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Hemayetpur-Bhatara metro rail work to begin on 4 Nov with Agargaon-Motijheel route opening

Hemayetpur-Bhatara metro rail work to begin on 4 Nov with Agargaon-Motijheel route opening

The project was approved in 2019 with an estimated cost of Tk41,238.55 crore to build a 20km line with 13.5 km of underground and 6.5km of elevated sections

File photo of Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant/UNB

First batch of uranium reaches Rooppur

A Royal Enfield Classic 350 motorcycle. Photo: Courtesy

Bangladesh enters the era of 350 cc motorcycles

Photo: Rajib Dhar

Undone by Uber: When ride-sharing takes a U-turn to ride-hailing

Double-decker school buses are lined up in a field in Chattogram city. The district administration has proposed modernising the buses to ensure security and convenience for school students. Photo: TBS

Ctg set to step into 'smart school bus' era

More than 60% of female adolescents who use public transport in the capital become victims of some form of harassment. Some companies wanted to alleviate this pain and thus women-only ridesharing apps were born. PHOTO: Noor-A-Alam.

Women-only ridesharing apps step on the brakes

A bus conductor issues a ticket using the e-ticketing device at the capital’s Shyamoli area. The photo was taken in February. Photo: Rajib Dhar

E-ticketing: Hyped Solution, Few Takers. What Went Wrong?

Photo: Collected

Rural culverts cut agro goods transportation costs drastically: IMED survey

Photo: PID

Rail connectivity will ease Dhaka's traffic jam, says PM

Photo: TBS

PM opens construction of maiden underground metro rail

Representational Photo: Salahuddin Ahmed/TBS

Motorcycle accidents rise 2.5 times in four years: Study

Workers reposition a heavy iron frame to set up the railway tracks at the construction site of the metro rail project in Diabari. The photo was taken recently. Photo: Mumit M

Construction of country's first underground metro line begins in Jan 2023

More strain on inflation as fuel price soars : After new fuel prices took effect, owners of cars and motorbikes paid around 50% more than the previous rates for petrol and octane. The photo was taken at a filling station in the capital's Paribagh area on Saturday. Photo: Rajib Dhar

Fuel price hike leads to a transportation mayhem