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Poly bags stage sly comeback

Poly bags stage sly comeback
Polythene bags have made a comeback to markets across the country even after they have been banned in accordance with the Bangladesh Environment Conservation (Amendment 1995) Act, 2010, amid growing concerns about their harmful effects on the environment. There is a complete ban on production, import, marketing, sales, display, storing, distribution, transportation, and use of polythene of less than 55 micron thickness for business purposes under the existing law. But polythene manufacturers are still producing and marketing such bags due to the lack of implementation of the law, it has been alleged. According to sources, there are about 1,200 polythene factories across the country. Among them, at least 300 are located in Dhaka, especially…

Go for capital dredging of rivers first: PM

Go for capital dredging of rivers first: PM

Prime Minister yesterday directed the authorities concerned to take steps for capital dredging first and then the regular one to protect the country's rivers, reports UNB. "We've to protect our rivers. Our rivers have not been dredged for many years. This is why, we frequently ask (to take…
Ensure desired health services at hospitals, says PM

Ensure desired health services at hospitals, says PM

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina yesterday asked the authorities concerned to ensure desired healthcare services for the people at the hospitals of the country, reports BSS. The Prime Minister issued this directive while witnessing the presentation of a model on expansion and modernisation of Dhaka Medical…
Action, not rhetoric, needed for Rohingya repatriation

Action, not rhetoric, needed for Rohingya repatriation

While Myanamr blames Bangladesh for the delay in repatriating displaced Rohingyas, the international community, including the US, UK and the UN, has released statements opposing immediate return on the ground that the condition in Rakhine is not favourable with the Rohingya people still traumatized…
Journey to reality

Journey to reality

When a baby is born, he/she never knows about its own destination. The purpose - what they will be or how long they would survive in this beautiful world. The final destination is certainly the end of the life cycle. Thereby it is the most uncertain part of human life. None chooses his/her parents,…
NBR chief vows not to favour any particular taxpayer

NBR chief vows not to favour any particular taxpayer

The National Board of Revenue (NBR) will never favour any person and exempt his or her taxes and would never work for any particular person, said its chairman M Mosharraf Hossen Bhuiyan yesterday. “I will not exempt tax or VAT for any specific person and never create discrimination,” he…
Trump lays out path to US citizenship for Dreamers

Trump lays out path to US citizenship for Dreamers

WASHINGTON: US President Donald Trump said Wednesday he was prepared to back a deal that would provide a pathway to citizenship to America’s so-called “Dreamer” immigrants over a period of 10 to 12 years, reports AFP. The latest approach by the White House suggests a key development…
MF Husain’s first graphic show in Dhaka underway at Galleri Kaya

MF Husain’s first graphic show in Dhaka underway at Galleri Kaya

The first ever solo graphic exhibition of internationally-acclaimed modern Indian painter Maqbool Fida Husain titled ‘M. F. HUSAIN-Journey in graphics’ is currently underway at Galleri Kaya in the capital’s Uttara area. Finance Minister Abul Maal Abdul Muhith inaugurated the exhibition…
A wake-up call before final: Mash

A wake-up call before final: Mash

The way Bangladesh opened their Tri-nation campaign it was an obvious belief of the Tigers’ fans and its supporters at home and abroad, the home side will sweep into the final in emphatic vein. They all stunned to see Tigers’ shocking drubbing at home turf before the final showdown. Like…
‘Sustainable dev demands 
continued democratic process’

‘Sustainable dev demands continued democratic process’

Bhola: President Md Abdul Hamid yesterday underscored the need for continuing democratic process to ensure sustainable and vigorous development in the country, reports UNB. “Democracy can ensure the fundamental rights of people, rule of law, human rights, and freedom of speech and expression.…
‘All Rohingyas want to return, but not in present situation’

‘All Rohingyas want to return, but not in present situation’

All the Rohingyas, who took shelter in settlements in Cox’s Bazar to escape from the brutalities of the Myanmar security forces, local Buddhist mobs and people from other groups in Rakhine, want to return homes, but not now as the situation there is not safe,” Deputy Executive Director of…
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