Reporter, Print/Digital, The Daily Star
The fate of Mymensingh-4 constituency hinges on the votes of 11 unions, including five in char areas (shallow lands that rise from a river when water level decreases).
On the first day of 2024, Dhaka’s air quality was categorised as “very unhealthy” with an Air Quality Index (AQI) score of 259, posing a serious health risk to residents, according to a study.
Agriculture is an incredible success story for Bangladesh.
Awami League candidates in Netrakona-1 and 5 are set to face challenges from their independent party colleagues, while the AL ticket holder in Netrakona-4 is likely to have a smooth sailing for lack of a strong opponent in the upcoming national polls.
Netrakona-3, a constituency comprised of Kendua and Atpara upazilas, is going to see a three-way battle among an incumbent and two former lawmakers.
A potentially close battle for the Netrakona-2 seat is shaping up with a state minister in pole position, followed by a former deputy minister, also an ex-national footballer, who is popular among locals.
While the ruling Awami League nominees will face strong challenges from their party colleagues running as independents in many constituencies across the country, the picture seems to be quite different in Dhaka.
As the nation gears up for the upcoming national election, the printing press industry anticipates a familiar surge in activity, traditionally marked by a boom preceding every electoral contest.
The fate of Mymensingh-4 constituency hinges on the votes of 11 unions, including five in char areas (shallow lands that rise from a river when water level decreases).
On the first day of 2024, Dhaka’s air quality was categorised as “very unhealthy” with an Air Quality Index (AQI) score of 259, posing a serious health risk to residents, according to a study.
Agriculture is an incredible success story for Bangladesh.
Awami League candidates in Netrakona-1 and 5 are set to face challenges from their independent party colleagues, while the AL ticket holder in Netrakona-4 is likely to have a smooth sailing for lack of a strong opponent in the upcoming national polls.
Netrakona-3, a constituency comprised of Kendua and Atpara upazilas, is going to see a three-way battle among an incumbent and two former lawmakers.
A potentially close battle for the Netrakona-2 seat is shaping up with a state minister in pole position, followed by a former deputy minister, also an ex-national footballer, who is popular among locals.
While the ruling Awami League nominees will face strong challenges from their party colleagues running as independents in many constituencies across the country, the picture seems to be quite different in Dhaka.
As the nation gears up for the upcoming national election, the printing press industry anticipates a familiar surge in activity, traditionally marked by a boom preceding every electoral contest.
Speculation surrounding seat-sharing with lesser-known parties in the upcoming January 7 polls concluded yesterday as the Awami League finalised agreements only with Jatiya Party and three partners from its 14-party alliance.
BNP’s first nationwide public event since October 28 was obstructed and foiled by police in nine districts yesterday.