manpower: Abrar  
BNP candidate Bokul vows fight on terrorism, extortion, drugs
BNP candidate Bokul vows fight on terrorism, extortion, drugs
NARSINGDI, Feb 5, 2026 (BSS) - Sardar Sakhawat Hossain Bokul, Senior Vice President of Narsingdi District BNP and the party's nominee for the Narsingdi-4 (Monohardi-Belabo) constituency, today pledged to ensure citizen services and to fight terrorism, extortion, oppression, and drugs if elected at the election. Bokul made the remarks while addressing an election rally at Hatirdia Shadat Ali Adarsha High School ground on this afternoon, organised by Ekduaria Union BNP. "I am a freedom fighter and have devoted my life to safeguarding the independence and sovereignty of Bangladesh," he said. "I urge the people to vote for those who uphold the spirit and ideals of the Liberation War." "We seek democracy, not repression; people's rights, not plunder. The paddy sheaf symbol represents hardworking citizens and our commitment to restoring their rights. Let us ensure the victory of the people by voting for the paddy sheaf,” he added. The rally was presided over by Ekduaria Union BNP President Mostafa Hossain Shikder and conducted by General Secretary Nazmul Alam Hatem. Among others, District BNP Vice President Tofazzal Hossain Liaqat, Belabo Upazila BNP Convener Ahsan Habib Biplob, Monohardi Upazila BNP Member Secretary Aminur Rahman, Belabo Upazila BNP Member Secretary Abdul Qadir Jalil, Monohardi Upazila BNP Joint Convener Moniruzzaman Monir, Narsingdi District Jubo Dal Joint Convener Azizur Rahman Khandaker Sohag, and Upazila Jubo Dal Member Secretary Masudur Rahman Sohag attended the programme.  
National library day observed in Magura
National library day observed in Magura
Two-way or three-way contest likely in six Rangpur seats
Two-way or three-way contest likely in six Rangpur seats
Ananta maintains solo lead
Ananta maintains solo lead
Liton, Saif star in Dhumketu's facile win in Odommo T20
Liton, Saif star in Dhumketu's facile win in Odommo T20
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Arrest warrant against 3 doctors over Ayaan's post-circumcision death
Arrest warrant against 3 doctors over Ayaan's post-circumcision death
DHAKA, Feb 5, 2026 (BSS)- A court here today issued arrest warrants against  three doctors in connection with the death of five-year old Ayaan Ahmed  following a circumcision at United Hospital in the Satarkul area under Badda  of the capital. The accused are surgeon Tasnuva Mahjabin, anaesthesia specialist Syed Sabbir  Ahmed, and assistant anaesthesia specialist Md Nazim Uddin. Dhaka Metropolitan Magistrate Mohammad Ehsanul Islam passed the order after  accepting the formal charge filed by the police. According to the case documents, Ayaan was taken to the United Medical  College Hospital for circumcision on December 31, 2023. After receiving  anaesthesia before the surgery, he never regained consciousness. He remained on life support for seven days and died at the hospital on  January 8. His father, Shamim Ahmed, filed the case with Badda Police Station on January  9, 2024. Following an investigation, police filed the formal charge today.  
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GSIMAL launched to promote media and AI literacy in Global South
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Social media sites block 4.7 million underage accounts in Australia
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Seven-day BRRI research review workshop begins in Gazipur
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GPU Cloud, PaaS launched to strengthen Digital Public Infrastructure

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140 disinformation identified in 73 Indian media about Bangladesh in 2025 
140 disinformation identified in 73 Indian media about Bangladesh in 2025 
Bangladesh targeted 140 disinformation across 73 Indian news outlets in 2025: Rumor Scanner 
Bangladesh targeted 140 disinformation across 73 Indian news outlets in 2025: Rumor Scanner 
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Rumor Scanner identifies viral fake photocard targeting political sentiment
BanglaFact rejects communal linkage over grocer Sarat murder
BanglaFact rejects communal linkage over grocer Sarat murder
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Amar Ekushey Book Fair begins on Feb 20
Nazrul's works now available in English
Nazrul's works now available in English
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Tourist travel to Saint Martin closed for 9 months from today
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