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Since the fall of the Hasina regime on August 5, 2024, Bangladesh has witnessed an outpouring of public expression. Walls across the capital of Bangladesh, Dhaka, and other cities are now filled with powerful graffiti mainly painted by young people, broadly known as ‘Gen Z’.
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Dec 6, 2024 · Regulatory mood swings and corruption during the Awami League regime created disorderly conditions in the foreign exchange market, which led the foreign exchange reserves declining to levels too low for comfort, according to the White Paper on the State of Bangladesh economy submitted to chief adviser Muhammad Yunus on Sunday...
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5 days ago · Time for govt to head off trouble, factions should show restraint. THE death of four people and the clash that caused the death after a faction of the Tabligh Jamaat had attacked another faction said to have occupied the Bishwa Ijtema ground on the bank of the River Turag in Gazipur are shocking and unfortunate.
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5 days ago · Food Systems Transformation: Inclusive and climate-responsive solutions stressed. Speakers, including academics, at a national dialogue on Thursday emphasised the need to integrate innovative, inclusive, and climate-responsive solutions into the national agenda, collaboratively shaping the National Food Systems Pathways towards more sustainable, resilient, healthy, and equitable food systems...
The Most Popular Outspoken English Daily in Bangladesh - New Age
2 days ago · Since the fall of the Hasina regime on August 5, 2024, Bangladesh has witnessed an outpouring of public expression. Walls across the capital of Bangladesh, Dhaka, and other cities are now filled with powerful graffiti mainly painted by young people, broadly known as ‘Gen Z’.
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3 days ago · IMF’s questionable moral authority and competence. AS PER media reports, representatives of the International Monetary Fund have termed the Bangladesh Bank’s recent decision to print Tk 22,000 crore (22.5 billion) to save weak banks and to ease liquidity crisis amidst inflationary pressure as ‘suicidal.’
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3 days ago · Editor: Nurul Kabir, Published by the Chairman, Editorial Board ASM Shahidullah Khan on behalf of Media New Age Ltd. Hamid Plaza (4th floor), 300/5/A/1, Bir Uttam CR Datta Road, Hatirpool, Dhaka-1205 PABX: +8802-9632245-48, …
The Most Popular Outspoken English Daily in Bangladesh - New Age
2 days ago · Editor: Nurul Kabir, Published by the Chairman, Editorial Board ASM Shahidullah Khan on behalf of Media New Age Ltd. Hamid Plaza (4th floor), 300/5/A/1, Bir Uttam CR Datta Road, Hatirpool, Dhaka-1205 PABX: +8802-9632245-48, …
The Most Popular Outspoken English Daily in Bangladesh - New Age
1 day ago · People to take to streets again to restore voting rights: BNP. Leaders of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party on Monday urged the interim government to arrange the national election soon, saying that if necessary, the country’s people would once again would take to the streets to get back their voting rights....
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6 days ago · Ousted Bangladesh PM Hasina, family face corrption probe. The Anti-Corruption Commission on Tuesday decided to carry out an inquiry against deposed prime minister Sheikh Hasina and her family members over allegations of corruption worth Tk 80,000 crore accumulated from various development projects.