PM meets July martyrs' families, injured people in parliament
PM meets July martyrs' families, injured people in parliament
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Govt to implement July National Charter in line with constitution: Home Minister
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PM joins doa mahfil for late Dilara Hafiz
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Pahela Baishakh procession to be named as 'Baishakhi Shobhajatra': Nitai Roy 
Ministry refutes report on cost of 21-storey Secretariat building
Ministry refutes report on cost of 21-storey Secretariat building
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Mirza Fakhrul calls for secular, democratic state
False cases must be curbed to reduce case backlog: AG
42,710 litres of fuel seized in 24 hours through mobile courts
42,710 litres of fuel seized in 24 hours through mobile courts
DHAKA, April 5, 2026 (BSS) – A total of 42,710 litres of fuel were seized during nationwide drives conducted to curb illegal hoarding and ensure a stable fuel supply. The information was disclosed today in a press release issued by the Ministry of Power, Energy and Mineral Resources. According to the release, 333 mobile courts were operated across the country in the last 24 hours. During the drives, 41,700 litres of diesel and 1,010 litres of petrol were recovered. Additionally, 107 cases were filed, and two individuals were sentenced to 14 days in prison. The operations also led to the collection of fines amounting to Tk 4,34,650. The Energy and Mineral Resources Division stated that such drives will continue to ensure uninterrupted fuel supply and prevent irregularities.
Public holiday in 3 hill districts on Chaitra Sankranti 
Public holiday in 3 hill districts on Chaitra Sankranti 
DMP orders removal of unauthorized inter-district bus counters in Dhaka
DMP orders removal of unauthorized inter-district bus counters in Dhaka
Trump says Iran power plants, bridges to be hit if Hormuz strait not re-opened
Trump says Iran power plants, bridges to be hit if Hormuz strait not re-opened
WASHINGTON, United States, April 5, 2026 (BSS/AFP) - US President Donald Trump threatened in an expletive-laden social media post Sunday to strike Iran's power plants and bridges if the Strait of Hormuz was not reopened the next day. Following an 48-hour ultimatum he issued on Saturday, Trump said on his Truth Social platform that "Tuesday will be Power Plant Day, and Bridge Day, all wrapped up in one, in Iran. There will be nothing like it!!!" "Open the Fuckin' Strait, you crazy bastards, or you'll be living in Hell - JUST WATCH!" wrote the president, adding: "Praise be to Allah."  
PM meets July martyrs' families, injured people in parliament
PM meets July martyrs' families, injured people in parliament
Govt cuts expenditure, reduces office hours, orders markets shut after 6pm
Govt cuts expenditure, reduces office hours, orders markets shut after 6pm
People are ultimate source of power: PM
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Govt sets 180-day action plan to implement election pledges, PM tells JS
Ship carrying diesel from Malaysia docks at Ctg port
Ship carrying diesel from Malaysia docks at Ctg port
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General point to point inflation eases slightly in March 
Price fall in large-cap drives stocks further down
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Career guidance seminar on High Court Division's original jurisdiction held at JU
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Two die of electrocution in Jhenaidah
Two die of electrocution in Jhenaidah
JHENAIDAH, April 5, 2026 (BSS) - Two people were killed by electrocution in Maheshpur upazila of Jhenaidah.  The incident occurred today in the Baganmath area of Bashbaria village under the upazila. The deceased were Rafiqul Sarker, 54, son of the late Jamshed Sarker of Bathanmath village, and Nur Alam Babu, 45, son of the late Abu Sama of the same area. According to police, farmer Rafiqul Sarker went to his paddy field at noon to spray pesticides, where he was electrocuted after coming into contact with a snapped wire from an irrigation pump motor. Noticing the incident, Nur Alam Babu, who was working in a nearby field, rushed to help but was also electrocuted. Both died on the spot. Later, other farmers in the field saw their bodies lying on the ground and informed the police, who arrived at the scene and recovered them. Sub-Inspector Rezaul Samaddar of Maheshpur Police Station said signs of electrocution were found on the bodies, and the victims' families did not wish to file any complaint. Officer-in-Charge of Maheshpur Police Station, Mehedi Hasan, said the bodies were handed over to the families without autopsy upon their consent. Legal procedures are underway, and the bodies will be buried by their families.  An unnatural death case will be filed in this connection.
Top criminal arrested with arms, ammunition in Khulna
Top criminal arrested with arms, ammunition in Khulna
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Aminul announces launch of 'Notun Kuri Sports' 
Aminul announces launch of 'Notun Kuri Sports' 
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Viral photo of person at petrol pump with mosquito net is AI-generated: Rumor Scanner
Viral photo of person at petrol pump with mosquito net is AI-generated: Rumor Scanner
AI-generated video falsely attributing remarks to PM Tarique Rahman identified: BanglaFact
AI-generated video falsely attributing remarks to PM Tarique Rahman identified: BanglaFact
FactWatch debunks claim of anti-discrimination student leader's arrest
FactWatch debunks claim of anti-discrimination student leader's arrest
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AI-generated images falsely used to claim real-life extortion incidents:  BanglaFact
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Two deaths from measles, 974 suspected new cases reported in 24 hours 
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Farmers produce 1,20,275 tonnes of mustard in Rangpur region
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