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21,000 Rohingyas have entered Bangladesh recently: IOM
Witnesses testify in Khadija murder attempt case
Seventeen people deposed as witnesses in court against Badrul Alam, accused of attempting to murder Sylhet Government Women's College student Khadija Begum Nargis. The testimonies were recorded from 11am to 2pm in the court of the Sylhet Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, Saifuzzaman Hero. District…
UGC for ‘Research University’
As there is a serious lack of research activities at the university level in Bangladesh, the University Grants Commission (UGC) has proposed to build a research university in the country, reports UNB. “We’re still lagging behind when it comes to research works. Our universities mainly focus…
Teesta runs short of water
With no reciprocal framework for a water-sharing arrangement over 30 years , negotiations over the sharing of Teesta water cannot be , anyhow , said to be ‘ongoing’, and is indisputably stuck. The visible dilemmas Bangladesh suffers due to shortage of this river’s water on its part…
Universal debate on money and
contributions
Human beings are supposed to be regarded as complicated entities by nature in the world. The mentality of persons mostly depends on the prospect of individual differences. The perceptions of a person are found completely different from others. Some persons are more concerned about their contributions…
Bankers’ efficiency must for farmers-friendly financing: Speakers
RAJSHAHI: Bankers efficiency is very important for ensuring farmers-friendly financing for the greater interest of boosting agricultural production to meet up the gradually increasing national food demand, reports BSS. Field level bankers have a vital role towards taking forward the agriculture sector…
Cabinet raises land acquisition
compensation by 3 times
The Cabinet yesterday approved in principle the draft of ‘The Acquisition and Requisition of Immovable Property Bill, 2016’, raising compensation against land value by three times than the average value in the areas concerned, reports UNB. The approval was given at the regular…
Army advances in Aleppo, talks planned on rebel exit
AFP, ALEPPO: Syria’s army gained ground in the battle for Aleppo on Monday, as regime ally Russia said it would hold talks with Washington on a total rebel withdrawal from the city. President Bashar al-Assad’s forces have seized two-thirds of the former rebel bastion in east Aleppo since…
Prangane Mor stages ‘Condemned Cell’ today
DL reporter Popular theatre troupe Prangane Mor will stage yet another show of its 10th production titled ‘Condemned Cell’ today at the Mahila Samiti Mancha in the capital’s Baily Road, as a part of the ongoing 10-day theatre festival titled ‘BotTala Rangamela’. The festival,…
Dhaka love to join final in first chance
Title aspirants Dhaka Dynamites will compete against Khulna Titans in the Qualifier-1 of the T20 Tournament of the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium (SBNCS) today at 5:45pm. Both Dynamites and Titans held their pre-match day practice session for the first…
War heroines Rejiya, Ganabala, Shefaly,
Mosleha live in abject poverty
Rejiya Begum was a new bride of only 15 during the Liberation War. The war was spreading everywhere in the country. Pakistani forces were killing innocent Bangalees and setting their houses on fire. Rejiya was cleaning the yard of her father-in-law’s house in Dalalpara village of Gokunda union…
KL proposes FTA with Dhaka
Malaysia yesterday agreed to allow Bangladeshi workers, whose visa tenure has expired, to work in the country under a re-hiring scheme. The Malaysian government also proposed that the two countries sign a Free Trade Agreement (FTA). The Malaysian deputy prime minister, Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, made the proposals…
The colossal African solar farm that could power Europe
The minibus crosses the vast plateau on a newly paved road. Cracked fields stretch away towards the Moroccan desert to the south. Yet the barren landscape is no longer quite as desolate as it once was. This year it became home to one of the world’s biggest solar power plants. Change happens quickly…
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