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Road accidents up 11pc, deaths almost 16pc till April: Report
The incidence of road accidents and casualties resulting from them increased in the first four months of the current year, compared to the same period last year, reports UNB. At least 1,552 people, including 421 women and children, were killed and 3,832 others were injured in 1,372 road crashes across…
Tributes to Kazi Arif
People from all walks of life, including ministers, political leaders and cultural activists, paid their last tributes to freedom fighter and noted recitation artiste Kazi Arif at the Central Shaheed Minar in the capital on Tuesday, reports UNB. A guard of honor was also given to Kazi Arif when his…
Helping the Hakaluki haor victims
The recent flash floods have left the Hakaluki Haor people in ruins. Beginning with destruction of Boro crops, fisheries and livestock and even their homes, the inhabitants of the nearby areas of Hakaluki are now practically homeless and have become near destitute. In fact, the magnitude of the loss…
Proliferation of coaching centres
Everyone knows that there is an abundance of coaching centres in this country. The point is that education needs teaching, not coaching. The system of our education is being adversely affected by these coaching centres as students have come to favour studying through them, instead of studying in their…
8 injured in Chuadanga clash
At least eight transport workers were injured in a clash between two groups of transport workers at Shaheed Hasan Chattar of the district town on Monday noon over plying of vehicles on the historic May Day, reports UNB. Tozammel Hossain, officer-in-charge of Sadar Police Station, said Chuadanga district…
BB allows authorised dealers to repatriate inward remittances
Authorised Dealers (ADs) now can repatriate inward remittances against small value service exports in non-physical form including Information and Communication Technology (ICT) related services through Online Payment Gateway Service Providers (OPGSPs), reports BSS. “To widen the scope for repatriation…
Hamas seen facing long path to end isolation despite new policy
JERUSALEM: Hamas has softened its stance on Israel after long calling for its destruction, but the Palestinian movement must do more to convince the world to end its isolation, analysts and diplomats said Tuesday, reports AFP. The Islamist movement, which runs the Gaza Strip, unveiled a new policy document…
Prangane Mor stages ‘Shesher Kobita’ at Shilpakala today
Prangane Mor, one of the most popular theatre troupes of the country, is going to complete its colourful journey of 14 years on May 6. On the occasion of celebrating its founding anniversary, the troupe will bring two of its much-acclaimed Tagore plays on the stage. Today, Prangane Mor will stage its…
BCB hands punishment to accused bowlers, clubs, captains, umpiers
The BCB probe committee handed down the exemplary punishment to the accused bowlers, clubs, captains, coaches, team managers and umpires after a thorough investigation in two Dhaka Second Division Cricket League matches. The committee slapped a 10-year bar on bowlers-Sujon Mahmud (Lalmatia Club) and…
Marginal women generating income thru’ chicken farming
More than 8,500 poor and extreme poor households especially women have developed 214 chicken rearing societies and generating income in the region, reports BSS. Around 700 Local Service Providers (LSPs) are delivering requisite training, advice and inputs services to the producers on chicken rearing.…
Experts decry interference in scribes’ independence
The country’s mass media, both print and electronic, is constantly facing pressures from different corners, though it is moving forward amidst such constraints, said discussants at a dialogue yesterday. They also observed that the security of the journalists in the country—both their lives…
India’s politics of meat
The food police have struck in Lucknow, the capital of India's Uttar Pradesh, cracking down not only on the illegal sale of beef but also the perfectly legal sale of buffalo meat. In sympathy, the chicken and goat-sellers in the city have mutinously downed their shutters. As a result, vegetable…
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