‘I want my son back’

We live in Golambazar area three months ago, the boy entered the factory for work three months ago. Today, the boy went out for work at around eight. He has not been found since the fire. I want my son back.’

A woman named Kulsum Begum was working in the fire in Keraniganj, Dhaka, who was working in the fire in Keraniganj, a fire in the fire in Keraniganj, and the factory in the area of Kadmatli Dipzal Goli in the area of Aganagar Unit in South Keraniganj was on fire.

After the fire, the bodies of five workers were recovered from inside the factory, which has led to the missing several workers, one of them is Kulsoom Begum's son Naeem.




Madrasah is being launched by the Department of Commerce, which is the poison that is

Madrasa education in the country The Ministry of Education has taken up the initiative to launch the Department of Commerce. For this, four poisons may be launched initially.

Wednesday (April 1) Education at the Secretariat A meeting of the Ministry has initially taken this decision.

According to the National Curriculum Committee (NCC) meeting, four poisons may be added if the commerce department of the madrasa is launched, the poisons are accounting, finance, marketing and management.

Those concerned said that this initiative was initially taken to develop ethical skills entrepreneurs. There was talk of starting the Madrasa and Commerce Department before that, finally the initiative is going to be over.




Budgeting in budgeting limited financial capacity

Economist Devprit Bhattacharya said the new government is preparing to form its first national budget amid structural weakness, incomplete reforms and growing economic pressure, he said, saying that limited financial capacity is one of the most significant challenges for the government in the present.

He said these things at the pre-budget midata briefing titled ‘Citizens and Expectations Around Budget’ at the Center for Policy Doll (CPD) office in Dhanmondi in the capital on Tuesday.

Honorable Fellow of the Center for Policy Dattlelogue, Devprit Bhattacharya, said the government is now working within a strict budget limit, where it is becoming increasingly difficult to balance between the bucket and wealth.

He said that in this situation, maintaining financial discipline and setting a careful priority in cost may increase the pressure on the economy if the budget does not plan in line with the reality.

He also said that the initiative taken by the previous government regarding the pay scale in the last meeting of their mater has been imposed on the current government.

Dr. Devapri, said the current government can reconsider the issue by forming a commission on its own initiative, and in this case the report of the previous government's pay commission may be taken as a supporting component, but there is no opportunity to accept it directly or unquestionably.

Emphasizing on the recovery of money being smuggled abroad, it is important to bring illegally removed wealth back home. He asked the question of the return of relatively small amounts of money from abroad recently, why there is no progress in bringing the money back to the return of the money.

Regarding the revenue collection, he said, "If the political will and administrative complexity is removed, the revenue can be significantly increased, according to him, progress in this field was slow due to the limited political capacity of the interim government, but for the current elected government, the beginning is the most important. If the desired progress is not achieved in the first year, it will be difficult to achieve the end of the students."

In the government's government and subsidy management, he said, "The pressure of subsidy in agriculture and energy sector can be further. Therefore, he suggested reducing the dependence on cash incentives by identifying the inefficient and unprofitable sectors. In the coming budget, he said to limit the reliance on cash incentives, to strengthen the tax in the upcoming budget, to increase the tax revenue and the recovery of the cashier.

He highlighted the four major pressures in the current government's upcoming budget, first, the economy is still inflicting on the long-standing structural weakness and the incomplete policy initiatives of the previous couplings, while the new administration has been at a transitional period, which is making decision-making complicated.

Second, the pressure to implement the election promises is on the government, as well as the reform activities have to be taken in important areas like increasing revenue collection and changing the government's government management.

Thirdly, the scope of the expansion of the budget is being shrinking due to the limitation of revenue collection and the crisis of financial resources, and the scope of the budget is shrinking, and it is very difficult to increase the size of the budget or ensure an effective implementation.

Fourthly, imbalance in transactions with the outside world is further complicated by the situation of remittance flow, exports, foreign direct investment, foreign aid and debt repayment pressure—all instigating instability in foreign sectors.

In this way, uncertainty is also raising concerns in the global context. He warned that geopolitical tensions and fuel prices are putting the country's economy under new pressure.

Devapritha Bhattacharya said Bangladesh is now entering a level where it is necessary to determine the realistic expectations in the budget. In this context, the middle-class plan should be developed along with ensuring a short-term stability.

