Day: September 3, 2025

Djokovic’s father ‘dances’ for his daughter as she faces Alcaraz in the semifinals

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Desk Report, Djokovic’s father ‘dances’ for his daughter as she faces Alcaraz in the semifinals Serbian legend Novak Djokovic advanced to the semifinals of the US Open this morning after defeating American Taylor Fritz 6-3, 7-5, 3-6, 6-4 in the quarterfinals. Seventh seed Djokovic, who is seeking a record 25th Grand Slam title, will face second seed Carlos Alcaraz of Spain in the semifinals. Djokovic’s father ‘dances’ for his daughter as she faces Alcaraz in the semifinals In another match in the men’s singles quarterfinals, Alcaraz, who is 16 years…

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There was no money to buy even one egg for the two children.

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Desk Report, There was no money to buy even one egg for the two children. Sharmin Akhter Ratna is a bright name in Bangladeshi shooting. She won gold in Commonwealth Shooting and SA Games, and represented the country at the 2012 London Olympics. But the story behind the glory is different – divorce, losing her father and various difficulties in life. Now she is fighting a new life struggle with two young daughters. Interviewed by Masud Alam. Life is always challenging. The habit of 18 years has suddenly broken, she…

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Desk Report, The Appellate Division has upheld the order of the Chamber Court suspending the Dhaka University Central Students’ Union (DUCSU) elections. The stay order issued by the Chamber Court will continue till October 30. The seven-member Appellate Division headed by Chief Justice Syed Refat Ahmed gave the order on Wednesday. The order was issued after hearing the application filed by the Dhaka University authorities seeking a stay on the High Court order. Dhaka University lawyer Mohammad Shishir Monir said that as a result of the Appellate Division’s order, there…

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Father under surveillance, brothers detained—how Mohammed bin Salman rose to power in the Saudi monarchy

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Desk Report, Father under surveillance, brothers detained—how Mohammed bin Salman rose to power in the Saudi monarchy After the death of King Abdullah, Salman bin Abdulaziz became the new king of the Saudi Empire. King Abdullah was suffering from lung cancer. Father under surveillance, brothers detained—how Mohammed bin Salman rose to power in the Saudi monarchy Initially, King Salman bin Abdulaziz announced the name of his half-brother Muqrin bin Abdulaziz as the crown prince. Muqrin was 68 years old at the time. But just three months later, Salman bin Abdulaziz…

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Does Facebook really secretly view all the photos on smartphones?

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Desk Report, Does Facebook really secretly view all the photos on smartphones? Facebook secretly views all the photos on users’ smartphones. For this, Facebook’s parent company Meta has been accused of secretly enabling the ‘Camera Roll Sharing Suggestions’ option in the privacy settings of the Facebook app. Many people complain that even though permission was not granted, the Camera Roll Sharing Suggestions option is secretly enabled when going to the privacy settings of the Facebook app. According to technology website Mashable, a notice suddenly appeared on the Facebook app. The…

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6 wickets for 26 runs after winning by 10 wickets: Bangladesh’s historic series win

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Desk Report, 6 wickets for 26 runs after winning by 10 wickets: Bangladesh’s historic series win Any Test win is special. And if it is against a team like Pakistan on their own soil, then it is not a problem. A year ago on this day, Bangladesh not only won a Test in Pakistan, but also secured a 2-0 victory in the two-match Test series. Before the start of that series, Bangladesh had not won a Test against Pakistan. 6 wickets for 26 runs after winning by 10 wickets: Bangladesh’s…

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Deterioration in law and order is creating uncertainty about the electoral environment: Jonayed Saki

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Desk Report, Deterioration in law and order is creating uncertainty about the electoral environment: Jonayed Saki The deteriorating law and order situation is creating uncertainty about the environment for the upcoming elections, said Jonayed Saki, the chief coordinator of the People’s Solidarity Movement. He made these comments to reporters after leaving the meeting with the chief advisor on Tuesday evening. Deterioration in law and order is creating uncertainty about the electoral environment: Jonayed Saki Earlier, the meeting with seven political parties and Hefazat-e-Islam began at 5 pm at the official…

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8 arrested in Chittagong University clash

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Desk Report, 8 arrested in Chittagong University clash Police have arrested eight people in connection with the clash between students and villagers at Chittagong University. They were arrested in a drive at various places in Hathazari on Tuesday night. Hathazari Circle Additional Superintendent of Police Kazi Md. Tarek Aziz confirmed the arrests to Prothom Alo on Wednesday afternoon. 8 arrested in Chittagong University clash After the university authorities filed a case yesterday in connection with the clash, the police conducted a drive at night and arrested eight accused. They are…

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Ali Hussain expelled from university for threatening to gang rape female candidate

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Desk Report, Ali Hussain expelled from university for threatening to gang rape female candidate Ali Hussain, a student accused of threatening a female candidate for DUCSU elections with gang rape on social media, has been expelled from Dhaka University for six months. Ali Hussain expelled from university for threatening to gang rape female candidate This information was given in a press release sent by the Public Relations Office of Dhaka University on Wednesday morning. The notification said, ‘Ali Hussain, a student of the Department of Sociology of Dhaka University in…

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Will the left repeat history in the DUCSU elections?

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Desk Report, Will the left repeat history in the DUCSU elections? The Resistance Council, a panel of seven leftist student organizations, has fielded a maximum of 12 female candidates in this year’s Dhaka University Central Student Union (DUCSU) elections. Four of the candidates are from minority and ethnic minority students. Will the left repeat history in the DUCSU elections? Out of a total of 28 posts, the Resistance Council has fielded 16 candidates from women, minorities and ethnic minorities. Out of these, one is from a special need group. The…

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