Joining the UN session Dr. Best wishes to Yunus Gwen Lewis
Nobel laureate economist, the chief adviser of the interim government, joined the 79th General Assembly session of the United Nations. Gwen Lewis, United Nations Resident
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The army chief’s pledge to support the interim government in any situation
Bangladesh Army Chief General Walker-uz-Zaman has promised to support the interim government in important reforms. The army chief said this in a rare interview
In 21 days remittance came to 19 thousand 610 crores 40 lakhs
In the first 21 days of this September, expatriate Bangladeshis sent remittances of 1.63 billion 4.2 million US dollars through legal channels in the country.
Dr. left Dhaka for New York. Yunus
The chief adviser of the interim government has left for New York to attend the session of the United Nations General Assembly. Muhammad Yunus.
Trump rejected the offer of a second debate with Kamala
In the upcoming US presidential election, Republican Party candidate Donald Trump has rejected the offer of a second debate face-to-face with rival Democratic Party candidate
Chief of Army Staff meeting with Chief Adviser
Interim government chief advisor Professor Dr. Chief of Army Staff General Waqar-uz-Zaman paid a courtesy call on Muhammad Yunus. According to the press wing of
The heroism of the coup d’etat will be presented at the United Nations. Yunus
The chief adviser of the interim government. Muhammad Yunus will address the 79th session of the United Nations General Assembly on September 27. In this,
Stars fair at Kamala’s virtual election rally
Democratic candidate Kamala Harris has started using the popularity of stars to attract voters for herself in the upcoming US presidential election. He held a
The families of the martyrs in the coup are getting 5 lakh, the injured are getting a maximum of 1 lakh
From the ‘Julai Shaheed Smriti Foundation’ financial assistance will be given to the families of the martyrs and the injured persons in the mass uprising
Dengue can be more dangerous
The number of dengue cases and deaths is increasing at an alarming rate. The Aedes mosquito-borne disease is creating new records every day. Experts fear