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3:31 am, Saturday, 29 August 2026
No Central Bank Approval Needed Anymore to Send Fees Abroad for Language Courses
From now on, students in Bangladesh will no longer need prior approval from the central bank to send tuition fees
New Strategy in Budget to Reduce Bank Borrowing
In the upcoming budget, the government plans to reduce its reliance on bank loans compared to the current fiscal year.
Allama Imam Hayat tells government to withdraw from false cases
Allama Imam Hayat, Chairman of the World Insaniat Biplob Bangladesh, has called for the withdrawal of all false cases. In
India’s Trade Ban on Bangladesh Seen as ‘Retaliatory’: Says GTRI
India’s recent trade restriction on Bangladeshi goods through land ports is set to impact $770 million worth of exports annually—around
US Tariffs Not a Threat, But an Opportunity: Debapriya
There is no reason to panic over the United States imposing tariffs, said Dr. Debapriya Bhattacharya, Distinguished Fellow at the
“Japan turned around—Bangladesh can too with the right policies” – Dr. Anisuzzaman
At an event held in Banani, Dhaka, on Thursday, May 15, organized by the Policy Research Institute (PRI), Dr. Anisuzzaman
Without easy loans, farms may shut down, farmers urge in budget
In the upcoming budget, stakeholders in the livestock and fisheries sectors in Bangladesh are urging the government to increase subsidies
IMF Agrees to Release 4th & 5th Installments Together
Bangladesh and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have successfully concluded their fourth review, paving the way for the release of
We need a human-centered society, not a trade-driven world: Dr. Yunus
Dr. Muhammad Yunus, Chief Advisor of the Interim Government, emphasized the urgent need for a new kind of civilization, stating
Inflation easing, Governor shares hopeful update
Bangladesh Bank Governor Dr. Ahsan H. Mansur has expressed optimism that the country’s inflation will fall below 5 percent by
