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Students in Dhaka take to streets to manage traffic
The streets of Dhaka are witnessing a peculiar sight. Dozens of students have taken to manage traffic in the capital city of Bangladesh, which witnessed
UN chief calls for Security Council reforms, push for permanent seat for Africa
The United Nations Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres has called for a permanent seat for Africa at the UN Security Council, adding that the UNSC needs reforms,
During recent Bangladesh protests ‘Setu Bhaban’ set ablaze in Dhaka, vehicles worth crores charred
Officials at Bangaldesh’s Ministry of Road Transport and Bridges, which is housed in the Setu Bhaban in Dhaka’s Mohakhali are fearful of entering the building
US says had ‘no involvement’ in ousting Bangladesh PM
The United States “had no involvement” in ousting Bangladeshi prime minister Sheikh Hasina, the White House said Monday, describing the claim as “simply false.” Hasina,
Iran rejects Western calls to stand down Israel threat
Iran on Tuesday rejected Western calls to stand down its threat to retaliate against Israel for the killing of Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh in
Taliban say three civilians killed in Pakistan border clash
Taliban authorities accused Pakistani forces on Tuesday of killing three civilians — a woman and two children — in clashes along their northern border. The
India, Australia hold Maritime Security Dialogue
The sixth India-Australia Maritime Security Dialogue was held in Canberra on Tuesday, an MEA release said. As per the release, the Indian delegation was led
Earth registers hottest July on record: US agency
Last month was the hottest July on record, making it the fourteenth straight record-breaking month, a US environmental agency reported Monday. The monthly report from
