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Ahamed Ullah
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Senior Staff Correspondent, Daily Sun (Bangladesh)
Dhaka
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Biography
Ahamed Ullah is a Senior Staff Correspondent at the Bangladesh Post, specializing in defense and security reporting, crime coverage, and civic issues. A native of Shariatpur, he holds both a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Social Science (BSS and MSS) in International Relations from the University of Dhaka. Currently, he serves as the general secretary of the Defense Journalist Association of Bangladesh (DJAB). He can be reached via email at ahamed_ullah@yahoo.com.
Football, Politics, and Betting.
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By Ahamed Ullah Verified| Bangladesh Post Verified Lawyer killed in clash over Chinmoy’s jail order Hindus demand Chinmoy’s release, clash with law enforcers Home adviser suspects instigation by parties at home and abroadAmid growing tensions over the deteriorating law and order situation, 10 platoons of Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) were deployed in different places of the capital Dhaka and Chattogram city on Tuesday to avert any untoward incident.
By Ahamed Ullah Verified| Bangladesh Post Verified Hundreds of small poultry farms are shutting down in the country due to syndicate-driven market manipulation, paving the way for dominance of corporate companies over the industry. By inflating prices of essential inputs like feed and chicks, these corporate companies are reportedly pocketing around Tk 6,000 crore annually. As a result, marginal poultry farmers are now struggling for survival.
By Ahamed Ullah Verified| Bangladesh Post Verified The Bangladesh Secretariat, the country’s administrative hub, had once become a hotspot for political lobbyists where influential individuals roamed freely to push their agendas after getting entry passes. However, the interim government is set to take decisive action to rid the secretariat of these lobbyists. Several hundred entry passes issued on political grounds during the tenure of the previous Awami League government will now be scrapped.
Company Info
Daily Sun (Bangladesh)
Dhaka, Bangladesh