July, 2026 | Thekushtiatimes

Jashore–Benapole Double-Track Rail Project Advances

Final Feasibility Study Near Completion, Promising Faster Trade and Stronger Bangladesh–India Rail Connectivity The long-awaited Jashore–Benapole double-track railway project, aimed at improving connectivity with Bangladesh’s largest land port, has reached read more

Deadline Extended to July 21 for Final Admission to Cluster Universities

Double murder over drug trade money in Kushtia

Agentina Reach Back-to-Back World Cup Finals with a Dramatic Comeback

Argentina once again proved why champions are never beaten until the final whistle. Trailing 1–0 until the 85th minute, Lionel Scaloni’s side produced a remarkable late comeback to defeat England

Engineer Tutul’s Three-Decade Green Mission

Engineer Alimuzzaman Tutul stands as a compelling example of how individual action can contribute to environmental sustainability at a time when climate change, global warming, and environmental degradation pose growing

ADB Warns U.S. Tariffs Could Hit Bangladesh’s Export Sector

Bangladesh’s export sector could face renewed challenges as the United States prepares to impose additional tariffs under Section 301 of its Trade Act, according to the Asian Development Bank (ADB).

DPE Selects 539 Schools for Infrastructure Upgrade, Orders Verification

The Directorate of Primary Education (DPE) has initiated a new project to improve the infrastructure of government primary schools across Bangladesh. As part of the process, district primary education officers

Falls into Neglect/ Rabindranath’s heritage Shilaidaha Kacharibari turns into cattle shed

Cows and goats tied to the veranda, the courtyard strewn with cow dung and hay and ducks and chickens roaming freely around the building—at first glance, it appears to be

HSC Exams start today

The Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) and equivalent examinations begin across Bangladesh today (Thursday), with 1.27 million candidates sitting for one of the country’s most important public examinations. A total of

Record onion harvest fails to pay off for Faridpur farmers as power cuts disrupt storage

After Rajbari, Faridpur has become the latest casualty of the onion storage crisis, with persistent power outages disrupting preservation and pushing farmers deeper into financial losses. A prolonged electricity crisis

Jashore–Benapole Double-Track Rail Project Advances

Deadline Extended to July 21 for Final Admission to Cluster Universities

Double murder over drug trade money in Kushtia

Agentina Reach Back-to-Back World Cup Finals with a Dramatic Comeback

Engineer Tutul’s Three-Decade Green Mission

ADB Warns U.S. Tariffs Could Hit Bangladesh’s Export Sector

DPE Selects 539 Schools for Infrastructure Upgrade, Orders Verification

Falls into Neglect/ Rabindranath’s heritage Shilaidaha Kacharibari turns into cattle shed

HSC Exams start today

Record onion harvest fails to pay off for Faridpur farmers as power cuts disrupt storage

‍Woman office assistant of Kushtia sub-register office land in jail on bribe

Editor’s Note

SETU leads the way in launching the Digital ‘Amar Bank’ project

Advisor Editor’s Note

January 7 elections were not free and fair: US

The 4 missing in Padma boat capsize haven’t been found

Justice Hasan Foez Siddique : More Than a Great Man

Complete lockdown in RED ZONE now only hope, asserts Kushtia DC, SP, health experts

Extradition of 5 fugitive killers of Bangabandhu is still uncertain

Chuadanga/2 Bangladeshi daughters say bye to their dead Indian mother in No Man’s Land

Published Books of Dr. Amanur Aman’