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Over 160 countries confirm
to sign Paris deal
More than 160 countries have so far confirmed that they will sign the Paris Agreement on climate change on April 22, the first day that the agreement will be open for signature, reports UNB. “Next Friday will truly be a historic moment. It’ll be a great moment for multilateral efforts and…
Four held for �killing� muezzin
Police in a drive yesterday arrested four people for their suspected link for killing of a muezzin in Islampur area of Old Dhaka. They were identified as Mosharraf Hossain, junior muezzin of Islampur’s Jhabbu Khanam Mosque, its caretaker or Khadem Md Habibur Rahman, 20, and Hafez Tofazzal Hossain…
Shifting tanneries to Savar
The unending tale of tannery relocation continues. The government is giving fresh deadline at regular intervals to shift the tanneries from Hazaribagh, but the tannery owners, showing different excuses, are not following the directive. In the latest move, the government has again extended the timeline…
Striving for self reliance
Three recent decisions, taken by the world leaders, will hugely impact the struggle of development of the small countries like Bangladesh. These three decisions indicate that, Bangladesh has no other options than to be self reliant in terms of food security and climate change adaptation. Moreover,…
11 school building constructed in M�singh
The government has constructed 11 one storied with foundation of four storied school buildings at a cost of taka over five crore in Mymensingh Sadar upazila of the district this year, reports BSS. Concerned sources said the buildings were constructed under the supervision of the Department Education…
Turkey fails to keep promise
Turkey has failed to implement its commitment of providing USD 300 million line of credit for private sector investment in Bangladesh, even four years after giving the assurance. In 2012, Bangladesh evinced interest in borrowing USD 250 million suppliers’ credit from Turkey to implement some public-private…
Obama in Saudi Arabia on fence-mending visit
AFP, RIYADH: US President Barack Obama arrived in Saudi Arabia for a two-day visit on Wednesday hoping to ease tensions with Riyadh and intensify the fight against jihadists. He also seeks to focus discussions on efforts to end wars in Syria and Yemen. Dressed in a grey suit, Obama emerged at 1:14 pm…
Sheikh Afzal�s 26th solo art show at Athena Gallery
A three-week solo painting exhibition titled ‘Eternal Affection’ by Sheikh Afzal is now on display at Athena Gallery of Fine Arts in the city’s Uttar Badda area. Presided over by chairmen of Athena Gallery of Fine Arts Nilu Roushan Morshed, Cultural Affairs Minister Asaduzzaman Noor…
Tamim named Abahani�s new captain
Abahani Limited formally announced Tamim Iqbal as their captain for the 2015-16 season of the Dhaka Premier Division Cricket League (DPL) yesterday. The DPL will kick-off tomorrow at three different venues in the capital and adjoining areas. Jalal Younus, vice-chairman of Abahani Cricket Committee,…
Plinth-raising helps shoal households escape floods
Over 5.17 lakh extremely poor people of 1.33 lakh shoal households have been effectively escaping floods following plinth-raising in the low-lying riverine char islands on the Brahmaputra basin in recent times, reports BSS. It became possible following raising plinths of houses under the Chars Livelihoods…
Create more scope for edn of poor students: Hasina
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday stressed taking more initiatives so that the country’s poor and meritorious students have a greater access to education. "More initiatives should be there so that the poor and meritorious students get greater scope of education and higher education,"…
Clinton�s Carbon Corruption: Why Hillary Won�t Say Yes to a Carbon Tax
Roughly two-thirds of the way through last week’s Democratic debate in Brooklyn, things got interesting. The night to that point had been a rehash of every other debate, with Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton hollering from their respective ramparts the same arguments we’ve heard over and…
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