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Sirajganj beggar ‘Saleha Pagli’ dies, leaving behind three sacks of money
Saleha Begum, popularly known as “Saleha Pagli,” a beggar from Sirajganj, passed away on Friday night while undergoing treatment at
Gallows Awarded to Jamaat Leader Is a National Disgrace — Fakhrul Calls on All Parties to Forget Divisions and Join the Election
BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir said, “The execution of Jamaat leaders marks a disgraceful chapter in the nation’s
Russia’s war in Ukraine tilts toward grinding pressure, not breakthrough
Front-line map shifts by kilometers, not cities Russia is leaning on constant pressure across eastern Ukraine instead of dramatic armored
Parents get new control over teen AI chats as Meta tightens rules
Big Tech tries to prove it can self-police Meta is rolling out stricter parental controls around its social-media chatbots for
Climate risk is quietly rewriting the rules of homeownership
Insurance costs are becoming a financial shock In large parts of the United States, the cost — or even the
China’s “golden monkey diplomacy” hints at what may follow the panda era
A new wildlife ambassador steps forward For decades, China’s giant pandas were more than beloved zoo attractions; they were living
Taylor Swift turns a “bonus project” into a box-office weapon
The pop economy she built keeps paying off Taylor Swift has done it again: a film built around her new
K-drama’s global play: Netflix leans on “The Dream Life of Mr. Kim” and a new wave of comfort storytelling
Streaming strategy built on Korean storytelling Netflix and its Korean production partners are rolling out a dense October slate built
Pet obesity and “pet health inflation” are now the same story
Your vet bill is telling you something Veterinarians across the United States say they are seeing more overweight and obese
Japan and Europe move to lock up EV battery recycling
Who controls the minerals after the car dies Japan and European partners are building a shared data system to track



















