Jahangir urges Coast Guard to perform impartial duty in national election
Jahangir urges Coast Guard to perform impartial duty in national election
NBR publishes HS code-based import data for public access
NBR publishes HS code-based import data for public access
Election environment better than before, no challenge to peaceful voting: Home Adviser 
Election environment better than before, no challenge to peaceful voting: Home Adviser 
Fireworks, lanterns banned in Dhaka ahead of Shab-e-Barat
Fireworks, lanterns banned in Dhaka ahead of Shab-e-Barat
Journalists must be uncompromising on professionalism: Rizwana
Journalists must be uncompromising on professionalism: Rizwana
Nearly 195,000 expatriate postal ballots reach Bangladesh
Nearly 195,000 expatriate postal ballots reach Bangladesh
Violations of electoral code reported in 257 areas, TK 18.26 lakh fined
Violations of electoral code reported in 257 areas, TK 18.26 lakh fined
Partho pledges household gas connections, implement Bhola–Barisal bridge project
Hajj pilgrims' visa applications to begin Feb 8
Hajj pilgrims' visa applications to begin Feb 8
DHAKA, Feb 3, 2026 (BSS) - Registered Hajj pilgrims under both government and private initiatives will be able to apply for visas from February 8 through the Saudi Nusuk Masar system, with the process continuing until March 20. A recent press release signed by Mohammad Safiuzzaman Bhuiya, Deputy Secretary of the Hajj-1 Wing of the Ministry of Religious Affairs, stated that health examinations for all pilgrims intending to perform Hajj in 2026 are underway at government hospitals across the country.  As per Saudi directives, the pilgrims must complete health check-ups and receive prescribed vaccinations to obtain a fitness certificate, which is mandatory for performing Hajj. All registered pilgrims, including expatriate Bangladeshis, must collect the fitness certificate by March 20 after undergoing health examinations and vaccinations at designated centres. Only then can they apply for visas through the Nusuk Masar system. The notification has been issued in the public interest with approval of the competent authority.  
Fireworks, lanterns banned in Dhaka ahead of Shab-e-Barat
Fireworks, lanterns banned in Dhaka ahead of Shab-e-Barat
Govt to sell milk, eggs, meat at affordable prices during Ramadan
Govt to sell milk, eggs, meat at affordable prices during Ramadan
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
Majority of incidents involving minority communities in 2025 found non-communal: police report
Majority of incidents involving minority communities in 2025 found non-communal: police report
Mumbai stocks surge as Trump announces US-India trade deal
Mumbai stocks surge as Trump announces US-India trade deal
MUMBAI, India, Feb 3, 2026 (BSS/AFP) - Shares in Mumbai soared at the open Tuesday after US President Donald Trump announced a trade deal with India and pledged to cut tariffs on goods from the country. The Nifty stock index rallied 4.86 percent to 26,200 points on news of the deal, which Trump said came after Prime Minister Narendra Modi promised to stop buying Russian oil over the war in Ukraine.  
Australia central bank lifts key interest rate
Australia central bank lifts key interest rate
NBR publishes HS code-based import data for public access
NBR publishes HS code-based import data for public access
3 martyr families in Sunamganj satisfied with Sheikh Hasina's verdict
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UAE senior official says Iran needs to reach deal with US
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Vote for 'Sheaf of Paddy' to build a modern Koyra-Paikgacha: Bappi
USEP held meeting on technical skill development in Rajshahi
ICT prosecution files formal charge in 2 cases
Fireworks, lanterns banned in Dhaka ahead of Shab-e-Barat
Govt to sell milk, eggs, meat at affordable prices during Ramadan
Election environment better than before, no challenge to peaceful voting: Home Adviser 
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Four private colleges renamed
Four private colleges renamed
JU confers 90 students with Deans’ Award, Deans’ Merit Award
JU confers 90 students with Deans’ Award, Deans’ Merit Award
Dhaka board extends SSC form fill-up deadline 
Dhaka board extends SSC form fill-up deadline 
RU launches month-long 'AI Navigator 2026' training
RU launches month-long 'AI Navigator 2026' training
Vote for 'Sheaf of Paddy' to build a modern Koyra-Paikgacha: Bappi
Vote for 'Sheaf of Paddy' to build a modern Koyra-Paikgacha: Bappi
KHULNA, Feb 03, 2026 (BSS) - BNP-nominated candidate for Khulna-6 (Koyra-Paikgacha) constituency, S M Monirul Hasan Bappi, urged voters to support the 'Sheaf of Paddy' in the upcoming 13th Jatiya Sangsad election, pledging to transform Koyra and Paikgacha into modern and developed areas. Addressing a large election rally at Laskar Alamtala Bazar in Paikgacha Upazila on Monday, Bappi said that if elected, he would serve as a true representative of the people and work tirelessly for the development of the constituency.  The BNP candidate called on party leaders and activists to remain united and go door to door to secure victory for the 'Sheaf of Paddy'. He claimed that minority communities in the area had not suffered any loss of life or property, emphasizing that BNP leaders and activists stood beside them in difficult times.  He further stressed that BNP has never committed injustice against the Hindu community and urged people of all religions to support the party in the February 12 parliamentary election. Former Union Parishad chairman Karim Gain presided over the meeting.  The rally was also attended by Paikgacha Upazila BNP Convener Dr Abdul Majid, former General Secretary SM Enamul Haque, Member Secretary SM Imdadul Haque, Bar Association President Advocate Abdus Sattar, former Municipal BNP General Secretary Mostafa Moral, former Acting Upazila BNP General Secretary Tushar Kanti Roy, and Upazila Krishak Dal President Mecher Ali Sana as special guests.
