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In a talk show on GTV, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's chief advisor's press secretary Shafiqul Alam raised tough questions about the role of the Awami League and commented on the question of Awami League's remorse. He said, "Have you ever seen any Awami League leader or any pro-Awami League journalist say 'sorry'? Have you seen them express remorse?" Shafiqul Alam claimed that if everyone in the Awami League is not responsible for the genocide, then why have the innocent never publicly said that we condemn those involved in the genocide? Is it because of them that the party is in this situation today? He alleged that everyone in the Awami League is speaking in unison. Even "those who are directly involved in the genocide are supporting the party leader. Yet this leader...

The date for announcing the schedule for the upcoming 13th National Parliament elections has not been finalized. A four-way battle has already begun to take over the administration. The interim government, BNP-Jamaat-Awami League have started fighting. However, the fascist bureaucrats of the Awami League are reluctant to leave the field in the administration. Within six months of the current interim government taking office, the Jamaat supporters are the first to take over the administration. The deprived BNP supporters are not getting promotions due to the anger of the government and Jamaat supporters. The Awami League supporters are also trying. The leaders of the anti-discrimination student movement have started planning to take over the administration again. They are already holding meetings with government officials at the district and upazila levels in the field administration. However, some advisors are transferring and…

Another devotee, Amir Hossain (65), has died in the Bishwa Ijtema on the banks of Turag in Tongi in Gazipur. With this, the number of people who died in the Ijtema has reached 7. It is learned that Amir Hossain's home is in Muksudpur area of Gopalganj. He died at Khita No. 31 around 11 pm on Monday. Later, his funeral was held after the Fajr prayers in the morning. Meanwhile, the sermon has started after the Fajr prayers today, Tuesday. Devotees are spending their time in worship and devotion in Khita. Guests from abroad are also engaged in zikir and askar. Religious people from at least 22 districts across the country have participated in this phase of the Ijtema. The second phase of the event will end with the final prayer tomorrow. After that, the Ijtema of the Sadists will be held from February 14-16.

Indian media outlet Republic Bangla's journalist Mayukh Ranjan is controversial due to his activities and presenting strange information. He is widely criticized in Bangladesh for his bizarre statements such as "Bangladesh will not exist, Chittagong will be occupied" and "Chittagong will be occupied" and "Dr. Yunus". Again, viewers enjoy him on social media because of his gestures and shouting. However, recently, people from various professions, including Bangladeshi politicians, are participating in his talk show on Republic Bangla. There too, Mayukh is full of laughter, debate, and rumor. This time, Indian journalist Mayukh Ranjan and the Press Secretary of the Bangladesh Interim Government, Shafiqul Alam, faced each other on the issue of Hindutva and fundamentalism. In an online question-and-answer session on Monday (January 3) night…

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is going to Mahakumbh on Wednesday. The Prime Minister will take a holy dip at the Sangam. The Delhi assembly elections are on Wednesday. On the day of the election, there is a lively political arena surrounding Modi's holy dip. The pro-Uddhav Shiv Sena has taunted the Prime Minister's holy dip as 'vote politics'. On the other hand, on the other hand, the Parliament was in an uproar on Monday over the incident of the Prime Minister's holy dip at the Kumbh on the morning of Mauni Amavasya. Modi is scheduled to address the Parliament today. When will Modi take a holy dip? He will take a holy dip at the Sangam between 11 am and 11:30 am on Wednesday. He is scheduled to land at Prayagraj airport at 10:05 am. From there, he will leave for Ariel Ghat. From there, he will reach Mahakumbh by boat. On the other hand, the Delhi assembly elections are on Wednesday. One of the…

In the seven months from July to January of the current fiscal year 2024-25, the garment sector's exports increased by 12 percent compared to the same period of the previous fiscal year. In these seven months, Bangladesh exported garments worth $23.55 billion. Of this, export earnings increased by 5.7 percent in January alone to $28.97 billion. It was $25.94 billion in the same period last year. This information was given in a report by the Export Promotion Bureau (EPB) on Monday (February 3). According to the report, the total export earnings from July to January of the current fiscal year grew by 11.68 percent compared to the same period of the previous fiscal year.

Mustakim Ahmed Mustak, Sylhet: The Doarabazar Police Station in Sunamganj has arrested Jubo League leader Kripasindhu Roy, who was a beneficiary of the TCB dealership under the guise of a private company. He was sent to the Sunamganj District Jail by a learned court on Monday. Officer-in-Charge (OC) of Doarabazar Police Station Md. Zahidul Haque confirmed this information. Kripasindhu is the son of the late Kshitindra Mohan Roy of Ambari Bazar, Mannargaon Union, Doarabazar. He was involved in Awami League politics as a member of the Doarabazar Upazila Jubo League convening committee. During the tenure of the fallen Awami League government, he took over the TCB dealership by using the influence of Sunamganj-5 (Chhatak-Doarabazar) constituency MP Muhibur Rahman Manik. On that basis, he made cards anonymously and withdrew the goods and sold them to a black market gang and became the owner of a huge amount of money…

Mujahidul Islam, JB representative, JB Student Rights Council Arts Faculty Convener Sujan Chandra Sukol and Member Secretary Shahidul Sumon Sardar have been approved as a committee for the next six months. On Monday (February 3rd), JB Student Rights Council President AKM Rakib and General Secretary Raihan Hasan Rabbi signed a new committee for the Arts Faculty for the next six months. JB Student Rights Council Arts Faculty Convener Sujan Chandra Sukol said, “Student Rights Council always works for the rights of students. There is a competition for good work here. Which inspired me to join this team. I will try to fulfill the responsibility given to me properly…

After the then Awami League government fell in the face of a mass uprising by students and the public on August 5, many Awami League leaders, ministers and members of parliament fled the country. Several of them have already been seen in London. Former State Minister Khalid Mahmud Chowdhury was also rumored to be in London. UK Awami League sources said that the UK Awami League organized a workers' meeting at a hall in East London on Sunday evening, London local time. Khalid Mahmud Chowdhury attended the event and spoke. He then distributed leaflets in various places in East London as part of a month-long program organized by the UK Awami League demanding the resignation of the interim government of Bangladesh and the withdrawal of cases filed against Awami League leaders and activists.…

China's manufacturing output has been falling for two consecutive months due to President Donald Trump's tariff policies. The South China Morning Post reported this information on Monday, citing US media outlet Bloomberg. The report said that, like last December, Chinese factories unexpectedly decreased production in January. As a result, the Chinese government may have to take financial stimulus initiatives. Wang Zhi, senior economist at market analysis firm Caixin Insight Group, said in a message, "The biggest problem is that unemployment will increase. Along with exports, product prices will decrease." China's export environment may deteriorate due to increased uncertainty in foreign trade. In such a situation, China's economic crisis will become more pronounced, the message also said. It also said…