Best tablets in Bangladesh for graphic design and drawing

Graphic designers, digital artists, and content creators are increasingly shifting toward tablets for creative work. Modern tablets now offer powerful processors, high-quality displays, and advanced stylus support that make drawing, photo editing, and illustration easier than ever. Whether someone is a professional designer or a student learning digital art, a good tablet can improve productivity and creativity significantly.In Bangladesh, the demand for creative tablets has also grown rapidly as more freelancers, designers, and remote workers look for portable devices that can handle professional tasks. Among the most popular tablet options available today are Apple iPads and Samsung Galaxy Tablets.Why Designers Prefer TabletsOne of the biggest reasons behind the popularity of tablets is portability. Unlike bulky desktop setups or heavy laptops, tablets allow designers to work from virtually anywhere. Whether sketching concepts during travel, editing photos in a café, or creati...

Crore-worth container stolen from Ctg port, two held

Police have arrested two port employees over the mysterious disappearance of a container loaded with imported garments fabric worth several crores of taka from the country’s main seaport in Chattogram Port.The two suspects were arrested during a raid conducted on Wednesday night by the Bandar Police Station of Chattogram Metropolitan Police.The arrested individuals have been identified as Mizanur Rahman (35) and Abu Sufian (40). Mizanur Rahman, son of the late Wahab Akon, hails from Ulubar...

Sunshine Outdoor to invest $15m for tent factory at BEPZA economic zone

Sunshine Outdoor (BD) Co Ltd, a British Virgin Island and Hong Kong-based company, is set to invest US$ 15 million to establish a tent & camping manufacturing industry at the BEPZA Economic Zone (BEPZA EZ) in Mirshar...

BNP conducts outreach campaign at Motijheel against ‘propaganda’ about July Charter, referendum

Dhaka South City BNP on Thursday conducted a leaflet distribution and public outreach campaign at Motijheel against what the party described as propaganda by vested interests about the July National Charter and referendum, and in support of the positive steps taken by the BNP government.The programme was organised in the morning around the Bangladesh Bank headquarters under the initiative of ward No. 8 unit of BNP under Dhaka South City Corporation.Dhaka South City BNP Convener and MP from Feni-1 constituency Rafiqul Alam Majnu, Senior Joint Convener Harunur Rashid Harun, Motijheel Thana BNP Convener Alamgir Hossain, Member Secretary Zahid Hossain and Joint Convener Ismail Hossain were present.During the campaign, the BNP leaders distributed leaflets among people on important roads, alleys...

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Bangladesh crush Pakistan in 2nd test to sweep series

Left-arm spinner Taijul Islam claimed a match-winning six-wicket haul as Bangladesh thrashed Pakistan by 78 runs in the second Test, completing a dominant 2-0 series sweep at Sylhet International Cricket Stadium today.The victory followed Bangladesh's 104-run triumph in the opening Test and marked their second successive Test series whitewash over Pakistan after also securing a 2-0 sweep in 2024, that too on Pakistan's soil.Having done so, they won a Test series against a top-flight nation in both home and away for the first time, other than Zimbabwe.Pakistan resumed Day 5 at 316-7, still needing 121 runs with three wickets in pursuit of a daunting 437-run target, a summit that no team has ever succeeded in Test cricket's 149-year history.Pakistan were eventually bowled out for 358, just less than 30 minutes before the lunch session on the final day, after losing the remaining three wickets in 12 balls for no runs.But the visitors threatened to do the unthinkable with their vice-captain Mohammad Rizwan showing staunch determination.He continued to frustrate Bangladesh with a determined counterattack.Rizwan struck fast bowler Nahid Rana, who claimed 2-58, for consecutive boundaries in the third over of the day to give Pakistan a psychological edge.Rizwan struck fast bowler Nahid Rana, who claimed 2-58, for consecutive boundaries in the third over of the day to give Pakistan a psychological frame.His overnight partner Sajid Khan also scored freely, threatening to pull off an extraordinary chase.The pair added 54 runs for the eighth wicket to put Bangladesh under p...

Save the eye of children

Nowadays bespectacled children with minus power glasses are a common sight; but people seem to be unperturbed by such a phenomenon as it appears nothing serious to them. We should know that ignorance ...

Govt move to reopen closed sugar mills hailed

Industries, Commerce, Textiles and Jute Minister Khandakar Abdul Muktadir very recently said the government is firmly committed to reopening the country’s closed state-owned sugar mills. He underscored that decisions would be taken prioritizing...

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