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Arsa torture cell chief, aide arrested in Cox's Bazar - Vimarsana News

Arsa torture cell chief, aide arrested in Cox's Bazar

Osman alias Salman Murabbi, 50, is also the head of Arsa's ulama body and an accused in the killing of a Directorate General of Forces Intelligence (DGFI) official, says Rab spokesperson

Bangladesh government misled by Khaleej Times - Vimarsana News

Bangladesh government misled by Khaleej Times

Bangladesh government has been visibly misled by a fabricated report of New Delhi based journalist Dipanjan Roy Chowdhury, who twisted a recent statement of ex-ISI (Inter Service Intelligence) chief Asad Durrani’s testimony before Pakistan’s Supreme Court, where he admitted to funding a number of Pakistani politicians and political parties, while there is no such existence of funding Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), though this was openly accused by Bangladesh Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina stating the main opposition BNP received fifty million Pakistan rupees from ISI prior to general e...

BlackBerry (BB) Q2 2024 Earnings Call Transcript - Vimarsana News

BlackBerry (BB) Q2 2024 Earnings Call Transcript

BB earnings call for the period ending June 30, 2023.

Source: fool.com
6 Ansar al-Islam militants arrested - Vimarsana News

6 Ansar al-Islam militants arrested

Rab claimed to have arrested six members, including a key leader, of the banned militant outfit Ansar al-Islam from different areas in Dhaka

Bangladesh FM Momen on India-Canada row; 'Proud of India, they don't do immature things' - Vimarsana News

Bangladesh FM Momen on India-Canada row; 'Proud of India, they don't do immature things'

In a swift response to Canada's baseless allegations with no robust proof, the Ministry of External Affairs doubled down on having no links to the incident.