A clean habitable Pirojpur village has been expressed by the candidate for the post of Islami nominated MP candidate in Pirojpur-1 seat, former upazila chairman Masud Saidi.

He expressed this response at the opening ceremony of cleanliness and public awareness program under the initiative of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami with the slogan "Change" clean environment in Pirojpur on the occasion of Great Vijta Day.

Masud Saidi said, "During the regime of the autocratic Hasina, Pirojpur was one of the most corrupt districts in the southern region. The administration, law enforcement, government offices, including the government, were everywhere, including the government, the government, and the government, who made the lives of the common people miserable through corruption, extortion and tendering. Justice was limited in the paper and the paper was limited to the paper and the people were more vulnerable to the unemployment and unemployment and unemployment because of the unemployment and unemployment of people.

The program was celebrated at the district hospital on Wednesday.

The meeting was attended by - Civil Surgeon Dr. Md. Matiur Rahman, District Jamaat Assistant Secretary Abdur Razzak, Municipal Amir Md. Ishaq Ali Khan, leaders and activists of various levels, and they campaigned in various places of the hospital, removing the molas and making people aware of the clean environment.

Masud Saidi said in the opening ceremony, today we have inaugurated a habitable Pirojpur village around the Great Vijjt Day, and today we have inaugurated this cleaning program. Inshallah, we will continue to make it a clean habitable Pirozpur village in various areas of Pirojpur where there is a lack of cleanliness.

He said, today the new wind of change is blowing in the mind of the people of Pirojpur, we strongly believe that it is possible to build a transparent, peaceful and livable Pirojpur in the heart of the people of Pirojpur.

Masud Saidi also said that the young generation should be brought back to the practice of sports, education, improvement of skills and moral values in order to build a drug-free society. Similarly, we have adopted a ‘zero tolerance’ policy against terrorism and extortion and the people will be the only force in reality.

"We are working to open new horizons in the field of health, education, communication and employment in the development of Pirojpur. The future will be a district where people will spend the night safe, where mothers and sisters will walk freely, where the youth society will live their future, and where the curse of corruption will never stand up."

"We will all go forward together to build a modern, nat-based and habitable Pirojpur-free, "wealthy-drug", "we're our collective commitment," he said to the people of Pirojpur.

Pirojpur Municipality Civil Surgeon Dr. Md. Matiur Rahman, Medical Officer (Residential) Dr. Md. Nizamuddin, Assistant Secretary of Islami Pirojpur District Maulana Abdur Razzak, Municipal Secretary Md. Al Amin, Municipal Assistant Secretary Ansaruzzaman Halim, Majlisul Mufassirin District President Maulana Amirul Islam, Sramik Kalyan Federation Municipal President Sirajul Islam and all the other presidents and secretaries of the municipality.

Netrakona's empty engine powered boat engine was wrapped in a lungi. A young man named Hanif Mita died in the morning at Khalijari Rasulpur Ghat in the district.

Md. Hanif Mita (36) is the son of Abdus Sobhan of Pathan village of Taherpur upazila of neighboring Sunamganj district.

Police and locals said that Hanif rented an engine-driven boat from Itna area of Kishoreganj for six months. On the way to Taherpur on the boat loaded with bamboo, he took a break by anchoring the boat on the south side of Rasulpur village in Khalijari.

hollow Jagatjyoti Chowdhury, in-charge of the Lepsia Naval Police Department, said that the Fahtar Service has been informed to recover the body of the deceased and later legal action will be taken in consultation with the senior officials.

BNP central leader and former minister Natore-2 seat BNP nominated rice grain candidate Advocate M Ruhul Quddus Talukdar Dulu said, "Freedom fighters are the best children of the nation. For them, we have got an independent sovereign country. He said, there was no freedom fighter in the Aomi League. They have only sold the spirit of the liberation war and ruled the country.

Dulu said that Sheikh Mujib himself did not participate in the liberation war. Sheikh Hasina had no contribution in the liberation war. Rather, Sheikh Hasina received an allowance from the government of Pakistan in the same way. There was no leader and worker of the Awami League, the leader of the Liberation War.

Dulu said these things in the speech of the chief guest at the discussion ceremony in honor of brave freedom fighters and war wounded freedom fighters at the temporary office of Natore district BNP at around 11 o'clock on Wednesday.

He said that the BNP government has given the honor and recognition of freedom fighters first. BNP government started giving allowance to freedom fighters first. If BNP power comes in the coming days, the freedom fighters will be given the highest importance. BNP acting chairman Tariq Rahman has clearly stated his 31 point poison.