According to him, if these challenges are not properly addressed, the upcoming budget may fail to play an expected role in achieving the stability of the economy and sustaining growth.




Newly appointed District Council administrators meeting with the Prime Minister at night

BNP media cell member Shayrul Kabir Khan confirmed the matter to Yugantar.

On March 15, the government appointed administrators in 42 district councils, all of whom were involved in BNP politics, and this will be the first official meeting of the Prime Minister with the administrators after the appointment.

An administrator said on condition of anonymity that the Prime Minister will give various directions in the meeting.

He said he will talk about how to work effectively at the field level to implement the party election manifesto, which may also be discussed in the discussion of party activities, coordination with local administration and other issues.

Besides, the local government elections may also be discussed in the meeting, he said.




3 people including women were detained in GIT to pay their respects on behalf of A.League at the Jati Memorial

The Dhaka District Police said that the detainees went to lay flowers in the main ailment of the memorial by writing ‘honest respect to all the martyrs on behalf of Bangladesh Aomi League and Sheikh Hasina’ on a small size paper. They also raised slogans for the party.

The members of Dhaka District Police arrested Rakibul Islam Durjoy (32), Mishti Subhash (28) and Tahmina Akhtar (40).

This Samat Tahmina Akhtar said in response to media questions, Aomi League has made this country independent, they have also given the name of the country. Why should that party be banned?

He was detained for questioning in front of the memorial fountain at around 11:00 p.m. on Thursday (March 26). He had three children with him, but the children were not detained, according to his words, two more people were arrested.

The detained Tahmina Akhter is said to be a resident of Comilla and currently lives in Lalbagh area of the capital.

While in police custody, the woman said she was working in a government hospital and is not doing anything at present. She has been doing politics in Awami League since August 5. This morning, three children came to pay their respects at the memorial on behalf of Awami League and Sheikh Hasina.

The three arrested have been taken into custody by the Ashulita police station and will be sent to court on Friday (March 27).

District Superintendent of Police Mizanur Rahman said that Ashulia Thana has been instructed to take legal action.




DMP traffic directions around the swearing-in ceremony

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DMP traffic directions around the swearing-in ceremony

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Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) issued traffic instructions for the swearing-in ceremony of the newly elected members of parliament and members of the new cabinet.

On Tuesday (February 17) the swearing-in of the parliamentarians and members of the South Plazat Cabinet will be held at the National Parliament House on the occasion of the Parliament Bhavan area.

 

During the swearing-in, traffic from the palm garden crossing to the Manik Mita Avenue and the July Memorial Museum (Ganabhavan Crossing) to the Uzhaj Crossing will be limited to Lake Road.

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1. Mirpur Road to Farmgate Vata Manik Mita Avenue: Vehicles towards Farmgate/Sonargaon from North via Mirpur Road Defense Gap-China Friendship Conference Center-U᧐ojahaj Crossing-Bijt Sarani Crossing will head right to Farmgate.

2. Farmgate from Dhanmondi: Vehicle coming from Dhanmondi 27 will move towards Farmgate crossing on the right side of Asadgate-Preked Gap Diet China Friendship Conference Center-Ujohaj Crossing-Bijt Sarani Crossing-Right.

 

3. Farmgate Crossing from Asadgate to Farmgate Crossing: Asadgate-Left Mou Ganabhaban Crossing (July Memorial Museum)-Draksha Gap-Right will move towards Farmgate Crossing at China Friendship Conference Center-Uzjohaj Crossing-Bijt Sarani Crossing-Bijt Sarani.

4. Elevated Express from Indira Road to Dhanmondi: Elevated Express / Vehicles from Indira Road Date Gurson Crossing-Right Mouse will go towards Dhanmondi as Asadgate, Defense Gap-Left, Mouse, Left, Mouse, Left, Mouse, Left, Mouse, Uzhaj Crossing-China Friendship Center, Left, Mouse, Left, Mouse, Left, Mouse, Left, Mouse, Left, Mouse, Left, and Left.

5. From Mirpur Road to Dhanmondi: Manik Mita Avenue will be blocked from the blockade Sari, from Mirpur Road to the southward vehicles Shyamoli-Shishumela-Ganabhavan (July Memorial Museum)-Asadgate will move directly towards Dhanmondi 27.




