An agreement was signed between the Australian High Commission in Dhaka and UNDP on Wednesday signed marking Australia as the first development partner to support the BALLOT Project, which aims to strengthen Bangladesh’s electoral process. The project is a …
The Australian High Commission and the United Nations signed an agreement on Wednesday in Dhaka, with Australia becoming the first funding partner of the BALLOT Project--a joint initiative by UNDP, UN Women and UNESCO to support Bangladesh ahead of its …
The Election Commission (EC) of Bangladesh has launched a three-year project titled "BALLOT" (Bangladesh Advancement for Credible, Inclusive and Transparent Elections) with support from the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), aiming to …
Sri Lanka, one of the importers of Bangladeshi medicines, has sought investment and contribution from Bangladeshi entrepreneurs to develop their pharmaceutical sector, as Sri Lanka has specialised economic zones to attract foreign investment in …
The National Seed Board (NSB) has approved three new rice varieties developed by the Bangladesh Rice Research Institute (BRRI), which are salt-tolerant, high-yielding Boro, and resistant to blast disease. The announcement was made in a press release from …
Asitha Fernando did well to dismiss the well-set batters, Shanto and Mushfiqur. Meanwhile, Milan Priyanath Rathnayake and Tharindu Ratnayake nearly cleaned up Bangladesh's tail in the final session. Owing to their exploits, the Tigers were down to 458…
As mentioned, Das could have completed his fifth century in Test cricket. Only Mominul Haque, Mushfiqur, Tamim Iqbal, Shanto, Mohammad Ashraful, Mahmudullah, and Shakib Al Hasan own five-plus Test tons for Bangladesh. Besides, Das got to his 18th half- …
As mentioned, Bangladesh faltered after electing to bat on a spin-friendly Galle track. They were down to 45/3 in the first session. Both Shanto and Mushfiqur batted the day out with precision thereafter. They returned unbeaten on 136* and 105* …
Iran may shut down the route through which Bangladesh’s fuel supplying nations move ships Bangladesh is likely to face disruptions in fuel imports, as the ongoing Iran-Israel conflict may affect the routes through which the energy-supplying nations move …
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