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Dhaka, Delhi agree to work
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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her Indian counterpart Narenda Modi had a bilateral meeting in Goa on Sunday night reassuring that Bangladesh and India will remain together for the sake of development, reports UNB. The meeting was held at Leela Hotel in Goa, India. "For the sake of development,…
ACC urged to increase
collaboration with int’l agencies
Transparency International (TI) chair José Carlos Ugaz has urged the Anti Corruption Commission (ACC) to strengthen collaboration with international anti-corruption agencies to effectively fight graft in Bangladesh, reports UNB. The visiting TI chief came up with the call when he met ACC chairman…
BIMSTEC for better future
The Bay of Bengal Initiative for Multi Sectoral Technical and Economic Cooperation, BIMSTEC, just concluded in Goa, India, aiming not only to create a stronger more friendly regional cooperation but also to forge a pact to counter the rising threat of extremism. At the event, the prime minister…
Potential of Big Data for agriculture and rural development
Big Data (BD) has attracted extensive interest due to its potential tremendous social and scientific value. It is playing an increasing role in agriculture and rural development. More and more key development institutions, research organisations and individuals are recognising the budding potential…
Call to ensure legitimate rights of farmers
RAJSHAHI: Legitimate rights of the farmers and others concerned should be protected rightly for the sake of encouraging them towards boosting agricultural productions to meet up its gradually demands, speakers at a discussion here said, reports BSS. They referred to their enormous contribution to the…
Biman planning to spread wings
to China, Sri Lanka, Maldives
Biman Bangladesh Airlines is planning to expand its destination to four new routes - China, Sri Lanka and the Maldives in March next year, reports BSS. “We would open the four routes: two in china - Kunming and Guangzhou, one each in Colombo in Sri Lanka and Male in the Maldives,” said Biman…
Iraq forces launch battle to
retake IS stronghold Mosul
AFP, AL-SHURA, Iraq: Iraqi forces launched an offensive Monday to retake Mosul and deal a death blow to the Islamic State group’s “caliphate” in the city where it was declared two years ago. The start of the long-awaited assault raised deep concerns for hundreds of thousands of civilians…
A platform for artists from 51 countries
The month-long ‘17th Asian Art Biennale Bangladesh 2016’, organised by Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy (BSA), is set to kick off from December 1. Besides the artists from Asia and Asia Pacific countries, this time around, artists, painters, sculptors and photographers from different branches…
Spinners to play key factor in Ctg Test
Left-arm spinner Abdur Razzak praises the selection of Bangladesh Test squad for the first Test against the visiting England side, stating that spinners will be the X-factor in Chittagong condition in the opening Test. With ace all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan and Taijul Islam, three off-spinner Mehedi…
Nationalisation of college demanded
Teachers and students of Phulbaria Degree College in Mymensingh observed a half-day hartal at upazila headquarters yesterday demanding nationalisation of the college as it has all the facilities similar to that of the government colleges.At least five persons, including Iqbal Hossain, a teacher of the…
Institutional weaknesses promote corruption
Corruption is gaining ground in Bangladesh because of the administrative and institutional weaknesses and it is not possible to remove it overnight by the efforts of an individual or institution rather it needs the government’s willingness, Transparency International (TI) chairperson Jose Ugaz…
Delusion that brexit Britain will flourish
For the most acute comment on the outlook for Brexit Britain, look neither to bankers nor economists – but to the British Museum’s former director. Speaking in Germany last week, Neil MacGregor described his compatriots’ habit of swaddling themselves in their past as if it were a blanket.…
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