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Gas leaking at the Tengratila gasfield in Sunamganj makes bubble of muddy water up to a height of two feet or so. The blow-out at the gas field took place on June 24. — SANAUL HAQUE

Bid to relieve BNP men
of criminal charges

Law, home ministries asked to
expedite process

Two ministries have been asked to expedite the process of relieving the leaders and activists of the BNP and its front organisations indicted on criminal charges during the immediate past Awami League government...[ + ]

HC issues rule over
info on property
of JS candidates

EC asked to explain absence of
mandatory regulations

The High Court on Monday issued a rule on the Election Commission to show cause within two weeks why it should not be directed to frame rules for mandatory submission of full information of moveable and immoveable property/asset held by contesting candidates in any parliamentary election...[ + ]

Flood affects crops
on over 15,000
hectares of land

Different crops on vast tract of land in five districts have already been affected due to current flood triggered by incessant rain and onrush of water from upper stream...[ + ]

Fuel prices not to go up for rise in import cost

The finance and planning minister, M Saifur Rahman, said Monday that although Kuwait had raised the premium (carrying charge and profit) on diesel, fuel prices would not be raised in the local market at the moment...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» No change in flood situation
» $1.1b IDB loan for fuel import
» Sunamganj by-poll tomorrow
» Cabinet sends back bill on contempt of court
» No change in UK visa policy: high commission
» Film actor Rahman dies of cancer
» Bangladesh’s economic development lower than its potential: Japan
» Govt to launch crash programme soon to stop gas pilferage
» DU hall provost resigns amid students’ protest
» Teachers recruited before March 20 exempted
» Govt to opt for unitrack curriculum at secondary level from 2006
» Guerrillas kill US Marine, 18 others in Iraq
» Bidisha gets son back
» BSP, NOAB for neutral committee on wage board
» Another injured in Ctg blast dies
» Aiyar likely to visit Bangladesh in August


Taka loses value again

Nationalised commercial banks have further revised their dollar rates against taka upward in less than two-weeks, accelerating the fall of the local currency in a volatile exchange market. Meanwhile, settlement of import letters of credit (L/Cs) showed an upward trend in the first half of July, mirroring an increased withdrawal of dollar from the market...[ + ]
Stocks recoup partial losses

Stocks on Monday recouped the losses partially on the back of prudent buying, stockbrokers said. Though the Dhaka Stock Exchange is yet to see any abnormality in the yesterday’s sharp fall, the surveillance department is keeping a close eye on the transaction...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» Sound corporate practice stressed
» Saifur fears economic shocks from global events
» Thai workers rally for rise in minimum wage
» Bangladesh can earn huge from rubber export: Tariqul
» New Harry Potter book shatters US sales records
» Malaysia sees no threat in Pakistani workers
» EPB briefs PSD core group
» Singapore to meet 2005 GDP growth target
» Indonesian govt to develop palm oil plantation
» Chuadanga farmers, businessmen received loans
» Tk 10.37crore old age allowance distributed in Comilla
» Siemens launches mobile sets
» Corruption impedes US-Africa trade
» Unocal meets on CNOOC bid
» Chinese economists eye soft landing, yuan reform
» US businesses see more capital investing
» Fears grip e-commerce
» Disneyland celebrates 50th birthday
» Tourists flee Mexican resorts in Emily fear
» Japan bought whaling votes: ABC
» Oil prices higher in Asian trade as hurricane threatens US Gulf Coast
» Indian shares post a record high close as software stocks surge
» Probe into US stocks merger



Weekend


Dhaka-Ctg expressway work to begin in March

The government has planned to construct an expressway from Dhaka to Chittagong, the first of its kind in Bangladesh, involving Tk 7,000 crore from March 2005. A Malaysia-based private investment company, Ajimat Consortium, placed the proposal to the government for the implementation of the project on a build-operate-transfer scheme, said the minister for communications, Nazmul Huda, at a meeting in Dhaka on Monday...[ + ]
Mob stops Ahmadiyya mosque work at Uttara

A mob on Monday forcibly stopped the reconstruction of an Ahamdiyya mosque at Uttara in the Dhaka city in the presence of law enforcers. A tense situation kept prevailing in the area where more than 30 Ahmadiyya families. Witnesses said a mob, led by Nurul Islam, a Dakkhinkhan union council member at Uttara, attacked the Nabdapara Ahmadiyya mosque at the place, forcibly took away the construction materials and dumped them in a pond in the presence of subinspector Abdul Bari, in charge of the local police outpost, at about
9:30am...
[ + ]



Nafees back
with a bang

British University scored 76 for 1 in 12 overs and need another 174 runs with 9 wickets remaining to overhaul ‘A’ teams total till filing this report on Monday night. AJ Maiden and RS Clinton were batting on 14 and 6 runs respectively. The hosts began their innings confidently when Will Smith scored an aggressive 45 runs...
[ + ]
Dravid to lead India against SL

Indian selectors named Rahul Dravid captain for the one-day tournament in Sri Lanka on Monday, replacing Saurav Ganguly whose participation hinges on the outcome of his second appeal against a six-match ban. Dravid, 32, will lead India in a full series for the first time, although he has deputised for Ganguly in both Tests and one-dayers...
[ + ]


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» The life and times of Edward Heath
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» The reader over your shoulder – XIX
» Orphans of Islam

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» Women commissioners demand implementation of HC verdict
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