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AI should not be used to write court judgments: Chief Justice

Chief Justice Jubayer Rahman Chowdhury has commented that AI should not be used to write judgments in cases. He also spoke of the need to enact effective laws and policies regarding where and to what extent AI can be used.

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World

Number of missing in Nepal floods reaches 2,000

In the devastating floods and landslides in the Nepal-China border area, the number of missing people has reached nearly 2,000. Bodies are being recovered in remote areas as well, and morgues are facing a shortage of space to keep the recovered bodies.

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Politics

Government is moving towards fascism: Mia Golam Parwar

Jamaat-e-Islami Secretary General Professor Mia Golam Parwar has commented that the government is moving towards fascism. He said their party is trying to bring the government back from this path.

2 months ago 661 views

National

Bodies of 9 expatriates killed in Riyadh fire brought back home, families to get 3 lakh 35 thousand taka

Among the 16 Bangladeshis killed in a fire at a sofa-making factory in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the bodies of 9 whose identities were identified have reached the country. On Sunday (August 28), the bodies arrived at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport on Biman Bangladesh Airlines flight BG-340.

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National

Rain likely across country for five more days

The Meteorological Department has said the trend of rain may continue across the country for the next five days. During this period, there may be light to moderate rain and thundershowers in various areas, along with heavy rainfall in some places.

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Politics

Fake Facebook IDs and pages in Rizvi's name, GD filed at police station

A general diary (GD) has been filed against multiple fake Facebook IDs and pages operated using the name and photo of Ruhul Kabir Rizvi, acting secretary general of BNP and political adviser to the Prime Minister.

2 months ago 654 views

Country

Two journalists beaten for filming open-book exam

Allegations have been raised of an attack on two journalists in Gangni, Meherpur, while they were recording video of examinees taking an exam with books open in the examination hall. They were allegedly beaten, their mobile phones and journalistic equipment snatched, and they were locked in a room.

2 months ago 746 views

Dhaka

Jamaat muddying politics to bring Awami League back: DSCC administrator

Dhaka South City Corporation Administrator Md. Abdus Salam has urged everyone to remain alert over whether Jamaat is trying to make the country's political situation murky in order to bring Awami League back.

2 months ago 762 views

Industry

Matrix Dresses shuts down despite efforts to keep it afloat

Matrix Dresses Limited, a ready-made garment factory in Mirpur's Rupnagar industrial area, has been closed in the face of a prolonged financial and business crisis.

2 months ago 1,145 views

National

5 more die with measles symptoms, 1,180 affected

In the last 24 hours, five more people died with measles symptoms in the country, three of them from Sylhet division. During the same period, 1,110 new patients showed measles symptoms, and measles was confirmed in another 70 people.

2 months ago 1,031 views

National

Humayun Kabir meets Maldives Foreign Minister

Bangladesh's State Minister for Foreign Affairs Humayun Kabir held a meeting with Maldives Foreign Minister Iruthisham Adam on the sidelines of the 23rd extraordinary session of the OIC Council of Foreign Ministers in Jeddah.

2 months ago 923 views

Politics

From December, Jamaat will take to the field along with Awami League: Rashed

After 'destabilizing the country through long marches' from September to November, Jamaat-e-Islami may take to the field along with Awami League from December, said Prime Minister's political assistant Rashed Khan.

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Country

Armed clash in Rohingya camp, mother and son shot

In clashes among several armed groups in a Rohingya camp in Ukhia, Cox's Bazar, a mother and her son have been shot. At the time, the sound of more than a hundred rounds of gunfire spread panic throughout the camp.

2 months ago 798 views

World

Malaysia plans to repatriate 5,000 Myanmar nationals

Malaysia has finalized a plan to gradually repatriate 5,000 Myanmar nationals residing in the country on a voluntary basis. In the first phase, 1,476 people will be sent to Myanmar on September 29.

2 months ago 774 views

Cricket

India may visit Bangladesh in January

Uncertainty over India's Bangladesh tour is not easing. The series scheduled for September has been postponed, with the possibility of it being held in January next year.

2 months ago 1,009 views

Crime

Youth arrested over rape of 6-year-old child in capital

Police have arrested a young man named Sumon (32) on charges of raping a six-year-old child in the Shah Ali police station area of the capital.

2 months ago 942 views

Country

Salt workers in Kutubdia not getting fair wages despite backbreaking labor

In Kutubdia, Cox's Bazar, salt workers are not getting fair wages despite backbreaking labor. Carrying sacks weighing 40-50 kg from morning to evening, their daily income is only 600-700 taka.

2 months ago 837 views

Country

50-60 riverbank families in panic as Madhumati erodes

Residents of the riverbank are spending days in fear due to erosion of the Madhumati River in Longkarchar Nichupara area under Ghoshpur union of Boalmari upazila in Faridpur. Locals say nearly two acres of land has been devoured by the river over the years. Homesteads and remaining croplands are also at risk.

2 months ago 671 views

Country

Five disabled siblings' dream of becoming highly educated

Five siblings from the same family in Bajitpur upazila, Kishoreganj, are continuing their struggle to overcome physical disabilities and build their lives through the light of education. Despite many adversities, the dream of these siblings is to become self-reliant after completing higher education.

2 months ago 823 views

World

Oil prices fall again in global market as prospect of opening Strait of Hormuz emerges

Oil prices have fallen again in international markets as prospects of reopening the Strait of Hormuz emerged. Analysts see possible progress in diplomatic talks as one of the reasons behind the price decline.

2 months ago 810 views

AI should not be used to write court judgments: Chief Justice

Number of missing in Nepal floods reaches 2,000

Government is moving towards fascism: Mia Golam Parwar

Bodies of 9 expatriates killed in Riyadh fire brought back home, families to get 3 lakh 35 thousand taka

Rain likely across country for five more days

Fake Facebook IDs and pages in Rizvi's name, GD filed at police station

Two journalists beaten for filming open-book exam

Jamaat muddying politics to bring Awami League back: DSCC administrator

Matrix Dresses shuts down despite efforts to keep it afloat

5 more die with measles symptoms, 1,180 affected

Humayun Kabir meets Maldives Foreign Minister

From December, Jamaat will take to the field along with Awami League: Rashed

Armed clash in Rohingya camp, mother and son shot

Malaysia plans to repatriate 5,000 Myanmar nationals

India may visit Bangladesh in January

Youth arrested over rape of 6-year-old child in capital

Salt workers in Kutubdia not getting fair wages despite backbreaking labor

50-60 riverbank families in panic as Madhumati erodes

Five disabled siblings' dream of becoming highly educated

Oil prices fall again in global market as prospect of opening Strait of Hormuz emerges

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