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Samsung galaxy XR gains “auto spatialization” 3D upgrade

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by VB Desk

Samsung galaxy XR gains “auto spatialization” 3D upgrade

The mixed-reality space is getting another push forward as Samsung’s Galaxy XR headset receives a new update powered by Google’s Android XR platform, introducing an experimental feature that can convert standard 2D content into immersive 3D-like visuals.

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Let the scorching sun help keep Bangladesh cool
Let the scorching sun help keep Bangladesh cool

Power and Energy

by Abu Nazam M Tanveer Hossain

Let the scorching sun help keep Bangladesh cool

Bangladesh’s power policy is caught in a costly contradiction. The state continues to spend enormous sums subsidising electricity, with Tk 37,000 crore allocated for power subsidy in FY2025-26 after the revised figure for FY2024-25 rose to Tk 62,000 crore. Yet even as the country struggles under a subsidy-heavy, import-dependent power model, it continues to make renewable adoption more difficult than sound judgment would suggest.

Pir Shamim murder: Legal obligations of police in arresting the accused
Pir Shamim murder: Legal obligations of police in arresting the accused

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by Hira Talukder

Pir Shamim murder: Legal obligations of police in arresting the accused

Law enforcement agencies have been unable to arrest any suspect in the mob beating and murder of Pir Shamim Reza Jahangir in Daulatpur, Kushtia, as of Saturday evening, April 18. Locals allege that identified suspects are openly moving around the area, increasing public fear and anger. Since the incident, the victim's family has been suffering from insecurity, fearing another mob attack.

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What should be the first five priorities of the new government after taking office?
What should be the first five priorities of the new government after taking office?

What should be the first five priorities of the new government after taking office?

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Bangladesh-Sri Lanka women's series trophy unveiled in Rajshahi
Bangladesh-Sri Lanka women's series trophy unveiled in Rajshahi

Sports

Bangladesh-Sri Lanka women's series trophy unveiled in Rajshahi

The trophy for the three-match ODI series between the Bangladesh and Sri Lanka women's teams was unveiled in Rajshahi on Sunday, April 19. The trophy was unveiled at an event held at the Rajshahi Divisional Stadium at noon by Bangladesh captain Nigar Sultana Joty and Sri Lanka captain Chamari Athapaththu.

171 more athletes added to govt allowance scheme
171 more athletes added to govt allowance scheme

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171 more athletes added to govt allowance scheme

The government has expanded its athlete allowance programme, bringing an additional 171 athletes under the scheme in its second phase, raising the total number of beneficiaries to 300.

Real Sociedad stun Atlético in shootout to claim Copa glory
Real Sociedad stun Atlético in shootout to claim Copa glory

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Real Sociedad stun Atlético in shootout to claim Copa glory

Real Sociedad won the Copa del Rey after defeating Atlético Madrid in a dramatic penalty shootout following a 2-2 draw after extra time in Seville.

Mirpur, Sylhet to host Pakistan Tests in May
Mirpur, Sylhet to host Pakistan Tests in May

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Mirpur, Sylhet to host Pakistan Tests in May

Bangladesh will host Pakistan for a two-match Test series next month, with matches scheduled in Mirpur and Sylhet as part of the ICC World Test Championship.

Captains treated like kings, others like commoners: Tapash Baisya
Captains treated like kings, others like commoners: Tapash Baisya

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Captains treated like kings, others like commoners: Tapash Baisya

Former Bangladesh pacer Tapash Baisya has sharply criticised the Bangladesh Cricket Board’s (BCB) newly introduced “Captains Card” initiative, calling it discriminatory and damaging to team unity.

Bangladesh lose to second-string New Zealand in first ODI
Bangladesh lose to second-string New Zealand in first ODI

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Bangladesh lose to second-string New Zealand in first ODI

Despite raising hopes of victory in the first one-day international at Mirpur's Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, Bangladesh ultimately suffered a defeat. Due to a lack of batting consistency, the Tigers fell behind 1-0 in the three-match series.

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Iran will not send delegation to Pakistan unless blockade lifted
Iran will not send delegation to Pakistan unless blockade lifted

International

by VB Desk, International

Iran will not send delegation to Pakistan unless blockade lifted

Iran has taken a firm decision not to participate in any peace talks while the US naval blockade on Iran remains in place. Under these circumstances, the country is not sending any delegation to the upcoming peace talks scheduled to be held in Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan. Iran's semi-official news agency Tasnim confirmed the information on Sunday, April 19.

