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  IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY As Mars moves into your sign on your birthday you will discover new sources of energy and won’t lack for opportunities to prove yourself. Socially and professionally you will be much in demand, but make sure your own interests always come first. ARIES (March 21 - April 20): See to it that you make a good job of routine matters today. A lot of eyes are on you now and if you want important people to like what they see you must stay calm and not complain that you are being asked to do too much. TAURUS (April 21 - May 21): You can get through a lot of work in a relatively short space of time today but don’t just throw yourself at what you’ve got to do without some kind of plan. Aim to take a series of small regular steps rather than a few giant strides. GEMINI (May 22 - June 21): Other people will be hugely demanding over the next 24 to 48 hours thanks to the influence of the lunar eclipse. Do what you can to meet those demands but don’t push yourself too ha...
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Escalating Protests in Bangladesh Result in Over 20 Deaths and Hundreds Injured

 

The unrest started in July when students called for an end to a quota system that reserved 30% of government jobs for relatives of veterans. The situation escalated into widespread violence, prompting authorities to close schools and universities, block internet access, and impose a shoot-on-sight curfew. Despite these measures, the protests have continued, with demonstrators urging non-cooperation by not paying taxes or utility bills and not showing up for work.

In Dhaka, the capital city, protesters attacked Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University, torching several vehicles. Police responded with tear gas to disperse crowds blocking major highways. The violence has spread to multiple districts, with reports of crude bombs being detonated and gunshots heard.

The ongoing clashes have resulted in significant casualties and widespread disruption, highlighting the deepening political crisis in Bangladesh.


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