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A man washes tomatoes in the water of the River Buriganga near a place, filled with filth and dirt, at Shyambazar in Dhaka on Sunday. Traders keep washing their vegetables reaching the wholesale market at the place from across the country, posing danger to public health. — ABU TAHER KHOKON

Shaikh Rahman admits to Rohingya links
JMB chief quizzed in presence of Sunny, Awal

The JMB supremo, Shaikh Abdur Rahman on Sunday admitted to his links with the insurgent groups of Manmar saying that the groups were his main source of arms and explosives...[ + ]

Agitation for fuel, fertiliser continues
Hartal observed in Golpalganj, BNP men
attack farmers’ rally in Khulna

Farmers and opposition political parties on Sunday rallied across the country to protest at the poor supply of fertiliser and fuel oil. The Awami League’s peasant front Bangladesh Krishak League enforced a half-day shutdown in Gopalganj...
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Tornado kills 4, injures over 100 in Bagerhat

At least four people were killed and over 100 injured as a tornado ripped through six villages in Bagerhat Saturday night. All six were of Dhansagar union of Sharankhola upazila in the district. The tornado that continued for hardly three minutes hit more than 500 houses, eight schools, madrassahs and mosques...[ + ]

Shipping accord with Singapore up in the air

The fate of the proposed bilateral Maritime and Shipping Agreement between Bangladesh and Singapore looks uncertain as the Singapore side has remained silent on the issue for the last six months...[ + ]

Other Headlines

» Islami Bank manager held for JMB link
» Govt plans to charge JMB militants with treason soon
» Power crisis continues as Tongi plant trips
» Govt likely to increase premium for Indian diesel
» Priests purify shrine after Bush visit
» EC appeal hearing deferred for 4th time
» Mir Nasir in coma, wife killed in road accident in Makkah
» ACC initiates probe into assets of 235 NBR officials
» Pak troops beat off pro-Taliban attacks, killing 55
» WB concerned over REB activities
» Guantanamo ‘war on terror’ camp still under a cloud of secrecy
» Verdict on writ against Justice Sultan’s appointment today
» Woman, 3 daughters found dead in Kishoreganj
» Compensation for families of dead workers demanded
» 2 DU students drown in bay
» Teachers strike at RU
» Bail prayer for Phoenix manager rejected


Agro-based sector needs tech, policy supports

Agro-based entrepreneurs on Sunday put emphasis on more technology and policy supports to help agro-processing sector grow and reap maximum benefit from exports...[ + ]

FBCCI chief seeks govt step

The Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce and Industry has sought the government’s intervention in curbing the galloping price of US dollar against taka...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» DSE wants review of direct listing rules
» Tender for Sirajganj Power Plant shortly
» Adamjee site resembles Twin Towers’ ground zero
» Indian bank eyes Rupali
» Dollar price up further
» Wasim, Riz team up to promote brands
» London poverty confce kicks off today
» China focuses on wealth divide
» Privatisation of New Mooring terminal discussed
» Regular audits key to ensuring financial discipline: President
» French, German industries seen rebounding
» SA Chaudhuri made Delta Life adviser
» Perfetti launches new candy
» US-ROK talks shape N Korean dreams
» Fastow testimony seen as key to Enron trial
» China outlines modest growth
» Japanese face interest pain with end to easy credit
» China to trim investment
» OPEC unlikely to cut output
» Motor industry goes green at Geneva show
» Dubai Ports World now turns global in seven years
» Malaysian PM counters fuel hike dismay
» Czech shoe sector overshadowed by Asian imports
» Asian currencies mostly higher
» China to make yuan more flexible
» Stock Watch


Weekend


Call for increased taxes for better city services

The minister for LGRD and cooperatives, Abdul Mannan Bhuiyan, on Sunday suggested that the city corporations should increase their internal income to provide the citizens with satisfactory services. The minister addressed a programme, Bangladesh solid waste management conference 2006, where he said it became difficult to offer satisfactory services for lack of public awareness and resource limitations of the city corporations and municipalities...[ + ]

Ctg WASA office vandalised

The residents of some city areas in Chittagong attacked on Sunday the local office of the Water Supply and Sewerage Authority for its failure to supply the required amount of water. Three officials of the WASA office, sub-assistant engineer Harunur Rashid, and clerks Abdus Sattar and Maksudur Rahman, of Mode 1 at Choumohani were beaten in the attach...[ + ]



Cruciani makes bold changes

Bangladesh national coach Diego Andres Cruciani ignored four experienced players while naming his preliminary squad for the upcoming AFC Challenge Cup on Sunday. Midfielders Arman and Motiur Munna, left-back Titu and striker Farhad did not find their places in the 26-member team that will start training from today. The Argentine was not satisfied with the performances of Arman and Motiur Munna, who failed to act according to his instructions in the previous games...[ + ]

Ricky back
with a bang

Australia (254/6) against South Africa
   Australian captain Ricky Ponting made top score of 62 in his comeback from injury in the third one-day international at St George’s Park on Sunday. Australia made 254 for six after being sent in. Ponting missed the first two matches of the five-game series because of an abdominal strain...
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Editorial
» A matter of individuals and symbols
» Of sunsets across
political landscapes

Op-Ed
» Reward for bad
behaviour or a
tactical ploy?

» Relations with
China and US

National
» BDR reclaims 400 acres of land
from India

» Teachers announce fresh agitation programmes
Home
» Drug menace worries Lalmonirhat people
» ‘Alternative Energy Fair’ begins in Gazipur
International
» Protest continue until Thaksin resigns
» Hamas rejects recognition of Israel
despite pressure

Timeout
» Images of abstract emotions
» Bangladesh Federation of Film
Societies honours three

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