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Padma to continue rising for next 24 hours
The Padma, swollen with the extra load of water from the Ganges flowing through the state of Bihar in India, has triggered floods in the north-western and south-western parts of the country. It may continue to rise slightly throughout the next 24 hours, the Flood Forecasting and Warning Centre (FFWC)…
JnU protesters come under attack by ‘BCL activists’
Jagannath University (JnU) students who are now on a movement demanding dormitories on the empty land of Dhaka’s old central jail came under attack allegedly by some activists of JnU unit of BCL on Sunday. As part of their scheduled programme, a group of students of the university took position…
Another blow to militancy
The militants are definitely on the back foot as the law enforcers are on the ascendancy in the battle against extremist outfits. The police struck another decisive blow upon the local militant network by locating and killing the alleged mastermind of the Gulshan attacks along with a couple of…
History of violence
A thirteen-year-old was tied up and beaten to death while onlookers stood and watched. A young man mercilessly beat his supposed friend and brazenly recorded it on video. A headmaster was humiliated and beaten in public by his pupils. Twenty three gunned down in a restaurant in broad daylight. On the…
Quader urges varsity teachers to refrain from active politics
Road Transport and Bridges Minister Obaidul Quader yesterday urged the university teachers to refrain from all kind of active politics for ensuring quality education, reports BSS. He said the teachers’ politics hampers the academic activities of the university and added ‘I will request the…
PM distributes national export trophy
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday distributed the National Export Trophy for 2011-12 and 2012-13 among 113 export organisations for their significant role in overseas trade and thus earning foreign currency. The awards were distributed at a programme organised jointly by the Ministry of Commerce…
40 dead as Turkish shelling, raids hit Syrian civilians
AFP, BEIRUT: Turkish shelling and air strikes killed at least 40 Syrians on Sunday, a monitor said, in the first significant civilian casualties in Turkey’s intensifying campaign in northern Syria. Turkey’s state-run Anadolu news agency said the army had killed 25 Kurdish “terrorists”…
Two sisters’
one album
at long last
The first ever duet album of popular singers—Fahmida Nabi and Samina Chowdhury, two glittering stars in the sky of the country’s music scene, was underway since last one year. For extremely busy timetable of two sisters, it was quite tough to complete the album’s work. But lyricist…
Players work hard to face England
Chief selector Minhajul Abedin Nannu was also hopeful that the ODI series against Afghanistan ahead of the series against England would be materialised to give the players a much-needed match practice what is imperative ahead of taking on an inform English team. Nannu apparently was worried about the…
Anti-liberation forces trying to carry out subversive acts: Minister
Natore: Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan yesterday alleged that the defeated forces of the 1971 are trying to carry out subversive acts in the name of different militant organizations, reports UNB. “When the trial of war criminals is about to conclude, the 1971 defeated forces are trying to carry…
NU will get time until 2020
Students who want to obtain certificates of the two-year LLB (pass) course under the National University (NU) will get time until 2020, as the court has declared all such courses of the NU invalid after that period. The general observation is that such courses are run in the law colleges under the NU,…
Why PM Modi’s Balochistan barb changes the India-Pakistan game
When Prime Minister Narendra Modi acknowledged the gratitude of the people of Balochistan and Gilgit, and nodded at their struggles in his Independence Day speech, he ended a long period of shadow-boxing in India-Pakistan ties. This is a game-changer, but its consequences are not clear just yet. Modi’s…
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