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JnUCSU election commission formed

11:26 AM, 29 Oct 2025 Wednesday

A five-member election commission has been formed for the Jagannath University Central Students’ Union (JnUCSU) polls, with Professor Dr. Mostafa Hasan, Chairman of the Department of Social Work, appointed as the Chief Election Commissioner.

Alarming HIV surge in Jashore: 40 infected in 10 months

10:39 AM, 29 Oct 2025 Wednesday

Jashore is witnessing an alarming rise in HIV infections, particularly among students. According to the Health Division, over 40 people have been infected with HIV in the first ten months of this year up to October, including 25 students.

US kills 14 in strikes on alleged Pacific drug boats

09:47 AM, 29 Oct 2025 Wednesday

US forces killed 14 people in strikes that destroyed four alleged drug-smuggling boats in the eastern Pacific Ocean, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Tuesday, bringing the death toll from Washington's controversial anti-narcotics campaign to at least 57.

One killed as cyclone Montha hits Andhra Pradesh

08:48 AM, 29 Oct 2025 Wednesday

Severe cyclonic storm Montha crossed the coast off Andhra Pradesh on Tuesday, causing widespread disruptions in the southern Indian state.

Peace talks with Afghanistan failed, says Pakistan

08:20 AM, 29 Oct 2025 Wednesday

Pakistan said Wednesday negotiations for a lasting truce with Afghanistan had "failed to bring about a workable solution", warning it would take steps to protect its people.

Exam or lottery? Decision on school admissions Wednesday

10:05 PM, 28 Oct 2025 Tuesday

A fresh debate has gripped the education sector over how students will be admitted to schools for the 2026 academic year – through entrance exams or digital lottery. The long-standing divide between teachers and guardians has resurfaced, with both sides making strong arguments for their preferred system.

Locals turn roots into resilience to tame the Brahmaputra

09:48 PM, 28 Oct 2025 Tuesday

Along a two-kilometre stretch of the riverbank, they are planting banana trees, kash phul (kans grass), and kalmi (water spinach) saplings. The idea is to use these species’ extensive root systems to bind the soil, slow down the flow of water, and create a living barrier against erosion.

Apple joins $4tr club alongside Nvidia, Microsoft

09:42 PM, 28 Oct 2025 Tuesday

Apple has just joined an exclusive club: It just became one of the few publicly traded companies to surpass $4 trillion in market value, joining fellow tech giants Nvidia and Microsoft, both of which reached that milestone earlier this year.

Gold crashes below Tk 2 lakh mark after Tk 10,474 plunge per bhori

09:22 PM, 28 Oct 2025 Tuesday

Gold prices in Bangladesh market have seen a sharp fall for the second consecutive day, with the price of 22-carat gold dropping by Tk 10,474 per bhori (11.664 grams) within just 24 hours.

Bangladeshis rise to top three in Italy’s migration boom

08:56 PM, 28 Oct 2025 Tuesday

Once a modest migrant group in Italy, Bangladeshis now rank among the top three nationalities securing residence permits, marking a quiet but profound demographic shift across the Mediterranean nation.

Govt to recruit 4,000 ASIs ahead of national elections

08:42 PM, 28 Oct 2025 Tuesday

In a significant move to bolster law enforcement ahead of the 13th parliamentary elections, the government has announced plans to recruit 4,000 Assistant Sub-Inspectors (ASIs, unarmed) into the Bangladesh Police.

150 writers boycott New York Times over Gaza coverage

08:37 PM, 28 Oct 2025 Tuesday

More than 150 New York Times contributors have signed a pledge not to write for the US newspaper's opinion section, citing its “biased coverage” of the Israel-Palestine conflict and war on Gaza.

EU to deploy major election observer mission for February polls

08:28 PM, 28 Oct 2025 Tuesday

The European Union (EU) is set to send a large-scale election observation mission to Bangladesh for the upcoming national elections, scheduled for the first half of February 2026 – the first full-fledged EU observer deployment to the country since 2008.

NCP to ink July Charter if notes of dissent annulled: Nahid

07:47 PM, 28 Oct 2025 Tuesday

The National Citizen Party (NCP) will sign the July Charter on the condition that the ‘notes of dissent’ are annulled and the recommendations of the Consensus Commission on constitutional reforms incorporated, party convenor Nahid Islam said on Tuesday, October 28.

‘Delupi’ makes its debut in Khulna first

07:15 PM, 28 Oct 2025 Tuesday

In a heartfelt nod to its roots, Delupi, the highly anticipated directorial debut of Mohammad Taukir Islam, will premiere not in Dhaka or Chittagong, but in the very soil that inspired it: Khulna.

‘Kaathgolap’ blooms abroad, banned at home

07:09 PM, 28 Oct 2025 Tuesday

In a bitter blow to Bangladesh’s cinema scene, Kaathgolap – a critically acclaimed drama that charmed international festivals – has been officially banned from screening in its own country.

Amazon confirms cutting 14,000 jobs globally

06:37 PM, 28 Oct 2025 Tuesday

Amazon has confirmed it plans to cut thousands of jobs, saying it needs to be "organised more leanly" to seize the opportunity provided by artificial intelligence (AI).

Musk launches Grokipedia challenging Wikipedia's neutrality

06:32 PM, 28 Oct 2025 Tuesday

Elon Musk's company xAI launched Grokipedia on Monday to compete with online encyclopedia Wikipedia, which he has accused of ideological bias.

Air India bus bursts into flames at Delhi airport

06:08 PM, 28 Oct 2025 Tuesday

Panic gripped Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport on Tuesday afternoon (October 28) after a bus meant for transporting Air India passengers from terminal to aircraft suddenly caught fire near Bay 32 of Terminal 3.

BNP accuses NCC of fueling division, not unity

06:08 PM, 28 Oct 2025 Tuesday

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) has launched a sharp political rebuke against the newly submitted recommendations of the National Consensus Commission, accusing the body of sowing “national disunity” rather than fostering the unity it was mandated to promote.