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Successive Australian governments at the federal and state level have placed too much emphasis on stimulus measures to ...

GAIBANDHA, JULY 09, 2022 (BSS) - As many as 300 rural women of Palashbari upazila in the district have become self-reliant

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SINGAPORE, July 8: A 35-year-old Indian national has died in a forklift accident at an under-construction public housing project in Singapore, according to a media report. The incident happened on Thursday when the worker was standing on the rear counterweight of a forklift at the worksite while tying an electrical cable onto the side of an overhead beam when the forklift moved backwards suddenly, reported The Straits Times. The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) said the accident occurred at the upcomi...

Restaurants? Check. Brewery? Check. Quality apartments? Pizza shop? Of course. After successfully dipping his hands into a varied professional portfolio, Matt Gray is now going into the ice business. His bid, along with CAN-USA Sports, LLC, to manage operations at the city’s ice arena will be up for discussion at City Council’s conference meeting next week. It’s set for 7 p.m.

Apart from small satellites, multi-layered capacity-building programmes, which encourage the participation of the private sector in aerospace, can help Vietnam enable more sectors to reap benefits from satellite data.

According to a new study that uses predictive modelling, planned phosphorus reductions will make Lake Erie more toxic; the study will help contain and mitigate risks.

Singapore's planned sale of up to S$35bn ($25bn) in 'green bonds' over the period to 2030 will help to develop the country's sustainable financing capabilities, says Fitch Ratings.

New Age, a Dhaka-based leading English language daily newspaper, is a major source of news of Bangladesh and international affairs