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Tisha and Apurba team up after 14 years Photo: Collected from Apurba’s official Facebook page Ashley Shoptorshi Samaddar Ashley Shoptorshi Samaddar Popular actors Nusrat Imrose Tisha and Ziaul Faruq Apurba have worked together in many notable television projects, including "Bidhoba", "Bhalobashi Bhalobashi", and "Megh Balika", among others. They last shared the screen in Naeem Imtiaz Neyamul's "The Rain" in 2007. After a long break of over a decade, the much-loved onscreen pair are coming together this Eid for a television project, directed by Shihab Shaheen.  Shihab Shaheen has also wri...

Bangladesh Ansar In Mujibnagar Govt's Oath Taking Ceremony The New Nation Dr. Forqan Uddin Ahmed : The Ansar have been engaged in maintaining law and order and mobilizing resources for socio-economic development since 1948. During the early days of Pakistan, when the number of police stations and police personnel was very limited, the Ansars used to maintain public order in the remote corner of the country. Language martyr Abdul Jabbar was a platoon commander of Ansar. In fact, historically Ansar had always been within the people, with the people and on the side of the people,...

Handset sales down 40pc since January Sales of mobile handsets have dropped more than 40 per cent in April compared to the January level after consumers tightened their belt as they see no immediate end to the coronavirus pandemic.    And amidst the second wave of Covid-19 infections, sales have fallen further as the government introduced movement restrictions and lockdowns. The sales were great during the first six months of the current fiscal as the pandemic led to soaring digitalisation. Many people had to purchase digital devices to cope with the new normal, including remote offices an...

Unfortunately. The pandemic and the renewed lockdown has left things looking dire. "No one will understand the pain that we are going through", says Mia Alauddin, the Vice President of Bangladesh Film Distributors' Association. Mia is also the owner of Narayanganj's Sathi Cinema Hall. "We are struggling to merely survive." The association had a meeting with government officials last July, and had received some monetary help. "Thanks to our honourable Prime Minister, we were able to give BDT 2500 to 5 staff members of each halls during that time. However, this lockdown means we will face tough...