The Interim Government of Bangladesh didn't shut down any media outlet.
The government firmly believes in free press and freedom of speech, said a press release of Chief Adviser's Press Wing.
No shutdown to any media outlet in Bangladesh
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Papon steps down, Faruque becomes BCB president
Ending all speculations, Nazmul Hassan Papon stepped down from his role as Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) president today. The decision of his resignation came from the BCB's emergency meeting today, held at the conference room of the Youth and Sports Ministry.
Former chief selector Faruque Ahmed was elected as new BCB president, the board's media department confirmed.
In a message sent through whatsapp, the board's media department termed Faruque Ahmed as newly elected president and informed that he will hold a press conference...
Former chief selector Faruque Ahmed was elected as new BCB president, the board's media department confirmed.
In a message sent through whatsapp, the board's media department termed Faruque Ahmed as newly elected president and informed that he will hold a press conference...
Metro rail may resume from August 25
Metro rail operations are expected to resume from August 25, Road Transport and Highways Department senior secretary Ehsanul Haq said on Tuesday.
Ehsanul Haq visited the National Press Club metro rail station today and instructed the officials concerned to take necessary steps to resume the metro rail services, reports UNB.
The striking metro rail workers returned to work today.
The authorities suspended metro service since 18 July, citing damage due to arson and vandalism.
The metro rail operations did not resume on Saturday as planned because officials were unable to finish the necessary technical tests.
The two stations in Mirpur-10 intersection and Kazipara which were vandalized during the recent student movement will remain shut for necessary renovation work.
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WHO urges South-East Asia to address mental health crisis
Climate change is increasingly impacting mental health and psychosocial well-being, the World Health Organization said calling on member countries in South-East Asia Region to strengthen mental health systems and services to address this growing challenge.
“Climate change exacerbates many social, environmental, and economic risk factors for mental health and psychosocial well-being. Among WHO regions, South-East Asia is most vulnerable to this,” said Saima Wazed, Regional Director of WHO South-East Asia, in her opening remarks at a regional workshop for ‘Strengthening capacity of countries to address the impact of climate change on mental health’, held in Ball, Indonesia from 12 – 14 August.
The WHO Regional Director said that in many countries significant gaps exist between menta...
Mother of Democracy — movie on Khaleda
With the recent change in government on August 5, a new development has emerged: a feature film about BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia has been announced. Titled "Mother of Democracy," the movie has already been registered with the Directors' Guild by director MK Zaman. The film is being produced by Akand Entertainment PLC, with the script reportedly completed and pre-production work in progress. Filming is scheduled to begin on September 25.
Director A K Zaman explained: "This decision wasn't made overnight. We've been working on this film for quite some ti...
Director A K Zaman explained: "This decision wasn't made overnight. We've been working on this film for quite some ti...
