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Oct122025 by No Comments

Mortein Strikes Back with a Political Party of Its Own

In a surprising twist in Bangladesh’s ongoing political satire, Mortein, the popular mosquito repellent brand, has announced the launch of its own political party. This move comes as a direct response to Louie the Mosquito and his bizarre manifesto demanding “mosquito rights.” While Louie calls for disruption, Mortein positions itself as the defender of public health and hygiene. With the slogan “Jonogoner Dakey, Jonogoner Pashe,” Mortein is presenting itself as the true voice of the people, standing against discomfort, disease, and chaos. At a time when mosquitoes are seeking rights, Mortein’s campaign calls citizens to unite for safety, awareness, and protection. Mortein’s Election Manifesto Against Louie Build strongholds of resistance against mosquitoes in every household. ...

Oct122025 by No Comments

Dhaka’s Largest Live Music Restaurant ICCL Gourmet Launched

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The capital’s largest live music restaurant, ICCL Gourmet, has officially opened its doors at the International Convention Center Limited (ICCL) in Mirpur. The venue offers a unique experience for food lovers, combining a wide variety of exquisite dishes with captivating live music performances. The grand opening ceremony was held on Saturday. Grand Launch Event The inauguration was attended by distinguished media personalities, prominent corporate figures, influencers, food bloggers, musicians, government officials, and senior ICCL executives. The evening was marked by live musical performances that set the tone for ICCL Gourmet’s vibrant atmosphere. The restaurant also features a large, modern screen to enhance the live music experience. Additionally, a new line of desserts under the...

Oct122025 by No Comments

Presentation Skills Training Session Conducted by Walid Ahmed

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To strengthen students’ communication and presentation abilities, the Department of English at City University organized a special workshop titled Presentation Pro: From Classroom to Career. Expert-Led Session The session was conducted by Walid Ahmed, an internationally award-winning film director, author, and presentation coach. Drawing from his professional experience, he guided students on the art of impactful communication and effective presentation delivery, helping them bridge the gap between academic and professional success. Collaborative Effort The workshop was jointly organized by the Department of English Language and Literature (DELL), the English Language and Debating Club (ELDC), and the City University English Alumni Association (CUEAA) at the university’s Central Au...

Oct72025 by No Comments

Servicing24 Relaunches Free Server Assessment Following Customer Appreciation

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The rapidly growing third-party maintenance service provider Servicing24 has once again launched a month-long free server, storage, and network assessment solutions in October for its enterprise customers. The aim is to analyze the IT infrastructure of brands and businesses, provide suitable solution planning, implementation, and long-term support. Following the success of the previous campaign and in response to customer demand, this opportunity has been reopened to further enhance the country’s IT infrastructure. In this campaign, participants’ server and network systems will be tested for hardware performance, RAID and memory, disk health, firmware updates, log issues, and uptime performance. Participants will receive a detailed health-check report, providing a complete picture of thei...

Sep262025 by No Comments

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

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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...

Sep222025 by No Comments

SAARC Agricultural Centre Hosts Training on Modern Crop Technologies

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SAARC Agriculture Centre (SAC) has launched a four-day regional training programme on “Exploitation of Cutting-edge Technologies for Yield Enhancement of Crops and Genetic Purity of Seed,” inaugurated virtually today (22 September 2025). The initiative brings together leading agricultural scientists, experts and policymakers from across SAARC Member States to discuss advanced technologies and strategies for boosting crop yields and ensuring sustainable food security. The training aims to strengthen regional collaboration, exchange knowledge and promote the adoption of innovative practices to ensure food security and sustainability across SAARC Member States. The programme was inaugurated with an overview of the training objectives by Dr. Sikander Khan, Senior Program Specialist (Crop...

Sep222025 by No Comments

Sandra McKersey Visits Bangladesh, Her ‘Second Home’

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New Zealand entrepreneur and humanitarian Sandra McKersey has visited Bangladesh, a country she describes as her “second home,” reaffirming her commitment to social welfare and business partnership. During the visit, Sandra spent time at the Alhaj Amijuddin Orphanage in Narayanganj, where she has long supported initiatives for orphan children. She shared lunch with the orphans, engaged in conversations, and encouraged them about their future. Her contributions over the years include helping to establish dormitory facilities and an auditorium that also benefits the local community. Alongside her philanthropic work, Sandra is engaged in Bangladesh’s economic life through Sandra Foods International Ltd., a joint venture with Managing Director Tasbih Hussain. The company today employs over 3...

Sep202025 by No Comments

Registration for the Global Scholars Olympiad 2025 has officially begun

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To connect children and teenagers from Bangladesh and around the world with international-standard educational competitions, Space Innovation Camp and Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB) have jointly organized one of the year’s largest international education competitions — the Global Scholars Olympiad 2025. Today, with an inaugural ceremony held at Independent University, Bangladesh in Dhaka, this competition was officially launched. Alongside the inauguration, a hands-on science workshop was organized for children and teenagers, which further ignited their curiosity and creativity. According to the organizers, students can participate in the competition in three age groups: 6–9 years, 10–12 years, and 13–16 years. The competition subjects include Science, Mathematics, Environm...

Sep142025 by No Comments

Robo Kickers – National Soccer Bot Championship for Kids Grand Finale Held

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To inspire children and teenagers in robotics and STEAM education, Space Innovation Camp and BRAC University jointly organized one of the country’s largest robotics competitions, “Creative Juniors Presents Robo Kickers – National Soccer Bot Championship for Kids.” On Saturday, September 13, the grand finale was held at BRAC University’s multipurpose hall. After a day-long exciting competition, trophies were handed over to the winners. More than 30 schools across the country participated in the competition. In the 6–10 years and 11–13 years’ categories, more than 50 teams took part in the knockout-format contest. A remarkable aspect was that each participant built their own soccer bot with the help of their mentors and gained practical knowledge of robotics through participation in th...

Aug262025 by No Comments

Seychelles Nature Trail 2025 held

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The second Seychelles Nature Trail 2025 held with 169 runners taking to the demanding 22-kilometre course through the Morne Seychellois National Park. Designed to highlight the archipelago’s natural heritage and promote sustainable tourism, the second edition of this eco-tourism signature event combined endurance, conservation, and cultural celebration. The 22 km course, with an ascent of 1,210 meters, tested runners’ endurance across some of Mahé’s most diverse terrain. Starting from Port Glaud, participants navigated coastal views at Cap Ternay, forest-lined paths at Anse Major, steep ascents at Mare aux Cochons and Cassedent, and rolling tracks through Tomassin before reaching the finish line at Grand Anse Mahé. This year’s trail also welcomed a diverse mix of participants, including ...