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Paving way for economy sans subsidy

During its meeting with Bangladesh Power Development Board (BPDB), the visiting IMF delegation is learnt to have suggested it to raise power tariff and cut power subsidy. Notably, since Bangladesh reached a US$4.7 billion loan deal with the IMF in January 2023, the government hiked power price several times. As...

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Unity of patriotic forces matters most

At this critical juncture of time there is a need for rock-solid unity of the people. The regime deposed during the July-August mass uprising pursued and promoted divisive politics with the ulterior motive of creating disunity among the masses so that it could perpetuate its power. Why they did so...

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Remembering the martyred intellectuals

Some dates on the calendar are both painful and inspiring. It is painful due to the unwanted and undesirable incident that took place on a particular date. Again, it also reminds the great sacrifice of some lives that inspires the nation. The Martyred Intellectuals Day, also known as Buddhijibi Dibosh,...

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Growth of cloud kitchens in Bangladesh

Cloud kitchens, also known as ghost kitchens, are rapidly changing the food industry in Bangladesh. These kitchens operate without physical restaurants, focusing entirely on food delivery through online food delivery platforms. This model allows businesses to save on costs related to rent, utilities, and staff, making it an attractive option...

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Inflation's effect on everyday spending

The rising tide of inflation is reshaping how consumers and businesses approach everyday spending. With prices of essential goods and services climbing steadily, many households are forced to prioritise necessities over discretionary purchases. This has led to a noticeable shift towards value-based purchasing, where consumers seek products that offer quality...

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Saving guest birds

Every winter, thousands of guest birds come to the wetlands and haors of Bangladesh. These birds travel from faraway lands like Siberia, Mongolia, China, and Tibet. Their arrival makes our environment more beautiful and helps nature stay balanced. They also attract tourists, helping local economy to grow.Sadly, these birds are...

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