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Call for citizens’ movement against
WB immunity bill

Political, economic interests in peril,
observe civil society groups

A government move to grant legal immunity to the World Bank is detrimental to the political and economic interests of the country and the citizens believing in national sovereignty and uninterrupted economic growth should, therefore, put up serious resistance against the move...[ + ]

Apparel export growth
to US belies post-MFA setback fears

Belying the fears of fall in sales, Bangladesh’s garment exports to the US market in the first quarter saw a sharp rise in the most sensitive cotton categories despite stiff competition from cheaper exports from China...[ + ]

Cabinet to approve
new pay scale on Monday: Saifur

IMF to release next chunk of PRGF loan soon

The government is firm on implementing the new pay scale for public servants despite lending agencies warning about adverse impact on the economy, said the finance and planning minister, M Saifur Rahman...[ + ]

Hasina seeks judicial probe into
extra-judicial killings

The Awami League president, Sheikh Hasina, on Saturday demanded judicial inquiry into all extra-judicial killings...[ + ]

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» Give PRSP a human face, MPs demand
» HC rule on govt over formation of human rights commission
» $50b more asked for US military operations
» Kenyan police probe 69 Bangladeshis for links to terrorism
» Reforms in criminal laws on drawing board
» New Delhi not cooperative in water issues, says minister
» Three more killed in ‘crossfire’
» Bangladesh to continue peacekeeping missions: FM
» 9 US troops, 100 guerrillas killed in Iraq


Industries seek end to gas crisis

Persisting gas crisis, caused by low pressure in grid, is badly hampering production in several hundred industrial units around the capital city, industry sources said. Supply authorities said they have the capacity to feed the industrial units spanning around the city, but the old and narrow pipeline fails to deliver the gas at required pressure...[ + ]
DCCI wants govt measures for
export diversification

The Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry has urged the government to take immediate measures for diversifying exports to reduce country’s dependence on a single product — readymade garment...
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» JEC meets with China, Pakistan and S Arabia in May, June
» Bed bugs threaten US hotel industry
» DBBL managers’ meeting held
» AB Bank signs deal with Business Automation
» BRAC Bank to introduce ATM service
» City Bank, SEDF sign deal
» China cotton imports up
» Crystal Touch opens new showroom
» US invokes safeguards against China clothing
» China threatens to retaliate
» China, Russia sign $1.3b real estate deal
» Africa trade bloc sees customs union in 5 years
» Euro zone ministers fret over economic downturn
» US bidder says too much control on S’pore casino design
» Glazer closing in on Man Utd
» Japan hails Lamy as new WTO chief
» Snow renews pressure on China for forex peg
» Stocks Watch


Weekend


Rules not clear on steps against water body filling

Water bodies in the Rajshahi city continue to be filled up as the related rules do not have clear explanation on how to enforce measures against such action, said the officials of the city development authorities. This has also given birth to a tussle between both the authorities...[ + ]
Six honoured for wartime work

The Muktijoddha Gana Parishad accorded reception to six eminent personalities and handed over crests to them on Saturday for their contributions to the war of independence. The recipients are language movement hero Abdul Matin, sector commander Quazi Nuruzzaman Bir Uttam, journalist Fayez Ahmed, author Shawkat Ali, lyricist and musician Altaf Mahmud (posthumous), and former prime minister Taj Uddin Ahmed (posthumous)...
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Bangladesh face a weakened Sussex

Bangladesh will play their second practice match against Sussex at Hove today. They drew the first three-day match with British Universities after dominating the tour opener which definitely made them confident. Bangladesh scored 381 runs in the first innings and 246 for four declared in the second innings...[ + ]
BCB names Red and Green

Bangladesh Cricket Board announced Bangladesh Red and Bangladesh Green team two play two limited over and two three-day match between them to pick up the Bangladesh A team which will tour the United Kingdom in July-August this year...[ + ]


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