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Gold Price Plummets: Tk8,176 Drop in 10 Days as Bangladesh Jewellers Association Announces Sixth Consecutive Reduction
In a significant downturn, the price of gold has plummeted by Tk8,176 over the past 10 days, marking the sixth consecutive reduction as declared by the Bangladesh Jewellers Association (Bajus) on Monday. The price adjustment reflects a Tk1,155 decrease per bhori for 22-carat gold, with the new rate set at TK1,11,461 per bhori compared to the previous Tk1,12,615. Masudur Rahman, chairman of…
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Hottest Day in a Decade: Chuadanga Records 43°C Amid Sweltering Heatwave
Chuadanga, amidst scorching temperatures across the nation, hit a high of 43°C on Monday, marking its hottest day in a decade. Jaminur Rahman, overseeing the Chuadanga Weather Observatory Centre, confirmed the record-breaking temperature, emphasizing the likelihood of further escalation as the day progresses. This marks the highest temperature recorded in Chuadanga over the past 10 years,…
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"Bangladesh Heatwave Update: Schools & Colleges Closed, Primary Schools Shut Till May 2"
Responding to the scorching heatwave, the Ministry of Education has ordered the closure of secondary schools, colleges, madrasas, and technical education institutions across Khulna and Rajshahi divisions, along with several districts of Bangladesh. Additionally, primary schools nationwide will remain closed until May 2. The High Court has also mandated the closure of primary and secondary…
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High Court's Verdict: Transfer Policy Mandated for MPO Teachers
In a landmark decision, the High Court has mandated the formulation of a comprehensive transfer policy for teachers employed in private educational institutions operating under the Monthly Pay Order (MPO) scheme nationwide, within a strict timeline of three months. Under the court’s directive, key stakeholders, including the Secretary of the Ministry of Education and other relevant defendants,…
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High Court Issues Directive to Curb Medicine Price Surge
The High Court has taken decisive action to stem the tide of escalating medicine prices nationwide, issuing directives to ensure effective measures are in place. Under the court’s order, the Director General of the Directorate General of Drug Administration, along with other relevant stakeholders, has been tasked with implementing strategies to curb medicine price hikes. Additionally, the court…
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Dhaka Air Quality Ranks Sixth Globally with AQI of 152 on Monday
Dhaka’s air quality ranked sixth among the world’s cities, registering an AQI score of 152 at 9 am on Monday, highlighting ongoing concerns over air pollution. According to the Air Quality Index (AQI), Dhaka’s air was categorized as unhealthy, emphasizing the need for heightened awareness and preventive measures. Leading the list of cities with the worst air quality were Baghdad (Iraq), Delhi…
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Dhaka, Chuadanga, Jessore, Khulna, Rajshahi Schools Closed Monday Due to Heatwave
In response to advice from the Ministry of Health and the Bangladesh Meteorological Department, secondary schools, colleges, madrasas, and technical educational institutions across Dhaka, Chuadanga, Jessore, Khulna, and Rajshahi districts will be closed on Monday.
However, institutions with air conditioning have the option to remain open, as per a circular released by the Ministry of Education on…
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Padma Bridge Toll Collection Surpasses Tk1,500 Crore Mark
Padma Bridge achieves a significant milestone as toll collection surpasses Tk1,500 crore, marking a remarkable feat since its inauguration. As per the latest figures provided by bridge authorities, the toll collection stands at Tk1,502,62,15,900 as of 11:59 pm on Saturday, highlighting the robust utilization of the country’s largest bridge. Since its opening, a total of 11,291,095 vehicles have…
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SSC Exam Results Expected in Second Week of May: Officials
Anticipation mounts as education officials hint at the release of this year’s Secondary School Certificate (SSC) and equivalent exam results in the second week of May. Tapan Kumar Sarker, Chairman of Dhaka Education Board and President of the Inter-Education Board Coordination Committee, revealed that the results typically surface within 60 days following the conclusion of written exams.…
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Gold Price Plummets Again: Bajus Announces 10th Reduction
In another significant move, the Bangladesh Jewellers Association (Bajus) has announced the 10th reduction in gold prices, bringing relief to buyers. The price of 22-carat gold has seen a notable drop of Tk315 per bhori, reflecting current market trends. Following this adjustment, the price for one bhori (11.664 grams) of premium 22-carat gold now stands at Tk1,12,615, down from the previous…
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Dhaka to Saudi Arabia: First Hajj Flight Set for May 9
Prepare for the journey of a lifetime as the inaugural Hajj flight from Dhaka to Saudi Arabia is scheduled to take off on May 9. While the dates for subsequent flights are yet to be finalized, Muhammad Kamruzzaman, director of the Dhaka Hajj Office, assured passengers that schedules will be communicated soon. This year, a total of 4,289 individuals have registered for Hajj under government…
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Chittagong Braces for 48-Hour Transport Halt Following Tragic Incident
In the wake of a devastating accident claiming the lives of two Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology (Cuet) students, the Greater Chittagong Gana Paribahan Malik-Sramik Oikya Parishad has declared a 48-hour transport strike starting Sunday. This decision, made in response to the incident, aims to address several pressing demands while bringing attention to the tragic loss. Mohammad…
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Understanding Why Dhaka's 37°C Temperature Feels Like 44°C
As Dhaka grapples with moderate to severe heatwaves, residents are left questioning why the recorded temperature of 37°C can feel like a scorching 44°C. The Meteorology Department’s extended heat alert, now spanning 72 hours, highlights the widespread occurrence of these heatwaves, with forecasts suggesting no immediate relief unless rainfall intervenes. Inquisitive minds turn to Google for…
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Gold Price Decline Continues: Bajus Slashes Rates Again
In a continued trend, the Bangladesh Jeweller’s Association (Bajus) announced another reduction in gold prices on Saturday. With a decrease of Tk630 per bhori (11.664gm), the local market witnessed a decline in the cost of pure gold. Effective from 4:30 pm on Saturday, the revised rates reflect a significant adjustment, with high-quality 22-carat gold now priced at Tk1,12,931, as per Bajus’…
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Dhaka Air Quality Deteriorates Amid Heatwave
Dhaka’s air quality took a concerning turn, ranking sixth globally for poor air quality with an AQI score of 145 at 9 am on Sunday. Classified as “unhealthy for sensitive groups,” Dhaka’s air quality index (AQI) raised alarms regarding potential health risks. Nepal’s Kathmandu, Thailand’s Chiang Mai, and China’s Chengdu led the list, emphasizing the severity of air pollution in the region.…
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Dhaka University Admission Test Results 2023-24 Session Released: Check Now!
Excitement fills the air as Dhaka University unveils the eagerly awaited results of the admission test for the academic year 2023-24. DU Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr ASM Maksud Kamal proudly presented the outcomes as the chief guest at a virtual event held at the university’s administrative building.
The results encompass various units, including Law and Social Sciences, Science, Business Education,…
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Food Waste Crisis: Bangladeshis Outstrip US, Russia, and China in Annual Waste
A stark revelation surfaces as Bangladeshi citizens squander an estimated 82kg of food annually, surpassing waste figures in affluent nations like the USA (73kg), Russia (33kg), and China (76kg). This alarming trend unveiled in the “Food Waste Index Report 2024” by the United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) based in Nairobi underscores a pressing global issue.
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