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Exile saga drags
on, leaders
yet to budge

Uncertainty continues to persist in the political arena as the interim government and its military backers face continued resistance from the BNP chairperson, Khaleda Zia, and the Awami League president, Sheikh Hasina, to their adamant plan to launch a new political order by keeping the two leaders out of the frame...[ + ]

Hasina denied
passage to Dhaka,
vows return

The Awami League president, Sheikh Hasina, on Sunday could not get on a plane back home as the British Airways denied her a boarding pass to fly from London’s Heathrow airport to Dhaka..[ + ]

Govt gets 5 days to explain Khaleda’s
‘confinement’

The High Court on Sunday issued a rule on the government to explain within five days why it would not be directed to produce former prime minister Khaleda Zia in court to show that she is not detained or confined in her cantonment house...[ + ]

ADP to see its biggest
cut in decade

The Tk 26,000 crore annual development programme of the current fiscal year is likely to be trimmed to Tk 21,600 crore mainly due to poor internal revenue income and dismal state of foreign fund disbursements, sources said. The slash of Tk 4,400 crore, which is 16.92 per cent of the original outlay, will be the highest in a decade, showed the planning commission statistics...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» Emergency to go if parties become democratic: Mainul
» Court issues warrants for Hasina’s arrest
» Uncertainty looms over Khaleda’s departure
» Smith injures knee ahead of semi clash
» HC says it has jurisdiction to hear bail
» US president’s men in dire straits
» EC for Tk 450cr allocation for electoral roll in next budget
» Nor’wester disrupts city life
» Court defers hearing in extortion case against Tarique to May 8
» Police file case against 2,500 Khulna workers
» US expert chalks up plan to seal leaking Titas well
» France votes for successor to Chirac
» Dhaka, Yangon may ink two deals on April 27
» 42 killed as Somalia clashes enter fifth day
» Communications ministry to brief CA on Asian Highway
» Tk 22,000 crore ADP could be realistic: BIDS
» One hurt in train accident
» Ex-MP Gazi Nazrul sued for extortion
» Harry is militia target in Iraq, admits army
» Graft charge framed against Shamim Osman
» 5 killed, 15 hurt in road accident
» Ex-minister Mannan sued
» WP slams police attack on jute mill workers


Exports grow by 21pc to $8 billion in 8 months

The country’s exports in eight months of the current fiscal grew by 21 per cent to $8 billion, propelled by good performance in the readymade garment and frozen food sectors. According to the July-February data of 2006-07 released by the Export Promotion Bureau on Sunday, total export earnings stood at $8,024 million crossing the target of $7,970 million...[ + ]

SEC penalises audit firm over false report

The Securities and Exchange Commission on Sunday penalised MN Islam and Company, a chartered accountant firm, for issuing false and fabricated financial statements of a listed company...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» CSE wants more govt stocks in capital market
» WB’s problems go deeper than Wolfowitz
» India’s muscular rupee hurts exporters
» Stock market prices, turnover drop
» Exporters, trade negotiators interaction stressed
» Next great success will come from Asia: Bill Gates
» NCCB Foundation launched
» Training workshop on light engg begins
» Europe’s banking sector shows signs of new round of mergers
» Surging consumer prices spark concern in Iran
» Australian drought belts economic growth
» Eurozone growth seen staying on track despite euro’s ascent
» India outsmarts US with higher returns from IPOs
» London’s Black Cab makes China debut
» India Inc ‘jittery’ on RBI’s interest moves
» US treasury chief pleads for ‘strong’ dollar
» Asian currencies gain against the dollar
» Stock Watch


Pahela Baishakh Special


Weekend


Tenants held hostage by
house owners

House rent in the capital city continued to increase in the absence of enforcement of the government regulation, eating up the lion’s share of the tenant’s income. The office of the rent controller is almost dysfunctional while most of the tenants know nothing about the role and address of the rent controller’s office...[ + ]

Barisal shipping office suffers manpower shortage

The office of the Directorate General of Shipping, Barisal has been suffering acute shortage of manpower, causing difficulties in conducting fitness survey of the water transports that make the river traffic vulnerable to accidents...[ + ]



Pietersen gatecrashes
Lara’s party

A Kevin Pietersen-inspired England kept their promise of winning the last World Cup match for coach Duncan Fletcher when they beat the West Indies by one wicket here on Saturday. In-form Pietersen smashed a robust 100 and skipper Michael Vaughan regained form with a timely 79 as England surpassed their rivals’ total of 300 with one ball to spare in a thrilling Super Eights ‘match of farewells’...[ + ]

Steve Waugh not among coaches

The Bangladesh Cricket Board has prepared a short-list of 10 international coaches to replace Australian Dav Whatmore, said officials on Sunday. The list was prepared at the first meeting of the six-member committee that had been formed to mull over coach and captain situation on Sunday, said Shah Nurul Kabir Shaheen, a member of the committee and a vice-president of the BCB...[ + ]


Editorial
» Repression on jute
mill workers

» A creditor in debt
Op-Ed
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» New York/1960

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