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Online Desk : You have to work only six hours a day. From 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For this, a salary of about 4 and a half thousand euros will be paid per month. But still, people are not available. Although it sounds surprising, Australia is witnessing such incidents due to a lack of workers. The country's lemon farmers are going to face huge losses due to this. British media outlet The Sun reported this information in a report on July 1. According to the report, workers are sought for only 6 hours a day. The task is to pick ripe lemons from the tree. But not enough people are available for that job. Because of this, those associated with lemon farming in Australia are facing huge losses. And so a member of parliament in Australia appealed to the workers to come forward for this work. ...

Online Desk : The Executive Committee of Dighinala Journalist Forum has been formed in Khagrachari. This committee was announced from the discussion meeting regarding the formation of executive committee of Dighinala Journalist Forum under the chairmanship of convener Abdul Jalil and member secretary M Idrich Ali at the organization's temporary office on Tuesday afternoon. Abdul Jalil, Khagrachari representative of Dainik Bangla, was elected president and Mizanur Rahman Sabuj, representative of the third level, was elected general secretary for the next two years with the consent of all present at the meeting. Also in the committee are M Idrich Ali (Time Paper) as Vice President, Afzal Hossain (Bangladesh Samachar) as Joint General Secretary, Manik Hossain (Bangladesh Time) as Organizin...

Online Desk : Due to the economic crisis, BBC Bengali broadcasting is going to stop. The British Broadcasting Corporation, or BBC, has decided to stop broadcasting not only Bengali but also 10 other languages. Several radio operations, however, are said to be limited to online. Apart from BBC Bangla, the other languages that are being discontinued include Arabic, Persian, Chinese, Kyrgyz, Uzbek, Hindi, Indonesian, Tamil and Urdu. The BBC says the combined pressure of high inflation and rising commodity prices has led them to this difficult decision. BBC Bengal's radio program took off on 11th October 1941 with the start of 15-minute weekly broadcasts in Bengal. Later news broadcasting started in 1965. The BBC has proposed to cut 382 World Service jobs, with the aim of saving more than £...