Bangladesh Freedom Fighters Command Natore District Branch President Atiqur Rahman Talukdar also spoke in the meeting - Hero Freedom Fighter Abdul Hakim, Engineer Farid Hossain, Habibul Islam Akand Helal, Abul Kalam Azad, Sekender Ali Rose, Jamshed Ali, Golam Rasul, Naeem Uddin, District BNP Ahbaz Rahim Neoz, Joint Ahbathak Mostafizur Rahman Shaheen, Saiful Islam Aftab, A.

Comilla Sadar Dakshin Upazila Nirbahi Officer Sujan Chandra Rath has taken praise and exceptional initiatives to reach the doorsteps of the people and reduce the distance between the upazila administration and the common people.

He put a nameplate in front of his office, with the nameplate read ‘No permission required to enter the office, enter with shoes.’

After putting up this notice, the entire upazila has been very happy. Now in any country, the common people of remote villages including farmers and workers are not doing the door of the upazila executive officer. They are talking about their troubles with their pretunities.

Abdul Kaitum Babu, a local resident, said that in different parts of the country, the doors of offices of government officials are usually Not being able to dodge is deprived of the services of the administration, and they are being disenchanted by the grip of brokers, but they are very unsuspecting. The opposite picture of Comilla Sadar Dakshin Upazila Nirbahi Officer's office is not permitted to enter the office written next to the nameplate in front of the office, enter with shoes. This is a commendable and exceptional initiative by UNO Sujan Chandra Raat in the history of the upazila.

Sakhawat Hossain of the Choutara Uniiton Pipulita area said that the way he has received everyone's love and love within a few days of joining the upazila, the country will climb to the peak of progress because of a good person like him.

If you want to know about the poison Comilla Sadar Dakshin Upazila Nirbahi Officer Sujan Chandra Ratha said, "The government has given me an appointment to serve the people. Why do I need permission to come here?" I have written the words next to my nameplate and I used to see many people coming to the office after joining this upazila, taking off their shoes and entering the office.

Yesterday, acting on a tip-off, law enforcement conducted a raid at the offices of BDMTECH (bdmorningtech.com), a technology firm based in Dularhat, Charfashion, Barishal, and arrested its owner, Md Noornobi, for allegedly assisting in the creation and hosting of websites that disseminated anti-religious content.

Law enforcement claim to have discovered multiple websites hosted and developed by BDMTECH for clients currently under separate probes. Following the operation, several of these sites — including travelersi.com, whatshoulddo.com, jainhinduvta.com, and peoplewithoutwalls.com — were taken offline.

Md Noornobi, who has since been released on bail, has been temporarily prohibited from engaging in any web development or hosting work pending the outcome of the ongoing investigation.

There will be a total of 300 marks in the 48th Special BCS exam. Out of this, there will be a 200 marks written exam using the MCQ method. And the oral exam will be 100 marks.

The Ministry of Public Administration issued an order regarding BCS on Tuesday.

The order states that the time for the written test will be 2 hours. Out of the 200 marks, there will be 20 questions in Bengali, 20 in English, 20 in Bangladesh Affairs, 20 in International Affairs, 10 in Mental Ability and 10 in Mathematical Reasoning. The remaining 100 marks will be from subjects relevant to the concerned cadre and post.

Each MCQ will carry one mark, and zero points 50 marks will be deducted for each wrong answer.

The Public Service Commission (PSC) has started the 48th Special BCS. A final decision has not yet been made on whether the recruitment will be to the health cadre or the education cadre through this special BCS.

Police have arrested a school van driver named Raihan (42) on charges of attempting to rape a child student in Kaliakoir, Gazipur.

The police arrived and took the accused away after locals reported him around 12 noon on Tuesday. The child's mother has filed a complaint with Kaliakair Police Station in this regard.

The arrested Raihan is the son of Abdur Rahat of Sheikhpara area of Alamdanga police station in Chuadanga and a van driver of Shaheen Cadet School Tangail branch in Safipur area of Ward No. 9 of the municipality.

According to the complaint filed with the police station, the child's family and local sources, the student went to school on Tuesday morning as usual. After school, around 11 am, van driver Raihan was taking the child home in the school van. On the way, the van stopped under the Safipur flyover, took the child behind the truck, kissed the child on the cheek and bit the child's lip. At that time, when the child screamed in fear, van driver Raihan took him home.

When the child's mother reached home, she came to know about the matter. Later, the child's mother, with the help of locals, arrested the van driver Raihan and informed the police. Upon receiving the information, the police arrested the accused van driver Raihan and took him to the police station. The child's mother has filed a complaint with Kaliakair Police Station regarding the incident.

Shahidur Rahman, sub-inspector of Kaliakair Police Station, said that a school van driver named Raihan has been arrested on charges of attempting to rape a child student. Legal action in the matter is under process.

Fury erupted recently as enraged protesters demanded immediate action against anti-Islam Sylheti blogger Musammoth Afsana Ahmed Busra and her incendiary website. Protestors, united in outrage, flooded public places—setting fire to images of the female blogger as a symbol of their fury over what they deem vile attacks on Islam, the Prophet Muhammad, and revered scholars.

