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BNP internal reform 2026

Union parishad polls: Picking a single candidate BNP’s biggest challenge

5 September 2026
Multiple BNP aspirants are emerging ahead of the union parishad polls, despite the party’s decision to back a single candidate in each union to prevent the vote from splitting, posing a fresh challenge for the ruling party.
5 September 2026
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BNP’s ‘one leader, one post’ only on paper

3 September 2026
The ruling BNP is yet to implement its “one leader, one post” provision a decade after incorporating it into its charter to widen leadership opportunities and strengthen accountability, leaving junior leaders frustrated with their lack of progression through the ranks.
3 September 2026
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BNP struggling to restore order within

1 September 2026
Party-govt overlap, expired committees and grassroots unrest pose fresh test as party marks its 48th anniv
1 September 2026
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Some BNP allies rue lack of recognition

29 August 2026
More than six months after the BNP formed the government, a section of its partners say the party has yet to fulfil its pre-election promise to include allies in the government.
29 August 2026
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BNP MPs fume over rural power cuts, law and order

28 August 2026
Frequent power cuts, weak rural policing and irregularities in fertiliser distribution took centre stage at a parliamentary party meeting of BNP at the Jatiya Sangsad Bhaban yesterday.
28 August 2026
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Cabinet reshuffle / Message: Performance will be watched

23 August 2026
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman has carried out the first reshuffle of his council of ministers, considering their performance, coordination problems, and the need to accelerate government work, according to multiple government sources.
23 August 2026
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Twenty-three minutes, seven oaths and a new president at Bangabhaban

22 August 2026
Fakhrul takes office before four ministers and two state ministers are sworn in
22 August 2026
Bangladesh presidential election 2026 nomination papers

New faces lined up for council of ministers

20 August 2026
The BNP leadership is considering expanding the council of ministers by inducting several new faces after the president takes oath, according to multiple senior party leaders.
20 August 2026
TikTokers and YouTubers

TikTokers, YouTubers already thronging Padma Bridge

TikTokers and YouTubers are already thronging the Padma Bridge – a day after its opening yesterday (June 25, 2022). They were seen stopping motorbikes and private cars on Padma Bridge – taking photos and shooting videos for social media content.
26 June 2022
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Tk 400 for renting motorbike to cross Padma Bridge

It costs Tk 400 (Tk 200 per head) to rent a motorbike to cross the Padma Bridge. Many motorbikes, however, were seen carrying more than two people on the Padma Bridge.
26 June 2022

A glimpse into glory

After inaugurating the Padma Bridge yesterday, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina left for Jajira in Shariatpur from the Mawa end of Munshiganj via the Padma Bridge.
25 June 2022
Padma Bridge inauguration

14,000 workers, engineers built Padma Bridge in nearly 2,765 days

It took around 2,765 days or 7 years 6 months and 27 days to complete the construction of the Padma Bridge.
24 June 2022

Visitors flock to get a sight of Padma Bridge

After much anticipation, people from regions across the country flocked to see the Padma Bridge on the weekend.
3 June 2022
Potato price hike in Bangladesh

Now potato prices jump

The price of potatoes is now on the rise in different markets in Munshiganj in line with the spiralling cost of other essentials.
3 June 2022
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Padma Bridge: Work on lights almost done

Work is underway on the Padma Bridge to connect the lamps that have already been installed on the country’s longest bridge to the power grid.
2 June 2022

Eid rush at ferry terminals: Hundreds stuck in gridlock

Hundreds of Eid holidaymakers are suffering at ferry terminals as long tailbacks causing them wait for hours.
27 April 2022
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Allow me to teach in a school in Dhaka: Hriday Mondal urges Govt

Hriday Mondal, a teacher of Binodpur Ram Kumar High School in Munshiganj Sadar, said that he will try to stay on as a teacher in the school only if the government provides him with full security, but if it could not, it will not be possible for him to continue doing his job.
13 April 2022
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Hriday Mondal's son goes back to school after 19 days

Hriday Chandra Mondal, an assistant teacher at Binodpur Ram Kumar High School in Munshiganj Sadar Upazila, languished in jail for 19 days before getting out on bail yesterday.
11 April 2022
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Case against Hriday Mondal: Plaintiff had little say

The office assistant, who filed the case against math teacher Hriday Chandra Mondal, said he had no say over the matter as the complaint was not written in his presence.
7 April 2022
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Teacher in jail, family in fear

Family members of Hriday Chandra Mondal, the Munshiganj school teacher now behind bars in a case over demeaning religion, are passing days in panic.
6 April 2022
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‘No need for govt grant, find my husband’s body’

Hatem Ali Bepari (60) and Momela Begum (50) of Jugnighat area of ​​Munshiganj Sadar upazila have been married for about 35 years. During this period, Momela's husband was abroad for 30 years. At different times of the year, he comes home for a few months and spends time with his family
21 March 2022
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Launch capsize: Parents reunite with 18-year-old son after one-hour search

It was 2:44 pm, Sunday. Abdus Sattar and his wife Shahina Begum reached Munshiganj launch terminal. They were roaming around anxiously. Shahina could not find the strength to stand on her own feet. She was holding her husband's hands tightly.
21 March 2022
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First park for electrical, engineering products nearing completion

The construction of the country’s first industrial park for electrical and light engineering product manufacturers in Munshiganj is set to be complete in June.
20 February 2022
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Top grabber let off the hook

Two years after labelling a shipping company as the district’s top river grabber, Munshiganj district administration has taken a U-turn on that revelation.
4 January 2022
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Potato traders in Munshiganj worried over price slump

Potato farms cover about half of the 67,000 hectares of arable land in Dhaka’s Munshiganj district, making it the region’s main cash crop.
6 October 2021
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River Grabbing: Upazila admin starts probing ship builder

Gazaria upazila administration in Munshiganj has launched an investigation into the allegations against a company -- Three Angle Marine Ltd -- which has been occupying rivers, canals and land and was listed as an “illegal occupant” by the National River Conservation Commission (NRCC).
14 September 2021
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Munshiganj Rivers: Prize, not penalty for top grabber

Though the district administration and National River Conservation Commission have identified the company as the top river grabber in Munshiganj, the shipping ministry has been helping boost its business by awarding it shipbuilding contracts.
9 September 2021
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Leaving the glitzy city for now

Al-Amin worked at a metal ornament factory in the capital's Lalbagh area for 15 years.After the pandemic struck Bangladesh and the factory incurred losses due to a fall in sales, the factory had to eventually close down two weeks ago, leaving the 26-year-old unemployed.
1 July 2021

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