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Green activists warn against artificial cow fattening
Green activists yesterday expressed concern that a section of unscrupulous farmers and traders were involved in artificially fattening sacrificial cattle across the country by injecting hormones and chemicals in the run-up to Eid-ul-Azha. The government should take immediate steps, including stopping…
Special rickshaws flout fare chart with impunity
Almost all modes of public transport have been banned in the capital’s Gulshan area, a diplomatic zone, over security reasons. Special rickshaws painted in black and yellow were instead introduced in Gulshan and Banani areas from August 10. The initiative was taken as police banned bus services…
Minimising road
accidents
Almost everyday there are media reports on people killed or injured in road accidents. While road accidents are sometimes unavoidable the frequency of accidents in this country has become a cause of great concern. Traffic accidents are a significant cause of any disability, death and economic ruin for…
A battle half won
It is being hailed as a verdict that is a victory of the Constitution over religion. Of course the Indian Courts were on the side of right. When they delivered the landmark judgment, it was to deliver justice rather than flag a sense of bravado. In a landmark judgment, the Bombay High Court…
Zia given Independence Award to belittle Bangabandhu: Nasim
Awami League presidium member and Health and Family Welfare Minister Mohammad Nasim yesterday said the previous BNP-Jamaat alliance government decorated Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman along with Ziaur Rahman with the Independence Award posthumously to belittle Bangabandhu, reports…
Tapping the sun to increase output
Illuminating the working environment with appropriate lighting is one of the most important aspects for success in the industrial sector, as efficient lighting in industries not only saves owners’ money, but also boosts workers’ output manifold. An energy-starved country like Bangladesh…
US, Russia move closer to Syria ceasefire after talks
AFP, GENEVA: Washington and Moscow have made key steps towards agreeing a new ceasefire in Syria, but a final deal has not been reached, US Secretary of State John Kerry and his Russian counterpart said after talks Friday. Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov made the comments after the…
Prachyanat to stage ‘Circus Circus’ at BSA today
DL desk Theatre troupe Prachyanat will stage ‘Circus Circus’, a play written and directed by Azad Abul Kalam, today at the National Theatre Hall of Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy (BSA), in the capital’s Segun Bagicha Area. This was the first full-length play by the group and was quickly…
Rafique’s call to produce quality spinners
Former left-arm spinner Mohammad Rafique stressed the need to produce the quality spinners, stating that they should arrange ‘Spinner Hunt Programme’ to pick promising young spinners so they could work together with the growing pace department and bring more success ahead. “In domestic…
Local people demand end to Bhabadah waterlogging
People of Bhabadah in Jessore recently demanded immediate and permanent solution to the waterlogging problem in the area, which covers five upazilas of two districts in the country’s south-eastern part. They also demanded that the government declare Bhabadah as an “affected area” and…
Dhaka, Washington share vision for tolerant Bangladesh: US
In the lead-up to the maiden visit of the United States Secretary of State John Kerry tomorrow, Washington yesterday said it shares a vision for a democratic and tolerant country and laid emphasis on existence of viable political parties and freedom of speech. “We share a vision for a democratic,…
What is the Clinton Foundation? Are the latest rumors ‘smoke without fire’?
The charitable foundation Bill Clinton set up in 2001 now casts a shadow over Hillary’s campaign due to potential conflict of interest with the state department. But the issue of a potential conflict of interest between the Clinton Foundation and state department, where Hillary was secretary…
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