Measles Crisis: Bangladesh’s measles outbreak keeps worsening, with seven more children dying in 24 hours and the death toll reaching 738; health officials also reported 925 new suspected cases and 106 lab-confirmed infections, despite a May vaccination drive. Identity & Travel Fraud: Malaysian authorities detained a Bangladeshi man after a viral social media claim about dual passports; officials say expired Malaysian passports and a seaman’s book were found, with investigations focused on misuse of travel documents. Cultural Loss: Legendary Pandavani exponent Teejan Bai, who helped take the folk art to global audiences, has died at 70. Women’s Rights Recognition: The Ministry of Women and Children Affairs has opened nominations for the Begum Rokeya Padak 2026, seeking up to five women for work in education, rights, literature/culture, and rural development. Heritage Under Scrutiny: Bangladesh High Court ordered police to investigate attacks on bauls, fakirs, sannyasis and shrines, demanding a report within 60 days. Road Safety: A Road Safety Foundation report says 438 people were killed in 472 crashes in June, with motorcycles and pedestrians among the hardest hit. Education & Tech: A survey on technology use in 471 secondary schools is set to begin soon, supported by the ADB. Nazrul in Manikganj: A three-day Nazrul Year programme concluded with performances and awards at the district shilpakala academy. Health Policy: The health budget has been doubled to improve diagnosis and services, especially beyond Dhaka, officials say.