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PM proposes ‘South-South Network of Public Orgs’
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday proposed to establish a ‘South-South Network of Public Organisations’ to develop a broader understanding and exchange of public sector innovations among the global South, UNB reports. "It’ll also facilitate generating ideas, sharing experiences…
Ensure low-cost
better treatment, says president
Mentioning that many people in the country cannot afford better treatment, President Abdul Hamid yesterday urged physicians to provide better treatment to patients at a low-cost, reports UNB. "We need to keep in mind many people of the country cannot afford better treatment. This is why step has…
A safer Bangladesh for women
We strongly support education minister’s call to the law enforcement agencies to be more pro-active and tougher against the perpetrator of sexual harassment. The minister’s statement is all the more important considering the sad fact that for too long the issue of sexual harassment has not…
US Presidential elections: Far reaching implications
This November, the global citizens will be witnessing the election of the President of USA, presumably the most influential personality in the present day world. This is indeed a game of chance in the sense that last year during this time the present Presidential nominee from Republican Party,…
HC seeks explanation from Sakhipur UNO, OC
The High Court yesterday summoned the upazila nirbahi officer (UNO) of Sakhipur upazila and the officer-in-charge of Sakhipur Police Station to appear before it on September 27 to explain their stance on handing a two-year-jail term to a schoolboy over alleged threats to a lawmaker via Facebook. After…
Ekti Bari Ekti Khamar project likely to get five-year extension
The 'Ekti Bari, Ekti Khamar (One House, One Farm - EBEK)' project of the government likely to be extended for five more years with a view to bring solvency among two crore additional people of the country. The initiative has been taken to expand the project after successful implementation…
Bombs rain down as Syria truce shattered
A ceasefire billed as the "last chance" to halt Syria's five-year war collapsed on Monday night as air strikes battered Aleppo and a UN aid convoy was hit near the city. Air raids and shelling pounded key battlefronts in Syria on Tuesday, as outrage mounted over the strike on an aid convoy…
New play ‘Alikhito Upakhyan’ staged
Theatre troupe Batighar brought to stage its brand new play ‘Alikhito Upakhyan’. The opening show of the play was held on Monday at 7pm at the National Theatre Hall of Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy (BSA), Segun Bagicha in the city. This is the 2nd production of the troupe. Directed by Muktoneel,…
Tigers to play six home series in two years
Bangladesh will play six home series in the coming two years apart from playing a good number of matches in away, a fact that proved that they have come of age as far as cricket diplomacy is concerned. While the board was criticised for not giving enough international exposure to the Bangladesh cricket …
Local people re-excavate canal on their own
People of Bhabadah at their own initiative removed barriers from Amdanga canal to resolve the perennial water stagnation at their homesteads and croplands. The vast area of Bhabadah, a low-lying zone, causes untold sufferings to the residents as water gets clogged during the rainy season. Unplanned…
Contest polls to test popularity
Awami League (AL) general secretary Syed Ashraful Islam yesterday urged the BNP to contest the next general elections to test its popularity. Replying to a question at party president Sheikh Hasina’s Dhanmondi political office, Syed Ashraful Islam, who is also the public administration minister,…
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California is a Democratic bastion in the United States, but the party’s presidential nominee Hillary Clinton has some voters up in arms about her push to tighten gun control. At the LAX Firing Range in Los Angeles, the idea of further restrictions on guns is by and large shot down. Jim Tarbin,…
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