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March 10 marks launch of PM’s Family Card programme

March 10 marks launch of PM’s Family Card programme
Prime Minister Tarique Rahman – File photo

Online Desk

Published: 2026-03-05 14:30:55

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman will formally inaugurate the Family Card programme at 10 am on March 10 at the T&T ground adjacent to the Korail slum in the capital.

The programme will also be inaugurated simultaneously at 14 other locations across the country, said a press release of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.

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