A small plane crashed into multiple vehicles on a busy road in Georgia, US, during an emergency landing on Monday.

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The United States and Bangladesh have finalized a new trade agreement. This deal lowers tariffs on Bangladeshi exports to the US. In return, Bangladesh will offer better access for American industrial and agricultural products. Both nations are committed to improving trade practices and strengthening economic security.

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Pakistan has agreed to play India in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026 on February 15th in Colombo, reversing their boycott. This decision followed extensive talks involving the ICC and Bangladesh Cricket Board. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced the directive, emphasising the outcomes of multilateral discussions and requests from friendly nations.

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Staying in the UAE beyond your visa's validity incurs fines. Wonder what is the amount per day for most visa types? Authorities offer online and in-person methods to check and pay these penalties, crucial for avoiding travel bans and future visa application issues. Tracking expiry dates and extending visas proactively are key to preventing these costs.

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Joan Vassos, known from 'The Golden Bachelorette', revealed her daughter once dated NFL star Stefon Diggs. She shared they were close in high school, with Diggs frequently visiting her home. This comes as Diggs is reportedly dating rapper Cardi B, with whom he has a child and hints at a potential engagement.

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Krishna Nandi has unexpectedly become a focal point in the run-up to Bangladesh’s parliamentary elections scheduled for February 12. A veteran Hindu businessman with decades of commercial experience, Nandi is contesting from the Khulna-1 constituency on a Jamaat-e-Islami ticket—an unusual political pairing that has sparked debate and curiosity across the country. His candidature stands out not only because of his minority identity, but also due to his close political association with Jamaat’s Secretary-General, Mia Golam Parwar. Nandi maintains that Jamaat-e-Islami is capable of representing citizens across religious lines. If elected, he says, he intends to raise Hindu concerns in the Jatiya Sangsad and challenge the perception that Islamist parties cannot accommodate minority voices. Krishna Nandi: From Business Veteran To Political Aspirant With a business career spanning more than 40 years, Krishna Nandi has built interests across multiple sectors, including rods, cement, motorcycles, fertiliser, tin, oil and sugar. His entry into politics dates back to 2003, when Golam Parwar first introduced him to Jamaat-e-Islami. Though Nandi originally hails from Khulna-5—the same constituency from which Parwar is contesting—Jamaat fielded him from Khulna-1 to broaden its electoral reach in the region, as per a report on The Week. Explaining his association with Jamaat’s leadership, Nandi told Prothom Alo, “I like his ideology. He brought me into politics. My relationship with him is political. It is not a personal relationship.” ‘I Will Speak For Hindus In Parliament’ Nandi has repeatedly stressed that his motivation to enter politics is rooted in representation. He argues that minority communities need a stronger voice within mainstream politics, regardless of party labels. Articulating his goal, he said that he would go to Parliament and speak for Hindus and that this was the reason he was running for office. He added that Jamaat-e-Islami was a party of principles and ideals, and that it had stood by the Bangladeshi public irrespective of their religion during the difficult period following the ousting of the Hasina regime. A High-Stakes Election After Hasina’s Exit The February 12 vote will see around 127 million registered voters elect 350 members to Bangladesh’s parliament, marking the first general election since former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina was ousted in 2024. The country of 175 million has since grappled with prolonged instability, widespread protests and economic disruption, particularly in the garment sector, a key pillar of its economy. The Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) is widely seen as the frontrunner, while Jamaat-e-Islami is leading an 11-party alliance in a bid to reassert influence. A newly formed Gen-Z-driven party, born out of youth-led protests, has also aligned with Jamaat after failing to translate street mobilisation into standalone electoral success. Bangladesh is currently governed by a caretaker administration headed by Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, installed after a student-led uprising ended Hasina’s long tenure. Alongside the parliamentary polls, voters will also take part in a referendum on the July National Charter 2025, a document intended to shape the country’s future governance framework. ALSO READ: Bangladesh Polls: Krishna Nandi, Gobinda Pramanik Prominent Hindus Among 80 Minority Candidates

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The Unnao rape survivor on Monday expressed relief after the Supreme Court of India rejected the bail plea of expelled BJP leader Kuldeep Singh Sengar in connection with the custodial death of her father.

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Cristiano Ronaldo's future at Al-Nassr is under scrutiny following a Saudi Pro League statement emphasizing no player is bigger than the club or league. This comes as Ronaldo missed recent matches amid reported frustration with club funding, particularly after rival Al-Hilal's signings. Despite his absence, Al-Nassr secured a key victory.

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Lady Gaga took to social media to express her heartfelt thanks to Bad Bunny for the opportunity to shine at the Super Bowl LX halftime show. This vibrant spectacle, predominantly in Spanish, was a tribute to Latin heritage and Puerto Rican pride. A highlight of the event was their unexpected duet of 'Die With a Smile'.

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CBSE Board Exams 2026: According to the Board, the shift to digital evaluation for Class 12 is expected to streamline assessment and reduce manual errors.

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Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal on Monday praised the US cricket team's performance against India in the T20 World Cup, saying they did "fabulously" despite losing.

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Parineeti Chopra and Raghav Chadha playfully reacted to an Instagram Reel praising the politician's Udaan Yatri Cafe initiative, which has made airport food affordable with Rs 20 samosas and Rs 10 tea. The Reel, highlighting this contrast, garnered millions of views, prompting Chadha's amused response and Chopra's agreement, further sparking discussions about his appeal.

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