Author: MOST. JESMIN AKTER

Hi , I am MOST JESMIN AKTER . I am Journalist , I am News Reporter of The MoorningTimes Online News Portal

In a recent briefing, Dr. Muhammad Yunus, the Chief Advisor of the interim government, assured that the government will work with India based on respect and fairness. The announcement was made on Sunday (September 8) by Dr. Yunus’s Special Assistant, Mahfuz Alam. Mahfuz Alam reported that during a recent exchange of views with students, various opinions on numerous topics were shared. The government is committed to considering these opinions as it moves forward. Students also urged the government to remain vigilant about the politics of religion and discussed issues related to teacher and student politics in educational institutions. Additionally, students…

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In their second match, Bangladesh will take on Bhutan with the aim of advancing in the FIFA rankings. The match is scheduled for Sunday, September 8, at Changlimithang Stadium, with kickoff set for 6 PM local time. After a confident win in their first match, the Bangladesh football team is looking to maintain their winning streak. Captain Jamal Bhuiyan and his team are determined to keep their momentum going. The team is focused on refining their strategies ahead of the game. Captain Jamal Bhuiyan has emphasized that they are not considering any alternative to victory. However, there is concern regarding…

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India is currently on alert as a new case of suspected monkeypox has been reported. On Sunday, September 8, multiple media outlets in the country revealed that a young man exhibiting symptoms of monkeypox has been identified. The individual has been isolated in a hospital, and samples have been collected for testing to confirm the infection. The results will determine whether he has contracted monkeypox. According to the Hindustan Times, the Ministry of Health has stated that the young man’s condition is currently stable. However, details regarding his age and place of residence have not been disclosed. The Ministry of…

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The northeastern Indian state of Manipur is experiencing severe unrest, exacerbated by drone strikes, rocket attacks, and gun battles that have resulted in the deaths of several individuals. The situation has further deteriorated, prompting speculation about the resignation of Chief Minister N. Biren Singh. On Sunday, September 8, Chief Minister Singh held a series of meetings with Governor Lakshman Prasad Acharya, following which rumors about his resignation began to spread. According to a report by Indian news outlet India Today, Singh participated in a crucial 45-minute meeting where he highlighted the need for strong leadership to address the state’s security…

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The National Citizens’ Committee Against Discrimination has been officially launched. The committee made its debut on Sunday, September 8, at the Central Shaheed Minar. The committee has appointed Nasiruddin Patowary as the Convenor, Akhtar Hossain as the Member Secretary, and Samantha Sharmin as the Spokesperson. The new committee comprises 55 members. According to the organizers, the formation of this committee aims to dismantle fascist systems and ensure the success of the ongoing struggle for a new political arrangement. Currently, the platform does not plan to form a political party. Instead, it will act as a liaison for students opposing discrimination.…

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In a decisive moment, Brazil returned to winning ways thanks to a crucial goal from Rodrygo. His solitary strike on Saturday, September 7, secured a 1-0 victory over Ecuador. This win marks Brazil’s first triumph in four matches of the South American World Cup qualifiers, bringing a significant boost to the five-time world champions. In the match, held in the morning of September 7 (Bangladesh time), Brazil defeated Ecuador 1-0 in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers. Brazil had a promising opportunity in the third minute when Rodrygo’s free kick was headed off target by Luis Aihik from close range. The…

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In a significant policy shift, the Bangladesh Bank has announced the removal of the cash withdrawal limit from banks. Starting tomorrow, Sunday, September 8, account holders will be able to withdraw any amount of cash they wish. Additionally, customers will still be able to transfer any amount of money between accounts and perform digital transactions as before. The central bank issued this update through a notice on Saturday, September 7, and has provided instructions to all government and private banks accordingly. Previously, the maximum amount allowed for cash withdrawal was capped at 500,000 taka. In recent weeks, the limit had…

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Ottawa, September 5, 2024: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has lost the support of the New Democratic Party (NDP), raising the likelihood of an early federal election. NDP leaders revealed this on Thursday (September 5), as reported by the BBC. NDP leader Jagmeet Singh spoke out after his party withdrew its support from Trudeau’s centrist Liberal government on Wednesday. Singh stated that Trudeau would need to form a new alliance to remain in office. The next general election is currently scheduled for October 2025. Recent public opinion polls suggest that the center-right Conservative Party, the official opposition, could win the…

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Jamalpur Correspondent: A violent clash broke out between two factions of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) in Jamalpur during a video conference with the party’s acting chairman, Tarique Rahman. The altercation, which occurred on Saturday, August 31, at a community center in the Dewan Para area, left at least 30 people injured from both sides. The conflict erupted around noon during a discussion session with district leaders, which was being held via video conference with Tarique Rahman. The situation escalated into a physical confrontation between supporters of Jamalpur BNP General Secretary Shah Waresh Ali Mamun and former Member of Parliament…

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In a harrowing incident, 11 Bangladeshis, including women and children, were abandoned by traffickers in the Sundarbans after being promised safe passage to India for a fee of 45,000 BDT each. The group, which includes five children, five women, and one man, was later rescued by forest department workers, according to a report by Indian news outlet Aajkal. The individuals had reportedly sought to flee Bangladesh following the ousting of the Awami League government. After former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina left power and fled to India, many of her supporters and party members have been attempting to leave the country,…

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