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Nation pays tributes to martyrs
The nation recalled with a heavy heart the savage August 21 grenade attack of 2004 paying homage to the martyrs of the carnage yesterday, reports BSS. Marking the 12th anniversary of the grenade attack on an Awami League (AL) rally, the ruling AL, its associate bodies and its left-leaning allies, and…
Incessant rains throw port city out of gear
Incessant rains that began on Saturday night caused severe inconvenience to commuters in Chittagong city. Low-lying areas of the city were water-logged, with a traffic gridlock adding to the woes of the commuters. People, especially office-goers and students, were the hardest hit due to lack of transport…
Expansion of education
for development
That the government has attached its highest priority to expansion of education across the country to expedite the development process as spelt out by Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid Saturday is a welcome piece of information. Education is one of the basic human rights as enshrined in Article…
Green growth strategies: Where to start?
Green economy is the only way to ensure sustainable development and protect the earth from greenhouse gas emission. So, green economy should be brought in the mainstream in all national activities to achieve sustainable development goals (SDGs) according to the prime minister of Bangladesh. Definitely…
Experts suggest strengthening support to stop sexual violence
Experts at a dialogue have suggested strengthening victim support service and institutional response for combating sexual and gender based violence in Bangladesh, reports BSS. United Nations Developm-ent Programme (UNDP), BRAC and Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) organised the policy dialogue…
Bangladesh ‘most attractive investment destination’
Low wages and competitive production costs made Bangladesh the top investment destination for Japanese companies in 2015, the Japan External Trade Organisation (JETRO) said in a survey released in February this year. The JETRO survey, carried out in 20 countries in Asia and Oceania, also said Bangladesh…
Kurds advance in Syria city as Russian mediation fails
AFP, HASAKEH: Kurdish fighters advanced in the flashpoint city of Hasakeh in northeast Syria after a Russian mediation bid failed to halt clashes with pro-regime forces, a monitoring group said Sunday. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights and a military source said the Kurds seized territory across…
Art exhibition pits Bangabandhu's values against terror, militancy
A 13-day special group art exhibition, titled 'Art Against Terrorism-BRAVE HEART', began at Gallery Cosmos in the city on Friday, marking the National Mourning Day, reports UNB. The reason for the hyphenation in the title is the twin--theme to this year's August exhibition at Gallery Cosmos.…
Taskin hopes to resume first class cricket
Taskin Ahmed hopes to resume the first class cricket if he can obtain the certificate of corrected bowling action from ICC. The fast bowler who is suspended from the International cricket during the World T20, is all set to have his bowling action reassessed by the ICC on September 8 in Brisbane.…
Rajshahi BSCIC expansion to generate 5000 jobs
RAJSHAHI: Expansion of the industrial estate of Bangladesh Small and Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC) in Rajshahi would create employment opportunities for around 5,000 people, reports BSS. A fresh project to this end has been undertaken to acquire 50 acres of land to develop 308 industrial plots…
‘IS child bomber’ kills 51 in Turkey
A suicide bomber as young as 12 killed at least 51 people at a wedding in Turkey, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said yesterday, pointing the finger at the Islamic State group, reports AFP from Gaziantep. Erdogan said Saturday’s blast in Gaziantep near the Syria border “was the result of…
How deeply entrenched is racial inequality in the UK?
In 1971 the Grenadian teacher and writer Bernard Coard exposed the disproportionate use of “sin bins”, disciplinary units for black children. More than 40 years on, today’s report from the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) tells us that black Caribbean and mixed white/black…
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