Day: September 26, 2025

Sep262025 by No Comments

Chuti Resort Purbachal hosts 4th Art Carnival for children and youth

Chuti Resort Purbachal, one of Bangladesh’s pioneering resort chains, successfully concluded its 4th Art Carnival at its scenic Purbachal Centre on the outskirts of Dhaka. The two-day celebration of creativity, art, and culture brought together children, youth, and celebrated artists in an immersive experience.This year’s carnival featured 16 renowned artists, including Dr. Mohammad Shamim Reza, Rumana Robbani, M. Muntaqim Shaon, Md. Mostafizur Rahman Mridul, Syed Muhammad Zakir, Golam Faruque Sarkar, Kamrun Nahar, Fahmida Khatun, Sumana Akter, Anindita Datta, Neloy I Hossain, Sumana Haque, Razzaque Prodhan Liton, Md. Harun Ar Rashid Tutul, Salina Fordous, and Khandker Nasir Ahammed.Over the two days, the artists created more than 60 remarkable paintings—ranging from vibrant acryli...

Sep262025 by No Comments

Banglalink launches country’s first AI-powered Customer Support Platform

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Banglalink, the country’s leading digital operator, has launched Bangladesh’s first AI-powered Complaint Management System in the telecom sector. This pioneering initiative marks a major milestone in Banglalink’s commitment to redefining service excellence through AI-driven innovation. The new system leverages advanced artificial intelligence to detect customer issues and guide complaint registration with minimal human intervention. By analyzing handset, SIM, and network status, it generates a self-diagnosis report for customers.If issues persist, the system prompts the customer to raise a complaint, which is then seamlessly transferred to a live agent for resolution. With additional categories soon to be included, this intelligent process ensures faster, smarter, and more accurat...

Sep262025 by No Comments

Tobacco Companies Must Not Be Stakeholders in TC Law Amendment: Fisheries and Livestock Adviser

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Tobacco companies cannot in any way be stakeholders in the amendment of the Tobacco Control Law, said Farida Akhter, Adviser to the Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock. She stressed that the government will never take such an anti-public interest step, noting that tobacco companies’ manipulations have already delayed the amendment for far too long. “No more delay is acceptable. Just as the youth of Bangladesh drove fascism out of the country, they must now lead the way in eradicating tobacco,” she urged.The adviser was speaking as the chief guest at a discussion held on Wednesday (24 September 2025) at the CIRDAP auditorium in the capital. The event, organized by the Development Organisation of the Rural Poor-DORP, was titled “Ensuring Public Health Protection by Passing the Proposed A...