Jamaat condemns fatal BSF shooting in Pirganj
Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami has condemned the death of a Bangladeshi youth shot by India's BSF in Pirganj, with two others also badly wounded.
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Pakistan's 'Raja' rewrites 149 years of Test history
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Man posing as DGFI officer's aide held in Dhaka
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BGB recovers East India Company stamps, stone idol
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Dismembered body found in Dhaka's Adabor
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Fallow tea land yields Tk 1.2m in dragon fruit sales
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Sheikh Hasina was world's best actress: speaker
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Madarganj dealer fined for overpriced TSP fertiliser
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Chhatra Shibir honours 80 top students in Sreepur
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Clinic sealed after new mother's death in Jibannagar
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2 children drown in Netrokona's Khaliajuri
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Long march to continue over referendum, power crisis: Jamaat
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Repeated power faults: sabotage or conspiracy? BNP asks
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Youth can change the country if they choose to: PM
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Chougachha construction workers form new union committee
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Uncle, nephew killed by lightning in Karimganj haor
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Man shot dead in Khulna's Daulatpur
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3 missing after picnic boat accident in Padma River
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PM visits injured army captain at Dhaka's CMH
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Trump rejected Saudi request to strike Houthis: report
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Bangladeshi-origin woman jailed 76 months in US fraud case
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Padma Barrage to open by March, says water minister
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Clinton says she loves Israel but not Netanyahu
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PM wears plain, coarse cloth to avoid wasting money: whip
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Ashrayan-2: Tk 11,142cr later, houses stand empty
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PM donates to 38 religious institutions in Dhaka-17
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Nation must overcome moral crisis: opposition leader
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Banned Awami League march in Gulshan ends in arrests
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Government reviewing 101 India deals from Hasina era
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Adani power unit shutdown worsens Bangladesh load shedding
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All July Charter provisions will be implemented: chief whip
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New York marks 25th anniversary of 9/11 attacks
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Father dies after witnessing sons fight in Rangpur
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Royal papaya turns fortune around for Saidur in Kushtia
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Putin arrives for BRICS summit, to meet Modi today
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Only the govt changed, not the people: Charmonai Pir
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Kishoreganj farmers turn to water hyacinth amid straw crisis
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Houthi fighters seize full control of Bab-el-Mandeb strait
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Bumper vegetable harvest in Faridpur's char areas
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Lahore court bars expulsion of Afghan medical students
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Pakistan offers to help revive Bangladesh's sugar mills
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Iran won't be weak before its enemies: Pezeshkian
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US 'war on terror' brought disaster, says Corbyn
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