A hearing will be held today regarding the cancellation requests of 6,531 primary school exam results. This case involves the review of the exams conducted in government schools, with petitions for the cancellation of certain results being presented.

President Donald Trump has declared that the days of immigrant incursions at the U.S. border are over. To prevent illegal crossings, Trump has ordered the deployment of an additional 3,000 U.S. troops to the Mexico border. According to a report from the Daily Mail, individuals attempting to enter the United States illegally will face significant criminal penalties and immediate deportation. Trump had promised to remove illegal immigrants since the beginning of his election campaign. The U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security remarked, "Millions of criminals were allowed to enter illegally. We are sending them back to their countries."

Donald Trump has approved English as the official language of the United States. The new executive order, issued on Saturday, cancels a previous directive from former President Bill Clinton. That order had mandated government and federally funded agencies to provide linguistic assistance to individuals who did not speak English. Trump's new order states that establishing English as the official language will facilitate communication, strengthen national values, and help build a united and effective society. It further emphasizes that knowledge of English not only opens economic opportunities but also helps new immigrants engage with their communities, participate in national heritage, and contribute to society.

To ensure uninterrupted electricity supply during Ramadan, the government has planned to import four additional cargoes of LNG, announced Advisor Mohammad Faozul Kabir Khan. He stated that as gas reserves are depleting, the country is using foreign exchange reserves to import LNG. The peak power demand in winter ranges from 9,000 to 10,000 megawatts, while in summer, irrigation and high temperatures push the demand up to 17,000–18,000 megawatts. He urged the public to set air conditioners at 25°C to reduce electricity consumption.

At a flag-hoisting event on Sunday, Dhaka University Vice-Chancellor Professor Niaz Ahmad Khan emphasized that those who create history stand above political affiliations. He highlighted ASM Abdur Rab’s historic role in raising the national flag on March 2, 1971, and his contributions to the country’s independence struggle. The Vice-Chancellor also warned that Bangladesh is facing multiple adversities and conspiracies, stressing the importance of national unity. Concurrently, the Democratic Student Union held its own flag-hoisting ceremony at the same venue.

Bangladesh’s foreign exchange reserves saw an increase in February, providing a positive economic outlook. The rise in reserves comes amid ongoing efforts to stabilize the country’s financial sector through strategic policy adjustments. Analysts suggest that effective monetary policies and remittance inflows contributed to the growth.

Chief Prosecutor of the International Crimes Tribunal, Mohammad Tazul Islam, warned on Sunday that anyone attempting to undermine the judicial process with false information will face strict legal action. He cited misinformation regarding the hearing of Jamaat leader ATM Azharul Islam, which led to a national newspaper publishing a correction. He expressed hope that the matter would be resolved but added that criminal activities across the country had been orchestrated under the direct orders of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

Israel launched fresh airstrikes on Gaza today, Sunday, following the expiration of the first phase of the ceasefire, killing at least six people. Additionally, Israeli forces have blocked all goods from entering Gaza. Despite ongoing negotiations for a second ceasefire agreement on the 16th day since the January 19 ceasefire deal, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, accused of crimes against humanity, violated the truce. He has threatened to resume intense attacks if Hamas does not agree to extend the ceasefire. Analysts argue that Israel lacks the capability to eliminate Hamas or fully occupy Gaza.

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has called on European leaders to unite in ensuring peace in Ukraine and maintaining stability across Europe. Speaking at a conference alongside Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and French President Emmanuel Macron, Starmer emphasized the need for stronger defense cooperation through new alliances. He described the situation as a ‘once-in-a-generation challenge’ and a matter of security for every European nation. Both Macron and Starmer are considering forming a new security alliance, seeking support from former U.S. President Donald Trump.

On Sunday night, a 19-year-old armed mugger named Shanto was caught and beaten by locals in Mohammadpur before being handed over to the police. A sharp weapon was recovered from him, while his two accomplices managed to escape. Authorities confirmed that Shanto is a known criminal from the Dhaka Uddan area. He was given first aid at a hospital before being taken into custody by the Mohammadpur police.

A committee formed by the Ministry of Shipping has recommended shutting down four land ports with India due to operational inefficiencies. The ports include Chilahati in Nilphamari, Daulatganj in Chuadanga, Tegamukh in Rangamati, and Balla in Habiganj. Three of these ports lack infrastructure, while the Balla port has infrastructure on the Bangladeshi side but lacks development on the Indian side, preventing full operation. The committee has also suggested conditional operation for four other land ports.

A brazen daylight robbery took place on a passenger bus in Savar's Bank Town area on Sunday afternoon. Five robbers, disguised as passengers, brandished sharp weapons and looted cash, mobile phones, and jewelry from travelers. The robbers fled after stopping the bus at Bank Town, leaving seven passengers injured. A witness described the robbery as occurring in a cinematic fashion within 5–7 minutes. Despite passengers urging the driver to stop in Hemayetpur, he continued driving towards Gulistan. Authorities were alerted with the bus's registration number, and police teams are working to apprehend the culprits.

In Patuakhali, students have initiated a one-taka iftar market throughout Ramadan to support the poor and working-class people. The initiative, run by 'Amra Kalapara Basi,' offers iftar packs containing puffed rice, chickpeas, onion fritters, potato chops, eggplants, and jilapi, providing sufficient food for fasting individuals. The initiative has been well received by the low-income population, including rickshaw pullers, beggars, and orphans, who can purchase iftar for a symbolic one-taka price. Those without any money receive it for free, with volunteers delivering the iftar to those in need.

On Sunday in Mirpur, Home Affairs Advisor Jahangir Alam urged traders not to increase the prices of essential goods during Ramadan. He pointed out that in other religious communities and Middle Eastern Muslim countries, prices are often lowered during festivals, while in Bangladesh, the opposite occurs. He noted that prices are already lower than last year and emphasized that maintaining stable prices without government intervention would be ideal. Regarding the arrest of two female smokers, he mentioned that they had thrown hot tea at bystanders when confronted, urging the public to remain calm in such situations.

Ignoring an immediate withdrawal order from the Home Affairs Advisor, the Officer-in-Charge (OC) of Chakaria Police Station, Manzur Kader Bhuiyan, was initially transferred to Ukhiya Police Station. However, following widespread criticism, he was withdrawn within 24 hours. The issue arose after journalists accused the OC of abduction and torture during a press briefing in Cox’s Bazar. The advisor, Jahangir Alam Chowdhury, ordered his dismissal on the spot, but instead, he was transferred. Amid public outrage, the Chattogram Range DIG, Ahsan Habib Palash, ordered his withdrawal and reassignment to the Chattogram Range Police on Sunday night.