Author: MD. MOSLIM UDDIN

Hi, I'm MD. Moslim Uddin, an accomplished journalist and the Editor of The Moorning Times Online News Portal. With a deep-rooted passion for journalism and a commitment to delivering accurate, timely, and engaging news, I play a pivotal role in shaping the editorial voice and direction of the portal. My career is marked by a dedication to uncovering the truth and presenting it with clarity and integrity. My extensive experience in the field has equipped me with a keen understanding of current affairs, in-depth reporting, and the intricacies of digital media. As the editor, I ensure that The Moorning Times provides insightful analysis, comprehensive coverage, and a platform for diverse perspectives. Under my leadership, The Moorning Times continues to thrive as a trusted source of news, offering readers a blend of compelling stories and thorough reporting that resonates with a wide audience.

In an uncanny display of foresight, the long-running animated series “The Simpsons” has once again drawn attention for its seemingly accurate predictions about future events. Known for its satirical portrayal of American life, the show has surprisingly managed to forecast several major developments in technology, politics, and culture long before they came to pass. 1. The Touchscreen Phone (1995) In a 1995 episode titled “Lisa’s Wedding,” Lisa’s fiancé is seen using a device strikingly similar to today’s touchscreen smartphones. At the time, such technology was still in its infancy, making the show’s depiction all the more remarkable. This early representation…

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A severe security vulnerability has been discovered in the IP (Internet Protocol) address management of Google’s Chrome and Apple’s Safari browsers. This flaw could allow cybercriminals to deploy spyware or surveillance apps on users’ phones, enabling them to monitor online or daily activities. It is believed that this vulnerability has existed in both browsers for the past 15 years, leading to numerous instances of spyware attacks. The flaw, known as ‘0.0.0.0’, is related to the IP address and network management within the browsers. Cybercriminals could exploit this issue to bypass the security perimeter of the browser’s IP network and secretly…

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On Instagram, any message or video posted can be seen by all individuals following the account. Additionally, videos posted by accounts with more followers are given priority in displaying them to other users. However, the videos from these high-follower accounts are not always of high quality, which can be frustrating for those who do not follow the account. To address this issue, Instagram has made changes to its content analytics tools. With the new update, videos that have been viewed multiple times will be prioritized for display to unfamiliar users. Instagram’s head, Adam Mosseri, has stated that the number of…

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The Bangladesh Association of Software and Information Services (BASIS) has called on the interim government to repeal the Cyber Security Act. In a press release on Thursday, the organization stated that the Cyber Security Act continues the repressive behavior seen in the 2006 ICT Act and the 2018 Digital Security Act, posing a threat to human rights. The press release noted that the Cyber Security Act grants powers to arrest or detain any individual without permission. This law facilitates the control of online content and obstructs personal freedom of expression. As a result, it is often used against journalists, human…

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With the power transition in Bangladesh following Sheikh Hasina’s resignation amidst student protests, cricketer Rubel Hossain has called for changes in the leadership of the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB). He specifically mentioned former coach Chandika Hathurusingha as needing replacement. Rubel’s stance is supported by cricketer Nurul Hasan Sohan, who also desires changes in the BCB. Previously, Imrul Kayes expressed dissatisfaction with the board, accusing it of ruining many careers and giving false assurances. He highlighted that players are often disrespected and left out due to personal biases. Despite his long tenure, BCB President Nazmul Hassan Papon has been criticized for…

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Following the resignation of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina amid widespread student protests, political instability has caused uncertainty in Bangladesh’s cricket scene. The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) faces potential disruptions due to the political upheaval, and the future of its activities remains unclear. Recent violence has led to delays in the Bangladesh ‘A’ team’s tour to Pakistan, originally scheduled for August 6. The team is now expected to depart on August 9. Practice sessions have resumed at Mirpur Sher-e-Bangla Stadium under coach Mizanur Rahman, with players observing a moment of silence for victims of recent violence. BCB officials, including former captains…

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Amidst a popular uprising, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has resigned from her position. Subsequently, a change of power has occurred in the country, and the parliament has been dissolved by presidential order, resulting in the loss of parliamentary seats for many, including Shakib Al Hasan. There is now speculation about whether the former captain of the Tigers will return to the country. Since the Awami League relinquished power, there have been attacks on the homes of parliament members, and their safety is at risk. Many are fleeing the country. Currently, Shakib is playing in the Global T20 League in Canada…

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In Bhedorganj, Shariatpur, a Volunteer League leader named Faruk Molla has been killed in an attack by miscreants. The incident occurred late on Wednesday night (August 7) in the Goni Mollar Kandi area of Char Kumariya Union. Faruk Molla, the son of Abdul Hai Molla, was the Vice President of the Volunteer League in Char Kumariya Union. Locals reported that Faruk was severely injured in the attack. The assailants beat and hacked him, causing critical injuries. Local residents rushed him to the Damudya Upazila Health Complex, where the attending doctor declared him dead.

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Afghan cricketer Ihsanullah Janat has been banned for 5 years due to allegations of corruption. During this period, he will be prohibited from participating in all forms of cricket. This decision was announced by the Afghanistan Cricket Board (ACB) on Wednesday (August 7). According to the ACB’s statement, Ihsanullah Janat violated anti-corruption policies of both the ACB and the ICC during the second season of the Kabul Premier League. The 26-year-old cricketer’s ban is effective immediately. He breached section 2.1.1 of the anti-corruption code, which prohibits attempts to influence match outcomes unlawfully. Janat has admitted to the corruption charges against…

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Nobel laureate Dr. Muhammad Yunus has departed for Bangladesh to assume the role of Chief Advisor of the interim government. He arrived at Dubai International Airport at 2:15 AM local time. He was escorted to the VIP lounge under tight security, with the Bangladesh Ambassador to the UAE, Abu Jafar, and the Consul General in Dubai, BM Jamal Hossain, present to welcome him. However, due to security reasons, they were not permitted to meet Dr. Yunus. Dr. Yunus is scheduled to arrive in Bangladesh later today. He will officially take on the role of Chief Advisor at 8 PM tonight.…

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