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Nine-month tourism ban in St. Martin: Environment will survive, economy in crisis
Dhaka, February 4, 2025: The government has banned tourism in Bangladesh's only coral island, St. Martin, for nine months. Under the directives of the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, tourist entry to the island will be completely prohibited from February 1 to November 2025. Strict decision to protect the environment Experts have long been expressing concerns about excessive tourism, plastic pollution, coral destruction and loss of biodiversity in St. Martin. The government said that this decision has been taken to protect the fragile environment of the island. An environmental expert, Dr. Mahmud Hasan, said, "St. Martin is a sensitive coral island. Marine life and coral are under serious threat due to excessive tourism. The ban will help the island recover." Local businessmen in economic crisis St. Martin's economy is mainly dependent on tourism. The new ban has caused local businessmen,…
However, high-level sources said that this recommendation is more likely to be final. In general, 30 years of age for entry into government service, 32 years for children of freedom fighters and their grandchildren. The committee's proposal did not say anything separately for children of freedom fighters or grandchildren. Why is the age of girls two years older? In response to the question, sources said that girls often have to enroll again after dropping out of school. Due to marriage in the middle of their studies, there is a break in their studies. If they get married, they often cannot take the job exam after having children. Considering these considerations, the committee considered it reasonable to keep the age of girls two years older. When asked to comment on this, the chief…
Four journalists were beaten up while on their way to gather news in Lakshmipur Sadar Upazila.
Lakshmipur District Additional Superintendent of Police (Sadar Circle) Md. Rezaul Haque inspected the scene and confirmed these information around 10 pm. The miscreants injured in the attack were Rafiqul Islam, the district correspondent of the Daily Khabor Kagoj, Abdul Malek Nirob, the general secretary of Chandraganj Press Club, Md. Alauddin, and the publicity secretary of the Lakshmipur Sadar Hospital. The injured journalists said that the incident of encroachment and attack on the house of an expatriate in Dattapara village occurred due to a dispute over land. On the way to the spot, 8-10 masked men stopped their motorcycle and asked them to leave without collecting news. The journalists did not listen to them and went to the front…
Bangladesh is getting a large territory: International Court of Justice ruling opens a new direction
Dhaka, 3 February 2025: Bangladesh recently received a historic ruling from the International Court of Justice, which will help increase the country's territorial extent. The World Court of Justice (ICJ) today announced the ruling that some new areas will be added to Bangladesh's maritime and land borders, which will create new opportunities for natural resource exploration and the country's regional security. As a result of this ruling, Bangladesh will be able to include parts of the East Bay of Bengal and some small areas bordering India in its territory. The ruling by the International Court of Justice is being seen as a major diplomatic victory for Bangladesh, which will further strengthen the development of the country's land and trade relations. University professors explain its importance Professor of the Department of Geography of the university Dr. Rashedul Hasan…
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Artificial Intelligence and Humanity: Opportunities and Challenges
Artificial intelligence (AI) is currently one of the most important aspects of technology, making global progress. However, with this, another question has also arisen: will it improve human life, or endanger it? Currently, AI technology is making rapid progress in various sectors. Starting from the healthcare sector, its use is increasing in education, communication, and various areas of daily life. In particular, in the medical field, the quality of the medical system has improved greatly by using AI to quickly identify and diagnose diseases. However, along with this, several concerns are also arising, such as: the risk of job loss, data security, and the possibility of people's personal freedom being undermined. The rise of artificial intelligence: will it improve human life or…
In a major move amid concerns over China-backed technology and security concerns, Texas has become the first US state to ban the use of Chinese-owned artificial intelligence platform DeepSeek and social media app RedNote on government devices. The move comes in response to concerns about potential data security risks and foreign interference posed by the apps linked to China. Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced that DeepSeek and RedNote will no longer be allowed on state government devices. He said this is a security concern due to the potential access to data collected by the Chinese government from the apps. The move comes as Texas’ data…
China's DeepSeek AI technology sends stock markets plummeting, raising competition concerns
Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) startup DeepSeek has caused a huge stir in the tech sector after unveiling its new AI model. The model is said to be significantly cheaper than that of US companies, which has raised concerns among investors and sent the share prices of major tech companies, including Nvidia and other Silicon Valley-based companies, plummeting. DeepSeek claims that its model cost just $5.6 million to develop, which is far less than that of US tech companies. The technology’s capabilities pose a direct challenge to US AI innovation, which has been particularly worrying given China’s rapid progress. As a result, the technology…
China's DeepSec AI Model: Impact on US Tech Market Chinese startup DeepSec has unveiled its new AI model, which has demonstrated improved performance even using fewer Nvidia chips. The innovation has had a negative impact on US tech stocks, with Nvidia shares falling by about 171%, raising concerns about the AI competition in the US. Starbucks' business recovery initiative Starbucks has taken new steps to recover its business, including relaunching ceramic mugs and introducing a new code of conduct that stipulates the need for customers to stay in the store while shopping. The changes will help control store crowds and increase sales…
Case details: Court verdict: The court found that Khalif’s actions constituted a serious threat to national security. Judge Ms Justice Chima-Grub said: “His actions posed a significant risk to members of the military.” Sentence: Khalif received two six-year sentences for espionage and an additional two years and three months for escaping from prison. These sentences will run concurrently, resulting in a total sentence of 14 years and three months in prison. Reaction: The verdict is being seen as a warning to British security agencies and the military, highlighting the need for tougher action against espionage and security breaches.
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