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BNP-Jamaat at one table after a long time

Dr. Yunus's acceptance of award from Israeli sculptor is like supporting massacre in Gaza: Foreign Minister

President urges to spread spirit of liberation war and communal harmony at grassroots

Moyna to screen in South Korea

Intern doctors to stop their agitation for a month after Health Minister's assurance

Three days before and after Eid, trucks and lorries are closed on the highway

Own Correspondent, Dhaka, 22 March 2024: Road Transport and Bridges Minister Obaidul Quader has ordered to increase vigilance on three-wheeler as well as motorcycle movement to avoid road accidents during Eid. At the same time, three days before and after Eid, the highway should be closed for trucks and lorries.

Garment workers' salary, bonus to be paid before Eid holiday

Dhaka, March 20: March salary and Eid bonus will be paid to garment workers before the holy Eid-ul-Fitr holiday.

299 killed, 544 injured in road accidents during Eid holidays

Dhaka, July 9: Two hundred and ninety-nine people were killed in 277 accidents on the country's roads and highways during the Eid-ul-Azha holiday. Another 544 people were injured. Bangladesh Jatri Kalyan Samiti gave this information in a press conference at Bangladesh Photojournalist Association auditorium in the city on Saturday morning.

Dhaka roads still empty, no traffic jam seen

Dhaka, July 4: Two working days have passed after the five-day holiday on the occasion of Eid-ul-Azha. Even on the third working day on Tuesday, the roads of the traffic-congested city of Dhaka have not returned to normal. Despite the opening of all kinds of public and private offices, the pressure of public transport on the streets of Dhaka is still very low. Private cars were not seen as well. As a result, most of the streets of the capital are still almost empty.

1 crore SIM users left Dhaka in 5 days; still most of the roads in Dhaka are empty

Dhaka, July 3: From June 27 to July 1, in these five days, 99 lakh 47 thousand 726 SIM users left Dhaka. On the contrary, 32 lakh 82 thousand 152 people entered Dhaka during this period. Meanwhile, after the five-day holiday of Eid-ul-Azha, government and private offices opened on Sunday, but most of the streets of the capital remained empty.

People are returning to Dhaka without suffering

Dhaka, July 1: People are leaving the capital Dhaka on the third day of Eid. The flight from home to Dhaka has begun. Even if there is no excess passenger pressure and car shortage, the cars are getting the expected number of passengers.

Eid-ul-Azha: 1 Crore 41 thousand animal sacrifices across country

Dhaka, July 1: This year, a total of 1 crore 41 thousand 812 cattle were sacrificed in the holy Eid-ul-Azha. Ten percent of this can be skin damage. Besides, the target of collection of 85 to 90 lakh pieces of good quality leather has been set this time, excluding goat skin.

Animal sacrifice continues on the second day of Eid

Dhaka, June 30: On the second day of the holy Eid-ul-Azha, religious Muslims are sacrificing animals according to their capacity all over the country, including the capital, in the hope of receiving the great grace of Almighty Allah. On Friday, June 30, many are sacrificing animals on the second day of Eid. However, this number is much less than the first day.

Eid: Dhaka still empty, people still leaving for ancestral home

Dhaka, June 30: Like every year around Eid, the capital Dhaka has become very empty this year. There is no hustle and bustle in the busiest cities. There is no unbearable traffic jam on the roads. All in all, the ever-familiar Dhaka has taken the form of an unknown city on Eid.

Former President Abdul Hamid celebrates Eid in his village after 10 years

Dhaka, June 30: Md. Abdul Hamid celebrated Eid-ul-Azha at Haor of his village Kishoreganj after serving as President for 10 years and 41 days.

Eid-ul-Azha: 100% waste removal in DSCC area in 11.5 hours

Dhaka, June 30: Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) said that 100 percent of the waste of the first day's sacrificial animals was removed in 11 and a half hours.

Obaidul Quader urges to forget differences and unite

Dhaka, June 30: Awami League General Secretary and Bridges Minister Obaidul Quader urged to forget the differences and unite and said, "Let us purify the mind's ink on the stone of sacrifice. Illuminate the darkness of the corner of the heart. Be devoted to the greater welfare of the country and nation by avoiding small interests."

100% waste disposal in Dhaka North City in 8 hours

Dhaka, June 30: Cent percent of Qurbani waste has been removed within eight hours in Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC) area, as it had been promised by DNCC Mayor Md. Atiqul Islam.

Eid-ul-Azha: 94.5 lakh animals sold for Tk 60,000 crore

Dhaka, June 30: A total of more than 94 lakh 43 thousand animals have been sold for sacrifice on the occasion of the holy Eid-ul-Azha. Out of this, 43 lakh 61 thousand cows and buffaloes and 50 lakh 81 thousand goats, sheep and other animals were sold. According to the data of the Department of Livestock, the total sale of sacrificial animals this year is more than Tk 60,000 crore.

More than 200,000 worshipers perform Eid prayers together at Gor-e-Shaheed Maidan in Dinajpur

Dhaka, June 29: Around 200,000 worshipers offered Eid-ul-Azha prayers together at the historic Gor-e-Shaheed Maidan in Dinajpur. The worshipers coming from different parts of the country including Dinajpur are happy to pray in this big congregation peacefully.