Politics

Jamaat Ameer condemns 'indecent behaviour' during Rumeen Farhana's speech

Jamaat Ameer condemns 'indecent behaviour' during Rumeen Farhana's speech

Jamaat Ameer condemns 'indecent behaviour' during Rumeen Farhana's speech

Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer and Leader of the Opposition Dr Shafiqur Rahman has expressed strong displeasure and condemned the behaviour of some members of the treasury bench during the speech of Rumeen Farhana, member of parliament for the Brahmanbaria-2 constituency.

Innocent Chhatra League activists can join NCP: Nahid Islam

Innocent Chhatra League activists can join NCP: Nahid Islam

Innocent Chhatra League activists can join NCP: Nahid Islam

National Citizen Party (NCP) Convener Nahid Islam has said that political past is not the priority; rather, current ideology and a clean image will determine who can join the party. He even remarked that innocent Chhatra League activists can join the NCP.

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Pir Shamim murder: Legal obligations of police in arresting the accused
Pir Shamim murder: Legal obligations of police in arresting the accused

by Hira Talukder

Pir Shamim murder: Legal obligations of police in arresting the accused

Law enforcement agencies have been unable to arrest any suspect in the mob beating and murder of Pir Shamim Reza Jahangir in Daulatpur, Kushtia, as of Saturday evening, April 18. Locals allege that identified suspects are openly moving around the area, increasing public fear and anger. Since the incident, the victim's family has been suffering from insecurity, fearing another mob attack.

State and Politics

44 small coffins and a locked file: Who is responsible for structural murder?
44 small coffins and a locked file: Who is responsible for structural murder?

by Shamiul Alim

44 small coffins and a locked file: Who is responsible for structural murder?

When two-and-a-half-year-old Nusayba from Chatmohar in Pabna passed away on March 12, her father received a call from the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) of Rajshahi Medical College Hospital exactly four days later. He was informed that a bed had been allocated for Nusayba. This ‘posthumous call’ regarding a bed for a deceased child is a significant indictment of our governance in the 21st century. The same unfortunate situation has occurred with Nahid from Terokhadia and 10-month-old Jihad from Durgapur, who have been denied access to a mechanical ventilator despite waiting endlessly. The disheartening admission from the medical team indicates that there have been 53 deaths in the past two and a half months; of these, 44 young lives were lost prematurely in the two weeks from March 10 to 24 due to insufficient intensive monitoring. The greatest irony of progress is that just a few kilometers away from where children are dying daily due to inadequate treatment, a modern specialized children's hospital with 200 beds, constructed at a cost of approximately Tk35 crore in the Ghora Chattar (Behrampur) area of the metropolis, has been fully operational since 2023. Despite having state-of-the-art facilities, including 56 intensive monitoring beds and a central oxygen system, the hospital is awaiting approval for its manpower structure (organogram) due to bureaucratic delays. This official inaction has become more significant than the lives of children today. It is particularly astonishing that the 12-bed child intensive monitoring center currently functioning in the main hospital lacks official approval; it is being operated under its own special management. Is a file concerning a manpower structure on the administrative desk of a state capable of executing large-scale projects worth thousands of crores of taka more important than the lives of 44 children?

Industry

Let the scorching sun help keep Bangladesh cool
Let the scorching sun help keep Bangladesh cool

by Abu Nazam M Tanveer Hossain

Let the scorching sun help keep Bangladesh cool

Bangladesh’s power policy is caught in a costly contradiction. The state continues to spend enormous sums subsidising electricity, with Tk 37,000 crore allocated for power subsidy in FY2025-26 after the revised figure for FY2024-25 rose to Tk 62,000 crore. Yet even as the country struggles under a subsidy-heavy, import-dependent power model, it continues to make renewable adoption more difficult than sound judgment would suggest.

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Entertainment

Ranveer–Deepika to become Parents for 2nd time
Ranveer–Deepika to become Parents for 2nd time

by VB Entertainment Desk

Ranveer–Deepika to become Parents for 2nd time

Bollywood couple Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh have once again given the good news of the arrival of a new guest. Deepika shared the news of becoming a mother for the second time with her fans through a sweet picture of her daughter Dua Padukone Singh on social media on Sunday (April 19). This news is causing a wave of joy among the fans, starting from Bollywood.

Lifestyle

Why people turn to new haircuts or colour changes after heartbreak
Why people turn to new haircuts or colour changes after heartbreak

by VB Desk

Why people turn to new haircuts or colour changes after heartbreak

A growing number of people are turning to dramatic haircuts or bold colour changes after breakups—a trend often dubbed the “breakup cut.” Once associated with celebrities like Selena Gomez and Kim Kardashian, the phenomenon is now widely seen among everyday individuals navigating emotional transitions.

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