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The girl, a resident of a village close to the international border, was taken to the neighbouring country by a Bangladeshi man on March 7.

Man killed in road accident after being chased by BGB in Dinajpur Star Digital Report Star Digital Report A man was killed today in a road accident while he was being chased by members of Border Guard Bangladesh in Hakimpur upazila of Dinajpur. The deceased was identified as Md Asaduzzaman Sabu Mia (37) from Ramkrishnapur village in Ghoraghat upazila in the district. BGB members claimed the man was a suspected drug dealer. Jesmin Begum, Sabu's wife, however, said her husband was a fish trader. She demanded justice for her husband's death, reports...

Hili Land Port exceeds fixed revenue earning target 318 (HLP) in Hakimpur upazila of Dinajpur have already exceeded the fixed revenue earning target by about 15 percent during the 2020-2021 financial year that will end in June next. “We have collected Taka 220.28 crore till February against the fixed target of earning Taka 191.79 crore revenue by the National Board of Revenue (NBR) through HLP during this FY,” Deputy Commissioner of Customs at HLP Saidul Alam told local reporters. The collected revenue earning is higher by around 28.50 crore higher than the fixed target of collecting Taka...

Onion imports thru land ports mark sharp fall Thanks to a rise in local supply People selling onion under an ‘open market sale’ initiative of the government barely see any customers as demand has fallen amid a supply glut. The photo was taken in front of Bangladesh Film Development Corporation recently. Photo: Rashed Shumon Imports of Indian onions through land ports witnessed a drastic fall in the last seven days thanks to the increased supply of the local variety. Markets in most districts are now flooded with local onions and the consumers also prefer the local produce to the Indian...