USEP held meeting on technical skill development in Rajshahi
USEP held meeting on technical skill development in Rajshahi
Rajshahi-4 sees intensifying contest between BNP and Jamaat
Rajshahi-4 sees intensifying contest between BNP and Jamaat
Australia's Hazlewood to miss start of T20 World Cup
Australia's Hazlewood to miss start of T20 World Cup
Winter Olympics to showcase Italian venues and global tensions
Winter Olympics to showcase Italian venues and global tensions
Atletico complete triple transfer swoop on deadline day
Atletico complete triple transfer swoop on deadline day
Liverpool beat Chelsea to Rennes defender Jacquet
Liverpool beat Chelsea to Rennes defender Jacquet
ICT prosecution files formal charge in 2 cases
ICT prosecution files formal charge in 2 cases
DHAKA, Feb 03, 2026 (BSS) - The prosecution of the International Crimes Tribunal (ICT) today filed formal charges in separate cases, including one filed over the killing of seven youths in an alleged staged shootout in Gazipur in 2016.   Confirming the matter to the newsmen, prosecution Gazi MH Tamim said the prosecution has filed a formal charge against 10, including former Inspector General of Police (IGP) Mohammad Javed Patwary and former IGP AKM Shahidul Haque, former Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) commissioner Asaduzzaman Miah, former CTTC chief Md Monirul Islam and former head of detective branch (DB) Harun Ur-Rashid.   According to case documents, law enforcement agencies detained the seven youths from different parts of the country and kept them confined in a house in Gazipur in October 2016. They were later shot dead in cold blood and falsely branded as militants.   Tamim further said that a formal charge was also filed in a case against former minister Rashed Khan Menon and Qamrul Islam over their alleged role in crimes against humanity committed during the July Mass Uprising.    
GSIMAL launched to promote media and AI literacy in Global South
GSIMAL launched to promote media and AI literacy in Global South
Intel shares plunge on earnings expectations
Intel shares plunge on earnings expectations
NASA astronaut stuck in space for nine months retires
NASA astronaut stuck in space for nine months retires
US regulator appeals Meta's court victory in monopoly case
US regulator appeals Meta's court victory in monopoly case
Social media sites block 4.7 million underage accounts in Australia
Social media sites block 4.7 million underage accounts in Australia
Seven-day BRRI research review workshop begins in Gazipur
Seven-day BRRI research review workshop begins in Gazipur
GPU Cloud, PaaS launched to strengthen Digital Public Infrastructure
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 
Rumor Scanner identifies viral fake photocard targeting political sentiment
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
S. Korea celebrates breakthrough K-pop Grammy win for 'Golden'
S. Korea celebrates breakthrough K-pop Grammy win for 'Golden'
Kendrick Lamar, Bad Bunny, Lady Gaga win early at Grammys
Kendrick Lamar, Bad Bunny, Lady Gaga win early at Grammys
'Schitt's Creek' star Catherine O'Hara dead at 71
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Tourist travel to Saint Martin closed for 9 months from today
Tourist travel to Saint Martin closed for 9 months from today
14 more dengue patients hospitalized in last 24hrs
14 more dengue patients hospitalized in last 24hrs
Minnesota Somalis organize house call care amid ICE raid fears
Nurjahan calls for increased NGO activities in health sector
Munshiganj potato farmers hope for profits as cultivation exceeds target
Munshiganj potato farmers hope for profits as cultivation exceeds target
Rangpur farmers busy with Boro rice planting amid improved weather
Cumin sways in the fields: Barind farmers weave new dreams
New York records 13 cold-related deaths since late January
New York records 13 cold-related deaths since late January
World not ready for rise in extreme heat, scientists say
Experts stress rapid implementation of effective water management policy