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Remittance Inflow to Bangladesh Surges by 20% to $2.52 Billion in July
Dhaka: Remittance inflow to Bangladesh reached $2,524 million ($2.52 billion) in the first 27 days of July, the first month of fiscal year 2026-27, according to the latest data from Bangladesh Bank.
According to United News of Bangladesh, this refle…
50,000 Applicants Compete in Nationwide AI Training Selection Test
Dhaka: The written examination for selecting trainees under the ‘Skills Development through Artificial Intelligence (AI) Technology for ICT-Literate Youth’ project was held simultaneously in all 64 districts on Tuesday, with around 50,000 applicants a…
‘Invest Bangladesh’ Initiative Aims to Boost Industrial Growth and Investment: Titumir
Dhaka: Prime Minister’s Finance and Planning Adviser Dr. Rashed Al Mahmud Titumir announced on Tuesday the introduction of a new growth model, ‘Invest Bangladesh,’ designed to enhance investment in the industrial and manufacturing sectors. This initia…
PM Pushes for Expanded Japanese Language Training, Skilled Workers’ Recruitment
Dhaka: Prime Minister Tarique Rahman on Tuesday sought enhanced Japanese cooperation in human resource development and skills training, urging Tokyo to recruit more skilled Bangladeshi workers by expanding Japanese language training opportunities. He …
BNP Laid Groundwork for July Uprising Through 17 Years of Struggle: Anee
Dhaka: Water Resources Minister Shahiduddin Chowdhury Anee on Tuesday asserted that the July mass uprising was built on the foundation of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party’s (BNP) prolonged 17-year movement against authoritarian rule. Speaking at a dis…
Navy Extends Support for Kataragama Pilgrimage With Community Programme
Colombo: The Navy rolled out a community support programme from 10 to 24 July 2026 to assist devotees taking part in the annual foot pilgrimage to the historic Kataragama Devalaya.
According to Ministry of Defence – Sri Lanka, the initiative was orga…
Advanced Hepatitis B Treatment at Home Can Cut Patients’ Foreign Trips, Costs: Minister Zahid
Dhaka: Social Welfare Minister Dr AZM Zahid Hossain emphasized on Tuesday that ensuring advanced hepatitis B treatment within Bangladesh could significantly reduce the number of patients traveling abroad for medical care and subsequently lower associa…
Government Promises Swift Resolution to Gas Crisis
Dhaka: The government on Tuesday once again apologised for the public suffering caused by the ongoing gas crisis, saying it is working on multiple fronts to restore normal supply after a major mechanical fault at a floating storage and regasification …