Category: World

Diego Maradona: Celebrating the Legacy of Football’s Eternal Icon

October 30, 2026

Football fans across the world are remembering Diego Armando Maradona today, 30 October, on what would have been the Argentine legend’s 66th birthday. Born on 30 October 1960 in Lanús, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina, Maradona rose from a modest background to become one of the most gifted and influential footballers the game has ever witnessed. […]

Washington and Tel Aviv Weigh Major Military Operation Against Iran

October 30, 2026

The United States and Israel are reportedly preparing for a potential week-long military offensive against Iran following America’s midterm elections on 3 November. The proposed operation could target Iran’s leadership, nuclear facilities, energy infrastructure and other strategically significant sites, according to international media reports. However, US President Donald Trump has yet to make a final […]

Septic Tank Explosion Kills Garment Worker in Gazipur

October 30, 2026

A 22-year-old garment worker was killed and two others injured after an explosion, believed to have been caused by accumulated gas inside a septic tank, at a building in Gazipur city on Friday morning. The incident occurred at around 7.15am on 30 October at a three-storey building in the Naojor area of Gazipur. The victim, […]

Omarzai’s Explosive Century Powers Afghanistan’s Dramatic Revival

October 30, 2026

Afghanistan produced a remarkable turnaround after losing four wickets for just five runs, eventually posting 221 and defeating Zimbabwe by 19 runs in the second T20 International. The outstanding performance came from Azmatullah Omarzai, who struck a sensational century at number six to rewrite the record books and put his side firmly in control. Omarzai […]

Rafique Uddin Ahmed: A Martyr Who Gave His Life for Bengali

October 30, 2026

Rafique Uddin Ahmed remains one of the most revered figures in Bangladesh’s Language Movement, remembered for sacrificing his life in the struggle to establish Bengali as a state language. His death on 21 February 1952 became part of a defining chapter in the history of the Bengali people, symbolising their determination to protect their mother […]

Ronaldo’s Stunning Treble Takes Him Closer to 1,000 Goals

October 30, 2026

Cristiano Ronaldo produced another outstanding display in the Saudi Pro League, scoring a superb hat-trick to inspire Al-Nassr to a 5-3 victory over Al-Kholood. At 41, the Portuguese forward continues to defy expectations, showing little sign of slowing down as he approaches one of football’s most remarkable individual milestones: 1,000 career goals. Following the match, […]

Police Recover Dismembered Woman’s Body Beside Dhaka-Tangail Highway

October 30, 2026

Police have recovered the dismembered body of an unidentified woman from the roadside of the Dhaka-Tangail Highway in Mirzapur, Tangail, prompting alarm among local residents. The remains were discovered on Friday (30 October) morning in the Kadimdhallia area of Mirzapur upazila. Passers-by and residents spotted the body beside the highway in the early hours of […]

JASAD’s Political Journey: From Liberation to the Present Crisis

October 30, 2026

By Jiaz-ul Haque Mukta The National Socialist Party (JASAD) was formed on 31 October 1972 by political activists who had been involved in the movement for an independent Bangladesh since 1962 and had participated in the Liberation War of 1971. Over more than five decades, the party has experienced political repression, internal divisions, leadership departures, […]

Houthis Claim Attacks on Six Locations Across Saudi Arabia

October 30, 2026

Yemen’s Houthi group has claimed responsibility for launching six missile and drone attacks against key targets across Saudi Arabia, including oil facilities, international airports and a military command centre. The claims were made by Houthi military spokesman Yahya Saree in a televised statement broadcast by the group’s Al-Masirah television channel. China’s state news agency Xinhua […]

Khan Mohammad Moinuddin: The Poet Who Preserved Rural Childhood

October 30, 2026

“Look, there stands a palm tree, there lies our village, And there lives the little blind heron…” Few lines in Bengali children’s literature evoke the beauty of rural childhood as effortlessly as these. They belong to Kana Bogir Chha, one of the most cherished poems by poet and children’s writer Khan Mohammad Moinuddin. Through simple […]

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Category: World

Diego Maradona: Celebrating the Legacy of Football’s Eternal Icon

Washington and Tel Aviv Weigh Major Military Operation Against Iran

Septic Tank Explosion Kills Garment Worker in Gazipur

Omarzai’s Explosive Century Powers Afghanistan’s Dramatic Revival

Rafique Uddin Ahmed: A Martyr Who Gave His Life for Bengali

Ronaldo’s Stunning Treble Takes Him Closer to 1,000 Goals

Police Recover Dismembered Woman’s Body Beside Dhaka-Tangail Highway

JASAD’s Political Journey: From Liberation to the Present Crisis

Houthis Claim Attacks on Six Locations Across Saudi Arabia

Khan Mohammad Moinuddin: The Poet Who Preserved Rural Childhood

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