Cultural spotlight: Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy will honour legendary singer Runa Laila on July 24 with a solo musical evening at the National Theatre Hall, with ticket earnings going to the Prime Minister’s Relief and Welfare Fund for flood victims. Public health: Dengue prevention gets a boost as city corporation administrators push coordinated cleanliness drives and mosquito-breeding site destruction, while measles continues to strain hospitals with four more child deaths reported in 24 hours and the toll rising to 797. Education & youth culture: The government plans a new TV reality show, “In Search of Talent,” to spotlight diverse grassroots skills—from folk arts and bahurupi to robotics and drone performances—across 52 episodes. Women & children: A French envoy meets Minister Zahid to expand cooperation on women’s empowerment and child welfare, including steps against child marriage and support programmes like the Family Card and Mid-Day Meal. Lifestyle & tech: State Minister Bobby Hajjaj urges young people to use technology safely and responsibly, framing digital norms as a learning priority. Health innovation: Chinese specialists join Rajshahi’s National Heart Foundation for free screening and treatment for congenital heart disease in children aged 3–18. Policy & travel: Hajj 2027 packages are announced with reduced airfare and new public/private package options. Sports & community: A Bangladesh team of 15 students heads to Mongolia for the International Mathematics Competition (MIMC 2026). Rights & governance: The Election Commission proposes disqualifying MPO-listed teachers and dual citizens from local body polls, alongside other eligibility changes.