How to run the state with impatient, BNP is asked to be granted

Amar Bangladesh (AB) Party Chairman Mojibur Rahman Manju has accused BNP of voting ‘manipulation’ and said that the people expected the country to enter a new pursuit through a fair vote around the 13th national parliamentary elections, but in reality it was not.

On Monday (February 16) afternoon, the chairman of the AB party said these things in the rally ‘protesting post-election violence, torture, oppression, murder and rape’ organized at the north gate of Baintul Mukarram in the capital.

11 Dalit alliance organized this rally. 

Manju said, in a report published by Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB), it has been mentioned that there has been ‘manipulation’ at various levels of elections.

He said, "If the people's voice is on your side, what was the purpose of such a mess?" If some seats were less, there would have been acceptance, but if you were so impatient, how would you manage the state?




Shoe factory fire in Agamasi Lane in the capital under control

The fire service has brought the fire under control of a shoe factory on Aga Sadek Road in Agamasi Lane in the capital after about 50 minutes of effort.

Monday (February 16) around 11:30 PM The fire broke out on the fourth floor of the seven-storey building, which was reportedly brought under control by six units of the fire service at the spot.

The poison was confirmed by Shahjahan, the head office of the Head of the Service and Civil Defense.
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He said that after receiving the news, three units of the Fatar Service reached the spot and started working to control the fire. After that, three more units joined the scene and the fire was brought under control after 50 minutes of an effort of 50 minutes.

The cause of the fire or no casualty was immediately known.

The fire is being completely extinguished.



15 ml cubic feet of gas will be available in the day to start digging new wells

Bangladesh Gas Fields Company Limited (BGFCL) has started the excavation of a new well in Titus Gas Field in Brahmanbaria. On Monday afternoon, the director of Petrobangla, Engineer Md. Shouteb, who opened the excavation of well number 28 at the ‘C’ location of Titus Gas Field in Suhilpur of Brahmanbadar Sadar Upazila, is expected to add at least 15 ml of cubic feet of gas to the grid every day after excavating this well.

After the inauguration of the excavation project, the director of Petrobangla said. Shoteb said, "The production of gas fields in BGFCL has already been done. If the projects are implemented in new wells and the overarching projects, the country's energy crisis will be over a lot. This is the case with Titas' 31 and Bakhrabad gas field No. 11 deep wells project undertaking. Petrobangla is working tirelessly to meet the energy demand.

Those concerned said that in 2012, the survey was conducted in the ‘C’ location of Titus gas field in 2012. After that, in 2020, the plan to dig three new wells in Titus gas field in the hands of the survey report in 2020.

A Chinese company is working on the excavation of well No. 28 of Titus. It will take two months to complete the excavation. After the excavation, the well will be supplied to the national grid of about 15 millimeters per day.

Bangladesh Gas Fields Company Limited Managing Director Engineer Md Farooq Hossain, Company Secretary Mozahar Ali, Titus and Meghna Fields, Director of four wells in the inauguration ceremony, AKM Jasim Uddin and others were present at the inauguration ceremony.




Political power is possible only if the women's movement is strong

The speakers said that it is possible to promote the women's movement and strengthen it, the political power of women is possible.

This notification meeting was held at Krishibid Institution in the capital on Monday under the ‘Women Leadership Development of Women in Public Life’ project.

The speakers said that the patriarchal and patriarchal structures are meant to limit women within their homes and create obstacles in the way of public life and civic leadership, and to ensure the presence of women at all levels of decision-making. No matter which political party women are involved in, they called for collective reconciliation against patriarchy.

Tapati Saha, program manager of UN Women, said that working together with everyone is the way to get women's political power. From the university to the marginal level, we should involve young women from the CW, Beijing platform, Bangladesh's constitution and the nation's women's development policy. If you do not know this, it is not possible to lead the leadership if you do not know this.

In the president's speech, Geeta Das, the president of the women's side, said that it is important to create an able-bodied group of women and teenagers to promote women-friendly political leadership, through efficient leadership to create fair, inclusive economic power and opportunities for participation in public life.

The programme has been implementing a project titled ‘Women's Leadership Development in Public Life’, the Women's Party, has been implementing a project titled 'Women's Leadership Development' from November 2025. The main aim of this project is to promote the inclusion of women's leadership in the district and nation through mentoring.

Feminine Member Kamrun Nahar has the background, goals and plans presented by Project Director Nasima Akhter.