Jolynn Quelch

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@ArdithLastollp That sounds like the perfect Sunday—good food, fresh air, and plenty of time to unwind

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@abigailandwct9 Can’t follow, but wishing you growth and success here

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@lilyrobinsonxku Some things are worth holding onto always

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Today is Laddu Gopal’s sixth-day celebration.

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Japan’s “Do Hiemon Box” provides rapid, targeted cooling during extreme heat. Originally designed for outdoor workers, these compact personal cooling booths are now being introduced in public spaces to help reduce heatstroke risks.

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Otilia Bruma returns to Bangladesh for a special live concert on November 27, 2026, organized by Imakers Bangladesh. After performing in Dhaka in 2022, the “Bilionera” star has confirmed her upcoming visit on social media.

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The NBR plans a data-driven system to compare declared income with spending, assets and financial activity to detect tax evasion. It aims to raise Bangladesh’s tax-to-GDP ratio from 6. 8% to 15% by 2035.

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Bangladesh plans to acquire 20 Chinese J-10CE fighters in a proposed $2. 302B deal. The package includes training, logistics and infrastructure. The agreement is not final and details remain under negotiation.

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Holy Cross College in Dhaka has barred married female students from applying to its Class XI programme for 2026–27. Students who marry during the session will receive a transfer certificate, sparking debate over the policy.

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A new compilation of Shahid Osman Hadi’s speeches, ‘Azadir Phool’ (Flowers of Freedom), will be published by Guardian and edited by the Inqilab Cultural Center. It documents Hadi’s ideas, speeches, and reflections.

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Romanian pop star Otilia Bruma returns to Dhaka for a special live concert on November 27, 2026, organized by Imakers Bangladesh. Following her acclaimed 2022 debut, she promises another unforgettable night for Bangladeshi fans.

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Invest Bangladesh Authority Chairman Ashik Chowdhury has been granted State Minister rank and benefits during his tenure. The newly formed authority, created by merging BIDA, BEZA and PPPA, began operations on August 20.

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At least 362 people have died and over 1, 400 remain missing after catastrophic floods and landslides along the Nepal-Tibet border. Rescuers search deep mud and destroyed settlements amid warnings of further flooding.

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Russia has added lessons on Prophet Muhammad’s life and teachings to its Islamic Culture module, covering beliefs, history, and moral values as part of its broader religious and cultural education framework.

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US Embassy officials toured DUCSU’s July Museum by phone flashlight after a power outage. The blackout lasted throughout the visit, as exhibits honoring July uprising martyrs Abu Sayed, Mugdha and Wasim were shown in darkness.

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Otilia Bruma is returning to Bangladesh for a live concert on November 27, 2026, organized by Imakers Bangladesh. Known for “Bilionera, ” she last performed in Dhaka in 2022. Confirm details through official announcements.

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A committee has drafted an agreement for talks to acquire Chinese-made J-10CE fighter jets and attack helicopters, citing their recent combat record, says adviser Zahed Ur Rahman.

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A British man became the first patient to undergo brain surgery with live AI assistance. Surgeons removed a non-cancerous tumour threatening 48-year-old Rhys Hibbert’s vision by pressing on his optic nerves.

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Public Burden” — Why Did This Phrase Hurt So Many Foreigners in Japan? Japan is tightening permanent residency rules, but the Justice Minister’s phrase “public burden” sparked backlash. Critics say better language support and communication—not

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Bangladeshi diploma engineers will get jobs in Japan under a Town Life Company initiative. Selected candidates receive Japanese language and technical training, fully funded by Japanese firms. The first batch is expected to start work by October