Bangladesh's top information official praised reporters who dig deep for stories at a training event Tuesday. Secretary Mahbuba Farjana told law journalists that their work helps build trust between courts and citizens. She spoke to dozens of reporters gathered at the National Institute of Mass Communication. The training session focused on teaching better investigation methods for court coverage. Farjana said truth-seeking journalism makes government actions more open to public view.
Three major organizations worked together to create the reporter training program. The Supreme Court Administration partnered with the United Nations Development Programme for the event. Sweden's embassy provided funding and support for the workshop...
Climate change has forced 2.4 million people from their homes across Bangladesh this year. Another 190,000 residents face similar risks as weather patterns continue changing. Officials and aid workers discussed these growing problems at a meeting held at Hotel River View. The International Organization for Migration Bangladesh and local partner Katnarpara Nari Unnayan Sangstha hosted the event. Norwegian development funds supported the workshop about helping displaced communities.
Government workers from multiple departments shared their experiences at the gathering. Police officials and youth development leaders explained current challenges facing displaced families. Social service directors and employment officers also presented...
The National Citizens' Party will start a nationwide march across Bangladesh next month. The group plans to visit all 64 districts during July to mark the uprising anniversary. Party leader Nahid Islam spoke about the campaign at a morning news meeting. He said the march will honor people who died during last year's protests. The month-long effort aims to connect with citizens from different backgrounds.
The political march begins July 1 at martyr Abu Sayed's burial site. Party members will travel from district to district meeting families of those killed. They want to hear citizen concerns and explain their political goals. The group calls their effort the July March to Build the Nation. Leaders expect the campaign to strengthen ties...
Bangladesh's Information and Broadcasting Ministry plans to honor families of journalists killed during recent protests. Secretary Mahbuba Farzana led a recent meeting where officials made these decisions. The ministry will host receptions and provide financial support to these families. They want to remember those who died covering the July uprising events. This recognition comes as the country prepares to mark the mass movement anniversary.
Officials will screen a new movie called "Shrabon Bidroho" at the National Museum on July 5. The film tells the story of the July protests that changed Bangladesh. Theaters across the country will show the movie at the same time. Bangladesh missions abroad will also screen the film for overseas...
Mango cultivation has revolutionized agricultural practices across the Barind region during the past decade. Thousands of farming families have discovered new economic opportunities through this crop transformation. The region encompasses areas within Rajshahi, Chapainawabganj, and Naogaon districts. Farmers abandoned struggling rice production to establish profitable mango orchards on challenging terrain. Red soil conditions that once created farming difficulties became perfect for mango cultivation.
Individual farmers have achieved remarkable financial success through dedicated mango production efforts. Humayun Ali from Porsha Upazila generated 800,000 taka from his nine-bigha orchard this growing season. Sohel Rana's 55-bigha farm...
Bangladesh's Council of Advisers made new decisions about national observance days on Sunday. The council will mark July Shaheed Dibosh on July 16 each year. They also plan to observe July Mass Uprising Day on August 5. Officials decided against holding special celebrations on August 8. Press Secretary Shafiqul Alam shared these changes through his Facebook page.
The interim government had earlier named August 8 as New Bangladesh Day. This date marked when Professor Muhammad Yunus formed the current government. Officials had also designated July 16 as Martyr Abu Sayed Day. Abu Sayed died when police opened fire during protests in Rangpur. August 5 had already been called July Mass Uprising Day.
The council changed their earlier...
Islamic University completed its Digital Skills for Student Training Programme ceremony today. The Bangladesh Computer Council runs this program as part of the EDGE project. The Computer Science and Engineering Department hosted the event at the Ibn Sina Science Building. University officials gathered to celebrate student achievements. Certificates went to nearly 1,000 successful participants.
Vice-Chancellor Prof Dr Nakib Muhammad Nasrullah served as the main guest speaker. Pro-Vice Chancellor Prof Dr M Yeaqub Ali attended the ceremony. Treasurer Prof Dr Jahangir Alam also joined the celebration. Prof Dr Munjurul Haque from Engineering and Technology Faculty came to support students. Department Chairman Prof Dr Robiul Hoque led the...
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua spoke at an Anglican church service Sunday. He blamed the government for recent protest violence across Kenya. Gachagua said officials created false stories about a coup attempt. He denied any involvement with the June 25 demonstrations that turned violent. The Democracy for Citizens Party leader called the coup claims fictional.
President William Ruto had suggested the protests looked like an attempted takeover. Gachagua rejected this idea completely during his church appearance. He said young people were fighting against bad leadership and corruption. The former deputy president accused the state of using scare tactics. He believes officials avoid addressing real problems raised during the...
President William Ruto departs Sunday for official visits to Spain and Britain. State House Spokesperson Hussein Mohamed announced the trip focuses on major economic deals and diplomatic agreements. The president will push for global financial reform during his travels. Ruto starts his journey at a development financing conference held in Seville. He plans to call for changes to international lending systems that address poverty and climate issues.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and King Felipe VI will meet with the Kenyan leader. Their talks will cover clean energy projects and programs for young people. Ruto will also lead important discussions with other world leaders at the summit. The meetings aim to strengthen partnerships...
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