Ukraine agrees to ceasefire, awaits Russia's decision

A meeting of mediators was held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, to discuss a ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine. Ukraine agreed to a 30-day ceasefire with Russia in the meeting held on Tuesday. However, whether the ceasefire will take place or not depends on Russia. According to Reuters,

After Ukraine agreed, Moscow said on Wednesday that they would make a decision after learning more about it from the mediator country, the United States.

However, citing multiple Russian sources, Reuters reported that they believe that Russian President Vladimir Putin may not agree to it.

After Donald Trump was sworn in as US president on January 20, he took the initiative to end the war in Ukraine. But after a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House at the end of last month, the situation took a different turn. The Trump administration suspended military aid to Ukraine.

However, now that Ukraine has agreed to a ceasefire, the suspension has been lifted.

After Ukraine agreed to a ceasefire, the United States and its Western allies say the ball is now in Russia's court. Whether Moscow agrees to a ceasefire or not will determine whether they want peace.

Regarding the Ukraine ceasefire, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said, "It now depends entirely on Russia."

First time actress spoken about her issue

The clip of the movie 'Premer Samadhi', released on July 26, 1996, is now viral on social media. From Eid outfits to 'songs' or 'drama' - the 'henna' trend is going on everywhere; the character that actress Shabnaz played. This is the first time this talented actress has spoken about this issue on a television channel.

Shabnaz, BD Actress

Shabnaz is being a special guest on the Eid program of Maasranga Television's popular program 'Ranga Sakal'.

In this program, she said, 'Many people are now calling me 'Henna Apa'. The matter is funny, but also surprising. Because these days, most of the time, negative things go viral. In that case, a movie released 29 years ago is getting a new recognition, this generation's audience is positively discussing our movies or acting, it is much more enjoyable. This is the power of good movies.'

Shabnaz has been away from acting regularly for more than two decades. Yet she still carries the scars of movies. While acting in the movie 'Love' released in 1993, a glass broke and her hand was cut.

That scar still remains. In the same year, the most successful pair of that time, Shabnaz-Naeem, also took an advance fee for acting in the same director Sohanur Rahman Sohan's movie 'Qayamat Te Qayamat'.

However, for a special reason, they finally decided not to work in the movie. Later, Moushumi-Salman Shah made their film debut through this movie. Although they did not act, Shabnaz-Naeem appeared to congratulate the new pair on the day of the Muharram of the movie 'Qayamat Te Qayamat'.

Shabnaz made her royal debut as a heroine in 1991 with the movie 'Chandni'. At that time, she received a fee of 50 thousand for her first movie.

Popular actress Shabnaz shared many such untold stories in the special 'Ranga Sakal' program of Eid. Hosted by Rumman Rashid Khan and Archi Rahman, and produced by Jobair Iqbal, this special episode of 'Ranga Sakal' will be aired on Maasranga Television at 7 am the day after Eid.

Shomi Kaiser granted bail in attempted murder case

 Actress Shomi Kaiser has been granted bail in an attempt to murder case. Earlier, the High Court decided to suspend Shomi Kaiser's bail after the state had applied to the Chamber Court for a stay of her bail.

The hearing of the state's application for a stay of Shomi Kaiser's bail was held on December 12 last year. Deputy Attorney General Redwan Ahmed Ranjib heard the state's case in the court.

Lawyer Hamidul Misbah, accompanied by lawyer Nazia Kabir, heard the case on behalf of Shomi Kaiser. After the hearing, Chamber Justice Md. Rezaul Haque of the Appellate Division ordered the actress' bail to be suspended.

In the case filed against Shomi Kaiser, it is alleged that on July 18, Awami League, Jubo League, and Chhatra League attacked and opened fire to prevent many people, including a businessman named Ishtiaq Mahmud, from participating in the anti-discrimination student movement. Many were injured in this.

The incident took place in front of Azampur Nawab Habibullah High School in Sector 4 under Uttara Purba Police Station. In this incident, Ishtiaq filed a case with Uttara East Police Station on September 29 on charges of attempted murder.

126 people, including former IGP Chowdhury Abdullah Al Mamun, were accused in this case.Shomi Kaiser is the accused in the 24th case.

Police arrested Shomi Kaiser from house number 53, Road number 6, Sector 4, Uttara in the capital on the night of November 5 in connection with this case.