Author: Md. Shanzid Raihan Shanto
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US, Israel considering setting up temporary government in Gaza: Bloomberg
The news agency said the discussions are in the early stages and will depend on developments in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, particularly ground operations by Israeli troops. Bloomberg said that forming an interim government would be “incredibly difficult” and that securing support from Arab governments would be “even more of a challenge”.
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How decreasing water flow and rising atmospheric temperatures are set to heat our rivers: study
A new study has revealed that our rivers are warming due to reduced water flow and rising atmospheric temperatures, posing major challenges to aquatic life, ecosystems and society. The study was published in the journal ‘Hydrological Processes’. Water temperature is an important control for all physical, chemical and biological processes in rivers. This is especially…
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Farthest radio burst observed by astronomers
“We were lucky enough to be able to see that tiny spot in the sky for that one millisecond after traveling for eight billion years to catch the pulse,” said Shannon, co-author of a study describing the discovery in the journal Science. Were staying.” The FRB handily beats the previous record holder, which was about…
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Hamas releases hostages, sparks hope, but aid to Gaza halted
Omar Ashour, a retired general in Gaza, said, “I fear that the current destruction is part of a clear plan for people to have no place to live.” “This will lead to a second Nakba,” he said, referring to the 760,000 Palestinians who were driven from their homes or fled when Israel was created. Israel…
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Australia defeated Pakistan by 62 runs in the World Cup match in Bengaluru.
With the help of centuries from openers David Warner and Mitchell Marsh, Australia defeated Pakistan by 62 runs in the World Cup match in Bengaluru on Friday. Australia’s total of 367-9 was scored by Warner’s 163 runs and Marsh’s 121 runs on his 32nd birthday. Pakistan’s defeat was due to poor bowling and fielding which…
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AL facing nomination rift, BNP facing cases, attacks in Gaibandha
AL facing nomination rift, BNP facing cases, attacks in Gaibandha
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Foreign exchange reserves decreased by 110 million dollars in a week
However, an IMF source said Bangladesh’s net reserves are now less than US$17 billion. If Bangladesh Bank’s general reserve calculation method is taken into account, the foreign exchange reserves are still US$26.68 billion. The central bank’s remaining foreign exchange reserves can cover three months of import costs. Normally a country’s reserves should cover three months’…
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Mourning for Palestinians: Flag at US Embassy in Dhaka to fly at half mast
In line with the one-day state mourning in Bangladesh, the United States Embassy in Dhaka will fly flags at half-mast to mourn the deaths of Palestinians in recent air strikes by Israel. Ambassador Peter Haas has ordered the embassy flag to be lowered to half-mast as the United States mourns the loss of every innocent…
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Astronomers witness the most distant radio burst ever observed
This is where the fast radio bursts come from. “They have the signatures of all the gases they travel through,” Shannon said. Some FRB wavelengths slow down slightly as they travel through this material, giving scientists a way to measure it. This could help them figure out how much matter is in the cosmic web…
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Gaza war death toll rises to 4,137: Hamas health ministry
The army said its warplanes had struck a Hamas “command and control center” that was involved in firing rockets toward Israel.“The wall of a church in the area was damaged as a result of the strike. Hamas’ health ministry also said that 46 medical workers had been killed and 85 others wounded in the enclave…
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ICC World Cup: Pakistan ‘under extra pressure’ with no fans in India
Shakeel said, “When you have a crowd you get support. We did not get that and it is not in our hands.” Despite their eighth defeat in eight World Cup encounters with their arch-rivals, Pakistan are still in good shape in the tournament after wins over the Netherlands and Sri Lanka. Middle-order batsman Shakeel scored…
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Removal of NRCC chair is against commitment to river conservation: TIB
At an event organized on the occasion of World River Day on September 24, he strongly criticized Education Minister Dipu Moni over the illegal occupation of the river, without naming him directly. Iftikharuzzaman said the courageous stand of the NRCC chief gave a ray of hope to the people as they came to know about…
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Kishore Alo: Youth celebrates 7th anniversary
Kishore Aalo: Youth celebrated 7th anniversary
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Kremlin criticizes Biden’s comparison of Russia to Hamas – Joe Biden’s Oval Office address
Biden, addressing the nation from the Oval Office on Thursday, said the United States must stand behind Israel and Ukraine in the face of Russia and Hamas, which were trying to “completely destroy neighboring democracies.” He said, “We cannot and will not let terrorists like Hamas and dictators like Putin win. I refuse to let…
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Australia’s David Warner and Mitchell Marsh scored centuries against Pakistan to help Australia score 367-9 in the World Cup match in Bengaluru.
Glenn Maxwell, who was sent at number three to maintain the pace, was caught out by Babar Azam on the very first ball of Shaheen’s ball, while Steve Smith was caught and bowled by Mir’s ball on seven runs. Warner continued the storm with three more sixes and was out to Rauf at long-on. Australia’s…