The unrest was ignited by the bloggers publications on her website, www.peoplewithoutwalls.com, in which she claims to have been sexually abused during childhood by religious tutor. Her posts go on to accuse Islamic teachers of widespread child sexual abuse and launch scathing critiques of Islamic doctrines , including those attributed to the Prophet Muhammad himself—statements that have shocked and infuriated religious communities.

The gravity of the situation pushed authorities into action. Law enforcement officials confirmed they are actively pursuing the blogger, whose identity is known and who is currently believed to be abroad. Authorities have assured the public that upon her return to Bangladesh, she will be taken into custody under laws that allow arrest without a warrant, known as “arrestable offences”, for crimes involving incitement, blasphemy, and threats to communal harmony.

This move signals a major escalation in law enforcement response, underscoring how seriously officials are treating both the blogger’s controversial content and the explosive public backlash it has provoked.

The monsoon is approaching. Moderate and heavy rains have already started in Rangamati. It has been raining intermittently for a few days. Due to the constant rain, there is a fear of landslides in Rangamati. In such a situation, the district administration has issued an alert in risky areas to avoid possible disasters. Warnings are being circulated regarding this.

The district administration said that the district administration has made all necessary preparations to deal with any disaster, including landslides, in Rangamati during the upcoming monsoon. Due to the rains for several days, panic has been created among the people living at the foot of the hills of Rangamati including the city. Landslides can happen at any moment. The district administration is issuing warnings and spreading awareness messages to ensure the safety of life and property of those living at the foot of the hills. The administration is asking people at risk to immediately leave the risky areas and take shelter in safe places if the amount of rain increases.

Meanwhile, Deputy Director of Rangamati Local Government Department Md. Mobarak Hossain inspected the risky areas of the district town. The district administration said that locals have been warned since May 22.

District Deputy Collector (NDC) Nabil Nowroz Boishakh said that the administration is conducting an advance warning campaign among those living at the foot of the hills to avoid loss of life and property due to increased rainfall in Rangamati. Such warning activities will continue if the rain continues. However, shelter centers will be opened if the rain persists for a long period.

Deputy Commissioner Md. Habib Ullah said that the utmost importance is being given to ensuring that no life is lost in any natural disaster, including landslides, in Rangamati. Therefore, instructions have been given to prepare for any possible natural disaster in Rangamati.

It is worth noting that on June 13, 2017, a terrible landslide in the district claimed the lives of 120 people, including 5 army personnel. In June 2018, another landslide in Naniarchar upazila of the district claimed the lives of 11 people, including 2 children, and in June 2019, three people were killed in Kaptai of the district.

Meanwhile, Bhedbhedi, Shimultali, Rupnagar, and Jubo Unnayan area are among the 31 places identified as landslide-prone areas in the district town. Yet, surprisingly, the population in those areas is increasing. However, the scars of the 2017 landslide are still visible. Even then, people are living in landslide-prone areas. Despite knowing the risk of death, people are living on the slopes of the mountains. Risky settlements have been formed.

According to district administration sources, about 20,000 people from 5,000 families in the district are living at risk of landslides. 31 points in the city alone have been identified as risky. Many families are living at risk of landslides on the slopes and foothills of mountains in the city and in various upazilas of the district. The district administration has taken preparatory steps to deal with possible disasters including landslides in the district. Various authorities including the district administration, municipality, fire service, voluntary organizations have been asked to be ready. Upazila executive officers have been asked to take all necessary measures for the safety of people in risky areas.

The court has rejected the bail of the accused in the controversial Patuakhali Shahidkanya rape case. At the same time, the court has allowed a DNA test of the accused teenager.

Judge Nilufar Shirin of the Patuakhali Women and Children Repression Prevention Tribunal gave the order on Sunday.

The tribunal's Public Prosecutor (PP) Md. Ruhul Amin Sikder confirmed the order. The hearing has been rescheduled for May 28.

Earlier, the investigating officer of the case, Dumki Police Station Police Inspector (Investigation) Md. Rafiqul Islam, applied to the court to conduct a DNA test of the accused Imran.

The investigating officer of the case, Md. Rafiqul Islam, told Jugantor that the court has given permission for a DNA test of one of the accused; but we have not received a copy of the order yet. Once we receive the copy, necessary action will be taken.

It is worth mentioning that on the evening of March 18, a teenager was gang-raped while returning to her grandmother's Algi village in the same union after visiting the grave of her father, who was martyred in the July Movement, in Ward No. 5 of Pangasia Union in Dumki Upazila of Patuakhali. Later, on April 26 at 9 pm, the teenager committed suicide at house No. B/70 on Road No. 6 of Shekhertek, Dhaka.