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Players and officials of the Bangladeshi cricket team celebrate the series-winning victory in the fifth and final one-day international against Zimbabwe at the Bangabandhu National Stadium on Monday.
— AFP PHOTO
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More shutdowns called for February 3, 5, 6
60-hour hartal ends without major incidents
The Awami League and a faction of the Jatiya Samajtantrik Dal have again called fresh, countrywide hartals coinciding with the 13th SAARC summit scheduled to begin in Dhaka
on February 6...[ + ]
Bangladesh clinch first one-day series win
Bangladesh registered their first one-day international cricket series victory Monday, riding on an explosive partnership between Mohammad Rafique and Aftab Ahmed...[ + ]
Opposition MPs boycott president’s address
The eighth parliament went into its 15th session on Monday with major opposition parties boycotting the presidential address and the Awami League lawmakers staging a sit-in in front of the speaker’s office to protest against the killing of the party lawmaker, Shah AMS Kibria, also a former finance minister...[ + ]
SAARC programming meeting starts today
Pre-SAARC summit meetings begin today amid a restive political situation caused by a grenade attack on an Awami League rally in the northeastern Habiganj district that killed former finance minister, Shah AMS Kibria, and four others last week...[ + ]
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Trade bodies concerned over series of hartals
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Tata defers study due to political turbulence
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Whatmore, Bashar put win down to teamwork
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Kibria’s killers must be tracked down: PM
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‘Keep nat’l progress above all differences’
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Delhi ‘deeply concerned’
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Hasina doubts govt’s ability to protect SAARC leaders
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Thousands of containers pile up at Ctg port
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Counting begins in Iraq elections
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2 quizzed over Habiganj blast
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PM’s help sought for smooth power supply during SAARC meet
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Two suspected PBCP leaders killed in crossfire
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BDR-BSF border confce today
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Immigrants flee Malaysia before deportation drive
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Dilara Hafiz made Shiksha Bhaban DG
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Siddiq acting commerce secretary
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FM denies report on FBI terms
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BCL, allies threaten with indefinite strike
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Two get life for murder
BOC, Atlas, Lafarge, SE Bank top DSE rankings
BOC Bangladesh, Atlas Bangladesh, Lafarge Surma Cement and Southeast Bank ranked the best performing companies in the Dhaka Stock Exchange rating in four different criteria. They topped the lists of 10 companies drawn from each of the four categories...[ + ]
Three NCB GMs removed
Three general managers of state-owned banks were removed Monday on completion of their 25 years in services, official
sources said...[ + ]
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Dollar touches Tk 63.43 at inter-bank transaction
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Oil prices slide after Iraq survives polls
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US income up record 3.7pc on M’soft payout
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Tourism ministers seek ways to offset tsunami loss
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‘China reforms should be market-oriented’
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Iran won’t import sugar next year to support farmers
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India soymeal exports seen rising
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$9b unaccounted for in Iraq
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Apple edges Google as top brand
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Worker salaries losing to inflation in United States
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Toshiba downgrades forecasts
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Philippines economy grows by 6.1 per cent
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Asian shares close mostly up
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SBC to buy AT and T in 16-bln-dollar deal
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European stocks higher amid relief over Iraq elections
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ONGC third-quarter profit doubles, focus on output growth
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Three collapsed Zimbabwe banks reopen amid confusion
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