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Sheikh Hasina's Big Trial Begins, Charged With Crimes Against Humanity
Bangladeshi prosecutors officially charged former prime minister Sheikh Hasina and two senior officials with crimes against humanity for their alleged roles in violent crackdowns during the 2024 student-led uprising.
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$16 Billion Siphoned Yearly During Sheikh Hasina Rule: Bangladesh Report
An average $16 billion may have been illicitly siphoned out of Bangladesh annually during former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's 15-year rule.
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Bangladesh's Worst Floods Leave 5 Million Stranded Amid Political Turmoil
About five million people in Bangladesh were stranded by floods in low-lying areas, as strong currents washed away river embankments.
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One Of World's Most Crowded Cities Gets First Mass-Transit Rail
Bangladesh's capital is about to get its first metro rail, a Japanese-funded project that aims to ease commuting in one of the most congested cities in the world.
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Bangladesh, To Save Dollars, Cancels Dance By Bollywood's Nora Fatehi
The Bangladesh government denied Bollywood actor Nora Fatehi permission to perform at an event in the capital Dhaka in a bid to save dollars as part of austerity measures.
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Mysterious Plumes of Methane Gas Appear Over Bangladesh: "It's A Signal"
One of the countries most vulnerable to climate change has also been revealed as a major contributor of methane, a greenhouse gas that's about 80 times more potent in its first two decades in the atmosphere than carbon dioxide.
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Foreign Media On Security Concerns Over Rohingyas In Nations Like India
Violence in Myanmar that's pushed nearly 400,000 Muslim refugees into neighboring Bangladesh is threatening to deepen sectarian tensions across the region.
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As China Looms, India Set To Pledge Billions To Bangladesh: Foreign Media
India is likely to give Bangladesh a credit line of at least $3.5 billion for infrastructure projects during Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's state visit in April, as Beijing and New Delhi jostle for geopolitical influence in South Asia.
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Main Mumbai Airport Fails Security Drill, 8 Dummy Passengers Die: Report
One of the country's busiest airports is not safe for fliers in emergencies. This is what a mock drill at the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (CSIA) yesterday showed.
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After Mother Was Slapped, Mumbai 20-Yr-Old Climbed Up 3 Floors With Sword
There was high drama in a housing society at Bhayandar yesterday evening, when a youngster tried to attack his neighbour, to avenge an insult to his mother.
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Mumbai: High Drama In Juhu Society To Save Couple Held Hostage
Three men try to loot a couple by holding them hostage in their home, but their efforts were thwarted when the victims' neighbour called the police control room and over a 100 officers were dispatched to tackle them
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Bangladesh Bank Heist Probe Said to Find Three Groups of Hackers
FireEye is said to have identified digital fingerprints of hacking groups from Pakistan and North Korea.
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Am Innocent... Was Ready to Marry Pratyusha, Says Rahul Raj Singh
"I did not abscond as I have been accused of doing. I gave the cops my contact number. I was in touch with an advocate who advised me to leave the spot, saying Pratyusha's friends would harm me and the police would harass me. That's why I left. It was, obviously, a mistake," said Rahul
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Mumbai Crime: Domestic Help Tries To Poison Scribe, Family
A journalist found himself on the other side of a news report on Wednesday, when a domestic help tried to poison him and his family.
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Mumbai: Man Held For Digging In Neighbour's Home For Black Magic Ritual
A 55-year-old man was arrested for breaking into his neighbour's house and digging a pit inside to allegedly conduct black magic rituals there.
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Sheikh Hasina's Big Trial Begins, Charged With Crimes Against Humanity
Bangladeshi prosecutors officially charged former prime minister Sheikh Hasina and two senior officials with crimes against humanity for their alleged roles in violent crackdowns during the 2024 student-led uprising.
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$16 Billion Siphoned Yearly During Sheikh Hasina Rule: Bangladesh Report
An average $16 billion may have been illicitly siphoned out of Bangladesh annually during former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's 15-year rule.
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Bangladesh's Worst Floods Leave 5 Million Stranded Amid Political Turmoil
About five million people in Bangladesh were stranded by floods in low-lying areas, as strong currents washed away river embankments.
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One Of World's Most Crowded Cities Gets First Mass-Transit Rail
Bangladesh's capital is about to get its first metro rail, a Japanese-funded project that aims to ease commuting in one of the most congested cities in the world.
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Bangladesh, To Save Dollars, Cancels Dance By Bollywood's Nora Fatehi
The Bangladesh government denied Bollywood actor Nora Fatehi permission to perform at an event in the capital Dhaka in a bid to save dollars as part of austerity measures.
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Mysterious Plumes of Methane Gas Appear Over Bangladesh: "It's A Signal"
One of the countries most vulnerable to climate change has also been revealed as a major contributor of methane, a greenhouse gas that's about 80 times more potent in its first two decades in the atmosphere than carbon dioxide.
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Foreign Media On Security Concerns Over Rohingyas In Nations Like India
Violence in Myanmar that's pushed nearly 400,000 Muslim refugees into neighboring Bangladesh is threatening to deepen sectarian tensions across the region.
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As China Looms, India Set To Pledge Billions To Bangladesh: Foreign Media
India is likely to give Bangladesh a credit line of at least $3.5 billion for infrastructure projects during Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's state visit in April, as Beijing and New Delhi jostle for geopolitical influence in South Asia.
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Main Mumbai Airport Fails Security Drill, 8 Dummy Passengers Die: Report
One of the country's busiest airports is not safe for fliers in emergencies. This is what a mock drill at the Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport (CSIA) yesterday showed.
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After Mother Was Slapped, Mumbai 20-Yr-Old Climbed Up 3 Floors With Sword
There was high drama in a housing society at Bhayandar yesterday evening, when a youngster tried to attack his neighbour, to avenge an insult to his mother.
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Mumbai: High Drama In Juhu Society To Save Couple Held Hostage
Three men try to loot a couple by holding them hostage in their home, but their efforts were thwarted when the victims' neighbour called the police control room and over a 100 officers were dispatched to tackle them
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Bangladesh Bank Heist Probe Said to Find Three Groups of Hackers
FireEye is said to have identified digital fingerprints of hacking groups from Pakistan and North Korea.
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Am Innocent... Was Ready to Marry Pratyusha, Says Rahul Raj Singh
"I did not abscond as I have been accused of doing. I gave the cops my contact number. I was in touch with an advocate who advised me to leave the spot, saying Pratyusha's friends would harm me and the police would harass me. That's why I left. It was, obviously, a mistake," said Rahul
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Mumbai Crime: Domestic Help Tries To Poison Scribe, Family
A journalist found himself on the other side of a news report on Wednesday, when a domestic help tried to poison him and his family.
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Mumbai: Man Held For Digging In Neighbour's Home For Black Magic Ritual
A 55-year-old man was arrested for breaking into his neighbour's house and digging a pit inside to allegedly conduct black magic rituals there.
