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Thousands join Biswa Ijtema

Thousands join Biswa Ijtema
The first phase of Biswa Ijtema, the second largest congregation of Muslims after Hajj, began yesterday on the bank of the Turag river at Tongi, on the outskirts of the capital. Thousands of devotees from all over the country and abroad reached the Ijtema ground despite the countrywide hartal called by the Jamaat-e-Islami on Thursday. Like previous years, the Ijtema, also called the World Muslims’ Congregation, will be held in two phases as devotees cannot be accommodated at the venue in one phase. This year devotees from 17 districts will attend the first phase, while devotees from 15 districts will join the second phase. The first phase of the Ijtema will end with the Akheri Munajat on January 10. The second phase will be held on January…

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AL may amend its constitution
AL may amend its constitution
The ruling Awami League (AL) is likely to amend its constitution before the 20th triennial central council…

Saudi-led coalition used cluster bombs in Yemen

Saudi-led coalition used cluster bombs in Yemen

The Saudi-led coalition fighting in the conflict in Yemen dropped decades-old US-made cluster bombs in a civilian area, independent monitor Human Rights Watch said Thursday, branding it a war crime, reports AFP from Washington. The group’s report included a photograph of a section of casing from…
Branded companies deceive 
consumers, abuse trust in goods

Branded companies deceive consumers, abuse trust in goods

CHITTAGONG: A section of the branded companies is taking advantage of the trust reposed in their goods by consumers and deceiving them with impunity. Even though the prices of the goods of the branded companies are high, people regularly buy these goods since they believe their quality to be good. …
Can’t Bangladesh society be free of beggars?

Can�t Bangladesh society be free of beggars?

Yes, it is possible to greatly reduce---if not completely eliminate--- the number of beggars whom we everyday come across with a stretching hand or pot asking for alms. Beggars with a missing limb or holding an emaciated child are common sights in Bangladesh, particularly in the capital Dhaka. These…
Framing policies to achieve sustainable development goals

Framing policies to achieve sustainable development goals

For achieving sustainability, all countries have now been asked for setting their own policies under the outlines of UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Generally, these goals still perform at the premature stage and we should take action in respect to the specific development sectors of a country.…
Dhaka Trade Fair gains momentum

Dhaka Trade Fair gains momentum

The month-long 21st Dhaka International Trade Fair (DITF) is gaining momentum, with thousands of visitors from Dhaka, as well as from different places across the country, are swarming to the country’s biggest trade show. Traders and different stall-owners from home and abroad have completed their…
S Korea begins propaganda broadcasts hated by North

S Korea begins propaganda broadcasts hated by North

AFP, SEOUL: South Korea on Friday resumed high-decibel propaganda broadcasts into North Korea as the United States ramped up pressure on China to bring Pyongyang to heel after its latest nuclear test. While North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un celebrated his 32nd birthday, the international community scrambled…
Diti likely to come back home soon

Diti likely to come back home soon

National Film Award winning actress and director Parvin Sultana Diti had been diagnosed with brain tumour in July last year and has been  undergoing treatment at Chennai’s MIOT (Madras Institute of Orthopedics and Traumatology). Diti had a surgery on July 29. Even though she had returned…
Bangladesh youth team hones skills

Bangladesh youth team hones skills

The drumbeat of the ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup 2016 will be started across the eight venues in four Bangladesh cities from January 27. ICC, the apex body of World cricket, yesterday announced that all the participating (16) sides for this month’s World Cup have now been confirmed. The 19-day-long…
Juba league leader killed in clash

Juba league leader killed in clash

A Juba League leader was killed and 10 others were injured in a clash between two groups of transport workers’ association in Santahar of Adamdighi upazila yesterday. The deceased has been identified as Md Shafiqul Islam, president of Santahar Juba League. He was also the brother of local Awami…
Bangladesh off to perky start

Bangladesh off to perky start

Bangladesh national team got off to a perky start in a six- goal thriller in the Bangabandhu Gold Cup International Football Tournament defeating Sri Lanka by 4-2 yesterday at the Shamsul Huda Stadium in Jessore. Bangladesh booters looked to be a better outfit and display a positive game after a great…
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