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Cumilla Student Handwrites Entire Holy Quran in Eight Months, Earns Public Recognition
Suraiya Jannat, an 18-year-old madrasa student from Cumilla, has completed handwriting all 30 sections of the Holy Quran over eight months, receiving a civic honor for her dedication and perseverance.
July 3, 2026
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China Opposes External Interference in Bangladesh’s Internal Affairs, Envoy Reaffirms Support for Teesta Project
Chinese Ambassador Yao Wen says Beijing remains committed to supporting Bangladesh’s development priorities, including the Teesta River project, while describing Prime Minister Tarique Rahman’s recent visit to China as a significant step toward strengthening bilateral strategic ties.
July 2, 2026
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Parliament Passes Finance Bill 2026, Raises Tax-Free Income Threshold to Tk400,000
Bangladesh's Parliament has approved the Finance Bill 2026 with 64 amendments, increasing the annual tax-free income threshold to Tk400,000, withdrawing provisions that critics said could facilitate the legalization of undisclosed wealth, and revising several tax and VAT measures ahead of the 2026–27 fiscal year.
June 30, 2026
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DMP Enforces 200-Yard Restriction Around HSC Exam Centres, Issues Five Guidelines for Candidates and Public
Dhaka Metropolitan Police has announced a 200-yard restriction around all Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and equivalent examination centres across the capital while introducing five special directives aimed at ensuring smooth examinations and minimizing traffic congestion throughout the exam period.
June 30, 2026
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Bangladesh Exports Hatching Eggs to Nigeria for the First Time, Opening New Poultry Trade Prospects
Bangladesh has achieved a new milestone in its livestock sector by exporting hatching eggs to Nigeria for the first time. Officials say the shipment reflects the country's growing capacity in poultry production and marks a significant step toward expanding agricultural exports into new international markets.
June 28, 2026
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Education Minister to Seek Renaming of Buet Dormitory as ‘Abrar Hall’ in Memory of Slain Student
Education Minister ANM Ehsanul Hoque Milon has announced plans to request Prime Minister Tarique Rahman to rename one of the dormitories at the Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (Buet) as “Abrar Hall” in memory of slain student Abrar Fahad. The proposal aims to preserve the legacy of the 2019 campus killing and reinforce the importance of preventing political violence in educational institutions.
June 27, 2026
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Rajbari Students Ordered to Plant 200 Trees Each After Skipping School, Forging Leave Approval
Four secondary school students in Rajbari have been instructed to plant 200 tree saplings each with their parents after they skipped classes, allegedly forged a school leave approval, and were caught loitering during school hours. Local authorities described the measure as an educational and corrective response aimed at promoting discipline and environmental responsibility.
June 26, 2026
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Bangladesh Receives China’s Backing for BRICS Ambition as 13 Bilateral Agreements Signed in Beijing
Bangladesh has secured positive support from China regarding its aspiration to join BRICS, while the two countries signed 13 cooperation agreements during a high-level bilateral meeting in Beijing. The discussions also covered infrastructure development, economic cooperation, and regional partnerships.
June 25, 2026
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Bangladesh and China Set to Deepen Strategic Partnership as Tarique Rahman Holds Key Talks in Beijing
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman is scheduled to meet Chinese Premier Li Qiang in Beijing as Bangladesh and China prepare to sign up to 17 bilateral agreements covering trade, investment, infrastructure, healthcare, and regional cooperation.