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Khaleda Zia’s funeral to be held on Wednesday; B’desh announces 3-day state mourning

Khaleda Zia’s funeral to be held on Wednesday; B’desh announces 3-day state mourning

  • UN chief’s New Year message issued in Hindi, Urdu

    UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres issued his 2026 New Year message in Hindi for the first time, urging global leaders to prioritise development over military spending. He warned of rising conflicts, humanitarian crises and soaring defence budgets, calling for peace and poverty reduction
  • BNP declares 7 days of mourning after death of Khaleda Zia

    The Bangladesh Nationalist Party announced seven days of official mourning following the death of its chairperson and former prime minister Khaleda Zia. The programme includes black flags, prayer gatherings, Quran recitations and condolence books across party offices nationwide
  • Bangladesh’s first female Prime Minister Khaleda Zia dies at 80

    Bangladesh’s former prime minister and BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia died early Tuesday at age 80 after prolonged illness. She passed away at a Dhaka hospital while undergoing treatment, despite efforts by local and foreign medical specialists
  • India eye 5-0 whitewash against Sri Lanka in women’s T20 series

    India aim to complete a 5-0 whitewash against Sri Lanka in the final women’s T20I at Thiruvananthapuram. Shafali Verma, Smriti Mandhana and Renuka Singh have starred, while debutant Vaishnavi Sharma impressed with four wickets in the series
  • ICC rates Melbourne pitch unsatisfactory after Ashes Test

    The ICC Match Referee has rated the Melbourne Cricket Ground pitch for the fourth Ashes Test as unsatisfactory, citing imbalance between bat and ball. England defeated Australia in two days, raising concerns over pitch quality ahead of future Boxing Day Tests
  • Bhutan’s Sonam Yeshey sets T20 world record, becomes first player to take 8 wicket haul

    Bhutan spinner Sonam Yeshey made history by taking 8 wickets for 7 runs in a T20I against Myanmar, becoming the first bowler ever to claim eight wickets in a men’s T20 International match
  • Top diplomats of China, Cambodia and Thailand meet as Beijing seeks to strengthen role in dispute

    Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi met Cambodian and Thai counterparts in Yunnan to mediate a border dispute. The talks followed a fresh ceasefire, aiming to stabilize the region and strengthen China’s role as a regional diplomatic mediator
  • Fire at Indonesian retirement home kills 16 older residents

    A fire at a retirement home in Manado, Indonesia, killed 16 elderly residents and injured 15. Firefighters took over two hours to control the blaze, while authorities are investigating the cause, with an electrical fault suspected initially
  • 13 killed, 98 injured after passenger train derails in Mexico

    At least 13 people were killed and 98 injured after the Interoceanic passenger train derailed from a bridge near Nizanda in southern Mexico. Authorities launched rescue operations and ordered an investigation into the cause of the deadly accident
  • 4 terrorists killed in Pakistan’s Balochistan

    Pakistani security forces killed four terrorists during a raid in Balochistan’s Kalat district, the ISPR said. A security report noted 2025 as Pakistan’s deadliest year, with rising terror violence claiming over 2,100 lives, including security personnel and civilians
  • Ukraine peace efforts gain momentum as Trump, Zelensky claim progress

    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and US President Donald Trump indicated major progress toward ending the Ukraine war, saying a peace plan is nearly finalised, though continued fighting and unresolved security guarantees underline the fragility of negotiations
  • Deadly train derailment on Mexico’s Pacific–Gulf rail corridor leaves 13 dead

    At least 13 people were killed and 98 injured after Mexico’s Interoceanic Train derailed near Nizanda, halting a key Pacific-Gulf rail corridor as authorities rushed officials, rescue teams and assistance to victims’ families nationwide response
  • Nine killed in Suriname knife attack, five children among victims

    A brutal knife attack in Richelieu, Commewijne district, near Suriname’s capital Paramaribo, left nine people dead, including five children. The suspect, who killed four of his own children and neighbours, was injured while resisting police and is recovering in hospital. Another child and adult remain critically injured.
  • Liverpool beat Wolves 2‑1, Brentford and Fulham win, Burnley hold Everton

    Liverpool beat Wolves 2‑1 to stay in the Premier League’s top five, while Kevin Schade’s hat‑trick powered Brentford past Bournemouth. Fulham edged West Ham 1‑0, and Burnley held Everton goalless in a busy day of action
  • Pakistani kabaddi player banned for representing Indian team in Bahrain

    Pakistan kabaddi player Ubaidullah Rajput has been banned indefinitely by the Pakistan Kabaddi Federation for representing an Indian team in a private tournament in Bahrain without an NOC. Rajput apologised, claiming he was misled, but the federation upheld disciplinary action
  • India beat Sri Lanka by 30 runs, lead series 4‑0 in Thiruvananthapuram

    Smriti Mandhana and Shafali Verma’s record 162‑run stand powered India to their highest women’s T20I total of 221/2, before Vaishnavi Sharma’s 2/24 sealed a 30‑run win over Sri Lanka in Thiruvananthapuram. India now lead the five‑match series 4‑0
  • Arjun Erigaisi and Koneru Humpy win bronze at World Rapid Chess Championship

    India’s Arjun Erigaisi and Koneru Humpy won bronze medals at the 2025 FIDE World Rapid Chess Championships in Doha. Carlsen clinched his sixth men’s title, while Goryachkina won the women’s crown after a tie‑break against Zhu Jiner
  • Hyderabad’s Aaron George set for under‑19 World Cup, dreams of India senior team

    Hyderabad’s Aaron George has been selected for India’s under‑19 World Cup squad to play in Zimbabwe and Namibia. The young batter, known for his consistency, hopes to break into the senior team, drawing inspiration from AB de Villiers
  • Khaleda Zia’s son Tarique Rahman among ‘frontrunners’ for Feb polls in Bangladesh

    Tarique Rahman, the son of former Bangladesh premier Khaleda Zia, who returned to the country recently after 17 years in exile, is expected to emerge as a top contender in the crucial electoral battle scheduled early next year.
  • Infant among three killed in building collapse in South Africa

    At least three people, including a one-year-old child, died when a two-story building collapsed in South Africa's Soweto township in the early hours of Sunday morning. Officials said three others sustained injuries during the incident and are undergoing treatment at the Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital.
  • China expels three senior military officials in anti-corruption crackdown

    China’s parliament expelled three senior military officials, including Wang Renhua, amid a crackdown on corruption. The generals, absent from recent PLA and party events, remain Central Committee members. The purge also included former vice chairman He Weidong.
  • Sharif Osman Hadi murder: Key accused believed to be in India

    Bangladesh police say two prime suspects in the murder of Inquilab Moncho leader Sharif Osman Hadi have fled to India via Meghalaya. Authorities are coordinating with Indian agencies as the investigation nears completion.
  • Myanmar begins 2025 general election five years after civil war

    Myanmar began its 2025 general election with the first phase of polling on Sunday, five years after civil war erupted. The three-phase election spans 692 constituencies and introduces a new voting system, with increased female participation
  • US lawmakers decry lynching of Hindu garment worker in Bangladesh

    The US condemned the killing of Hindu garment worker Dipu Chandra Das in Bangladesh, urging protection of minorities. Lawmakers and advocacy groups expressed concern over rising religious violence, while Washington reiterated its commitment to religious freedom and minority rights.
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