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Hurdle for BNP, all clear for AL

Hurdle for BNP, all clear for AL
The ruling Awami League (AL) yesterday observed the third anniversary of the 10th parliamentary election in a festive mood across the country. But its arch rival, the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP), could not observe its scheduled programmes because of police obstruction and attacks by ruling party activists. The AL observes January 5 as "Victory Day for Democracy", while the BNP observes it as "Democracy Killing Day". BNP leaders and workers tried to hold rallies and bring out black-flag processions, but members of law enforcement agencies mostly foiled their programmes. In Barisal, at least 10 BNP leaders and activists were injured from attacks carried out by BCL men. This forced the BNP to stop their programmes in…

Hearing on state appeal 
February 8

Hearing on state appeal February 8

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court yesterday fixed February 8 for hearing on an appeal filed by the government against the High Court verdict that had declared unconstitutional the 16th amendment to the Constitution that empowered parliament to remove the Supreme Court judges for misconduct…
Ivy, NCC councillors take oath

Ivy, NCC councillors take oath

Selina Hayat Ivy yesterday took oath as the mayor of Narayanganj City Corporation (NCC), reports UNB. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina administered the oath at a function at the Prime Minister's Office in the capital yesterday morning. Ivy was reelected mayor of Narayanganj City for the second consecutive…
Dhaka’s worsening traffic jams

Dhaka’s worsening traffic jams

Our capital’s traffic system is considered to be one of the most chaotic in the world. Even this chaotic condition is multiplied mathematically when political parties hold rallies, stage demonstrations or VIPs pass through the thoroughfares. On Wednesday it was BCL’s founding anniversary…
Why sports matter

Why sports matter

As an ardent follower of sports happenings around the globe, I was trying not to miss any special event during last Rio Olympics. On 8th August 2016, I watched the US’ 4x100-meter Freestyle Swimming Team win the Gold and then one of swimmers broke into tears at the medal ceremony while their national…
BEZA clears four more private economic zones

BEZA clears four more private economic zones

The Bangladesh Economic Zone Authority (BEZA) yesterday approved four private Economic Zones (EZs). The approval was given in the fifth meeting of the governing council of BEZA at Prime Minister's Office (PMO) with Prime Minister and chairman of the council Sheikh Hasina in the chair. The meeting…
Turkey makes new arrests over attack, tightens borders

Turkey makes new arrests over attack, tightens borders

ANKARA: Elite Turkish police arrested several people Thursday during fresh raids over the nightclub attack that killed 39, as authorities tightened Turkey’s borders to prevent the fugitive killer from escaping, reports AFP. Special forces detained several people suspected of links with the attack…
BotTala to stage new play 
‘Crutcher Colonel’ today

BotTala to stage new play ‘Crutcher Colonel’ today

Theatre troupe BotTala will stage the second show of their brand new play ‘Crutcher Colonel’, an adaptation of eminent novelist Shahaduzzaman’s novel of the same name ‘Crutcher Colonel’, today at 6:30pm at the Mahila Samiti in the capital’s Baily Road area. Directed…
Taylor back for Tests in blink of an eye

Taylor back for Tests in blink of an eye

AFP, WELLINGTON: Ross Taylor completed a rapid rehabilitation from eye surgery to be named Thursday in the New Zealand squad for the two-Test series against Bangladesh starting next week. Taylor had a small, benign growth removed from his left eye following the series against Pakistan in late November,…
Kobadak left to the mercy of encroachers

Kobadak left to the mercy of encroachers

The Kobadak River in Chougaccha upazila of Jessore district is in a sorry state due to widespread encroachment by land grabbers, reports UNB. During a recent visit to the upazila, the UNB correspondent found out that land grabbers have placed logs in the middle of the river to facilitate fishing by…
Islamic Arabic University spreads wings

Islamic Arabic University spreads wings

Islamic Arabic University will set up regional centres in all divisional cities apart from Dhaka for smooth functioning of academic and administrative activities at the "fazil" (bachelor's) and "kamil" (master’s) levels. They said the centres would help students get smooth…
The family tragedy that inspired Brontës’ greatest books

The family tragedy that inspired Brontës’ greatest books

Bookworms feel about the Brontës much the way that music buffs feel about The Beatles. You’re either a Charlotte devotee or an Emily enthusiast. Or maybe, just maybe, you’re a fan of Anne. Even so, the idea of these country parson’s daughters leaving behind such indelible novels…
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