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BNP invites opposition to talks on electoral reforms AL to respond after discussions
in the party, alliance

The secretary general of the ruling BNP, Abdul Mannan Bhuiyan, on Monday formally invited the main opposition Awami League to send names for inclusion in the committee for a dialogue on the opposition proposal for reforms in the constitutional provision for caretaker government and the Election Commission...[ + ]

Dhaka keen on strong ties with Delhi, says PM
Khaleda-Manmohan summit today

The prime minister, Khaleda Zia, has said the Indo-Bangla relationship holds immense untapped potential and she comes here with a desire to discuss with the Indian prime minister, Manmohan Singh, and other leaders to find ways to fully utilise the dormant prospects for prosperity of the two peoples...
[ + ]

Preferential trade, business visa deals
likely at D8 summit

Agreements on preferential trade and visa procedures for businesspeople are likely to be signed during the fifth summit of the Developing Eight between May 10 and 13 in the Indonesian resort island of Bali, according to sources in the foreign ministry...[ + ]

Tigers wallop
Kenya again

Bangladesh took a 2-0 lead in the banglalink tiger cup one-day series after they recorded a nine-wicket victory over Kenya at the Khulna Divisional Stadium on Monday. Needing just 162 runs for victory, the Tigers cruised to the target in just 23.4 overs much to the delight of the packed local crowd, which was also watching its first-ever one-day international at the country’s fifth newest venue...
[ + ]

Other Headlines

» Khaleda’s visit testimony to closer ties: India
» Handover of New Mooring Terminal contradicts port
act: Ctg mayor

» Senior journalists oppose handover
» Bombings kill 11 Iraqis on war anniversary
» Politicians, civil society leaders blame each other
» Citizens’ group formed
» Niko tags condition to GPSA
» DU scraps expulsion of Oli Ahad after 58 years
» Power outages continue
» Bangla Bhai fit for interrogation
» ‘Salahuddin supervised Netrakona bombing’
» Addl AG resigns
» BNP, AL MPs lock horns over Eden College flare-up
» Mobile cos slam new guidelines as absurd
» Hamas unveils Palestinian cabinet list
» Left parties stage demo against Iraq invasion
» Students for reopening of Eden College
» Two die in wall collapse
» Indian court lets off minister who put bounty on Danish cartoonists


Light engineering stays behind potentials

Light engineering sector has failed to get expected boost for lack of active supports including easy financing and advanced technology, despite hypes aired over the years on its potentials, industry people said...[ + ]

Adamjee EPZ a phoenix rising from ashes: WB

Justifying its prescription for closing down Adamjee Jute Mills, which is being converted into an export processing zone, the World Bank has maintained that viable and profitable entities can emerge from loss-making state-owned enterprises...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» Taka gains marginally
» Garment factory owners warned on locked exits
» EBL opens 3 financial kiosks in city
» Summit Power to boost Savar plant capacity
» DESCO, PGCB to offload shares on May 15
» Father of India’s ‘white revolution’ quits
» India’s populist budget passed
» JICA promotes entrepreneurship scheme for women
» 3-day honey fair begins at press club
» Leaders of BFLLFA, BTA call on Nizami
» India plans to float rupee to boost investment
» Japan rejects US calls to end beef ban
» Hopes high for energy pipeline deal during Putin’s China visit
» Experts struggle to fight online ‘phishing’ schemes
» Dell to double employees in India in 3 years
» Vietnam to heavily invest in tourism infrastructure
» Hanoi to control poultry imports from China
» Maersk unveils new logos
» Aviva reveals £17.2b bid for Prudential
» Bush senior backs Citigroup bid in China
» Australian shares break 5,000-point barrier
» Stock Watch


Weekend


Evicted slum dwellers suffer

Hundreds of women, children and elderly, evicted from the Adarsha Slum at Dhalpur in Dhaka on Thursday are living in the open. The Dhaka City Corporation demolished the slum, well known as Bangabandhu slum, at Demra violating a High Court stay order. At least 10,000 slum dwellers are forced to lived under the open sky, near the Sauedabad Water Treatment Plant...
[ + ]

DCC demolishes Dhaka gate
at Banani

The Dhaka City Corporation has started demolishing the Dhaka gate at Banani to extend the road. ‘It is a part of our decision to set up a Dhaka gate at Tongi, the entrance of the city, demolishing the old gate, and the process to set up the new gate is under way,’ said the corporation’s chief engineer, Idris Miyan...
[ + ]



Nothing less than
a Kenya-wash

Before the banglalink tiger cup series started in Bogra, Bangladesh captain Habibul Bashar had been keen to avoid talking about a possible Kenyan whitewash fearing that it might have put his players under additional pressure. But after two successive wins, he now believes the hosts are capable of a clean sweep in the four-match series over their one-time East African rivals...[ + ]
Mashud 100
not out!

Bangladesh wicketkeeper Khaled Mashud joined an elite club after he earned his 100th one-day dismissal during the second-match of the banglalink tiger cup against Kenya on Monday. Mashud, who has regularly kept wicket in both versions of the game, reached the milestone when he took a diving catch to get rid of Jimmy Kamande. He is the 18th stumper in one-day to do so...
[ + ]


Editorial
» Punish Eden College troublemakers
» All that talk about talking...
Op-Ed
» The reader over your shoulder – XIII
» Bluster and performance

National
» Internal feud in Ctg AL over party tickets
for next polls

» Hunger strike protesting at JCD attack
on Eden College students

Home
» Residents of Moulvibazar town face acute crisis of drinking water
» Eight sentenced to death for Cox’s Bazar murder
International
» 16 killed in Nepal after Maoists
end blockade

» Thai talks fall apart amid fears
for election

Timeout
» Puppet drama to create
awareness

» Exposition: A display of creativity!

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