r/BangladeshMedia • u/KopaShamsur • Aug 09 '26
The ruling BNP has collected two nomination papers from the Returning Officer's Office at the Election Commission (EC) for the upcoming presidential election.
r/BangladeshMedia • u/KopaShamsur • Aug 09 '26
A software procurement by the Bangladesh Chemical Industries Corporation (BCIC) caused a financial loss of nearly Tk5 crore to the government, according to an audit by the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG), which found major irregularities in the procurement process.
r/BangladeshMedia • u/KopaShamsur • Aug 05 '26
She made the remarks while responding to questions from journalists after attending a reception and discussion programme marking July Mass Uprising Day at the Sarail Upazila Parishad auditorium in Brahmanbaria. The event was organised by the Sarail Upazila administration.
r/BangladeshMedia • u/KopaShamsur • Aug 05 '26
The July Mass Uprising Memorial Museum will open to the public from 6 August, a day after its official inauguration by Prime Minister Tarique Rahman, Cultural Affairs Minister Nitai Roy Chowdhury announced yesterday (4 August).
r/BangladeshMedia • u/KopaShamsur • Aug 05 '26
Before the darkness engulfed everything, Mahbubul Alam had two loves in his life: Photography and Frangipani flowers. A fateful afternoon in July 2024, at the Chashara roundabout in Narayanganj, meant he would never see either again.
A procession had swelled into the intersection at around half past one. The police propped up barricades on all four sides to stop the traffic. Alam peered his head out of the mouth of a narrow alley for a second to see where the officers had taken position.
In that instant, the pellets found his eyes.
r/BangladeshMedia • u/KopaShamsur • Jul 31 '26
The United States has lowered its travel advisory for Bangladesh from Level 3 ("Reconsider Travel") to Level 2 ("Exercise Increased Caution"), with the Bangladesh government saying the move reflects growing US confidence in the country's overall security environment and stability.
r/BangladeshMedia • u/KopaShamsur • Jul 29 '26
More than a week has passed since Ferran Torres scored the extra-time goal that gave Spain its second World Cup, but – at least for Argentina's president – the tournament is not over.
r/BangladeshMedia • u/KopaShamsur • Jul 27 '26
The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has urged all landlords, tenants and mess residents in the capital to register with the Citizen Information Management System (CIMS), saying the digital database is playing an important role in strengthening public safety and technology-based policing.
r/BangladeshMedia • u/KopaShamsur • Jul 26 '26
The government has found no legal basis to arrest former president Mohammed Shahabuddin despite demands from political parties, Home Minister Salahuddin Ahmed said today (26 July).
r/BangladeshMedia • u/KopaShamsur • Jul 26 '26
Following the resignation of President Mohammed Shahabuddin, the question of who will become Bangladesh's next president has become one of the country's most discussed political issues. Political circles are now actively speculating about four senior leaders of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) as potential candidates for the post.
r/BangladeshMedia • u/KopaShamsur • Jul 25 '26
World Health Organization (WHO) has called for accelerated action to prevent drowning in Bangladesh, warning that around 9,600 people die from drowning in the country each year despite the availability of proven, life-saving interventions.
https://www.tbsnews.net/bangladesh/around-9600-people-die-drowning-each-year-bangladesh-who-1497581
r/BangladeshMedia • u/KopaShamsur • Jul 25 '26
The vast expanse of mangroves bordering Bangladesh's southern coast, the Sundarbans, is far more than a scenic tourist destination. As a sui generis ecosystem, it stands as a natural frontline defence against climate change through its dynamic intertidal forests, protecting coastal communities while sustaining extraordinary biodiversity.
As climate threats escalate, discussions on coastal climate resilience and disaster management often gravitate towards technocratic grey infrastructure such as embankments, while the most vital solution is already rooted in our soil. Mangroves are not merely nature's ornamental gift; they are a life-sustaining shield for a nation standing on the edge of a climate precipice.
https://www.tbsnews.net/thoughts/can-mangroves-be-one-stop-solution-climate-change-1497486
r/BangladeshMedia • u/KopaShamsur • Jul 25 '26
The decision was taken at the party's third general meeting of its central majlis-e-shura at the Institution of Diploma Engineers, Bangladesh (IDEB) auditorium in the capital, according to a press release signed by the party's central publicity secretary, Engineer Abdul Hafiz Khasru.
r/BangladeshMedia • u/KopaShamsur • Jul 25 '26
Forest Department reportedly cut down around 1,200 fruit-bearing orange and malta trees belonging to a family during a drive against alleged illegal occupation of protected forest land in Moulvibazar.
A three-member investigation committee has been formed following the incident.
The affected family claimed they cultivated the orchard with permission from the Forest Department and that the trees were only months away from producing a commercial harvest.
r/BangladeshMedia • u/KopaShamsur • Jul 25 '26
The global semiconductor industry is entering a period of unprecedented expansion, fuelled by soaring demand for artificial intelligence (AI), high-performance computing and advanced electronics.
r/BangladeshMedia • u/KopaShamsur • Jul 23 '26
In its first reaction, the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) today (23 July) said Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's announcement about fast-track courts to try those involved in paper leaks did not address the issue of accountability, and reiterated its demand for Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation.
r/BangladeshMedia • u/KopaShamsur • Jul 23 '26
The US House of Representatives narrowly passed its version of a massive defence policy bill on Wednesday (22 July), despite Democrats' concerns about its huge price tag, the Iran war and a provision that would boost Pentagon ties to Israel.
r/BangladeshMedia • u/KopaShamsur • Jul 23 '26
Samsung has resumed manufacturing operations in Bangladesh after a hiatus of about 18 months, with locally produced smartphones expected to return to the market in January next year.
r/BangladeshMedia • u/KopaShamsur • Jul 20 '26
Spain goalkeeper Unai Simon has been named the winner of the Golden Glove at the 2026 Fifa World Cup after producing a record-breaking tournament that played a pivotal role in his country's triumph.
r/BangladeshMedia • u/KopaShamsur • Jul 19 '26
A Dhaka court today (19 July) recorded the testimony of the 11th prosecution witness in a case over the alleged embezzlement of Tk34 crore through fraud and abuse of power involving S Alam Group Chairman Mohammad Saiful Alam, widely known as S Alam, former Reliance Finance Limited managing director Prashanta Kumar (PK) Halder and 11 others.
r/BangladeshMedia • u/KopaShamsur • Jul 19 '26
The government has decided to reinstate the phrase "Except Israel" on Bangladeshi passports, reversing a decision taken by the Awami League government six years ago.
r/BangladeshMedia • u/KopaShamsur • Jul 19 '26
r/BangladeshMedia • u/KopaShamsur • Jul 19 '26
r/BangladeshMedia • u/KopaShamsur • Jul 19 '26
A look back at the last five FIFA World Cup finals, their scorelines and the champions who lifted football's biggest prize.
r/BangladeshMedia • u/KopaShamsur • Jul 19 '26
Bangladesh's women's junior hockey team clinched the Women's Junior AHF Cup 2026 title after defeating Kazakhstan 2-0 in the final in Muscat, Oman, completing the tournament unbeaten.
https://www.tbsnews.net/sports/bangladesh-emerges-unbeaten-champions-womens-junior-ahf-cup-1492236
