2:59 pm, Friday, 17 April 2026
BREAKING NEWS
Spider-Man’s New Reshoots Signal Marvel and Sony Still Think Tone Control Can Decide a Blockbuster’s Fate
More humor, stronger villain A fresh Variety report on April 8 said Tom Holland revealed that “Spider-Man: Brand New Day”
Ceasefire Holds Uneasily as Iran, Israel and the U.S. Enter a Fragile Two-Week Pause
A deal under strain Iran, the United States and Israel moved into a tentative two-week ceasefire on April 8 after
Expansion of Life-Saving Bubble CPAP Use for Children with Breathing Difficulties
The use of low-cost Bubble Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (bCPAP) is rapidly expanding across hospitals in Bangladesh. Currently, six hospitals
Proposal to Introduce Animal Vaccination Cards for the First Time, A New Initiative to Protect Health and Livelihoods
Experts have proposed introducing vaccination cards for livestock, poultry, and pets in Bangladesh for the first time. The initiative aims
Coachella set times arrive and the festival countdown speeds up
A timetable becomes its own headline Festival lineups create anticipation, but set times create decisions. That shift is visible again
AI infrastructure push runs into power bottlenecks and tariff pressure
Big ambition, slow construction The race to build artificial intelligence infrastructure is no longer just a story about chips and
Iran crisis widens as attacks hit Saudi route and oil nerves grow
A bridge, a deadline, a wider risk Airstrikes across Iran and missile fire toward Saudi Arabia and Israel pushed the
Nationwide Measles Outbreak: Vaccine Shortage, Scarcity, and Children at Risk
Since March 2026, the measles virus outbreak in Bangladesh has been spreading rapidly across many districts. Prolonged disruptions in vaccination
Rising Fuel Costs Increase Pressure on Bangladesh’s Garment Sector
Bangladesh’s garment and textile industry is facing a major crisis due to rising fuel and raw material costs. Prices of
Main Causes of Price Hikes: Supply, Market, and Political Stability
Inflation in Bangladesh is not merely a matter of central bank policy or monetary measures. The core reasons lie in
