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EC to explore ways
to free secretariat
of PMO

The Election Commission in principle decided to take initiatives to separate its secretariat from the Prime Minister’s Office (now Chief Adviser’s Office) and ensure its functional independence. The commission is planning to sit with the legal experts who think there is no need for constitutional amendment for the independence of the EC secretariat...[ + ]

Govt weighs ban on
party politics by
teachers, students

Not against student politics if it isn’t party oriented, says Mainul

The interim government is thinking of enacting laws to ban partisan political activities by the teachers’ and students’ organisations and the collective bargaining agents who are at present subservient to certain political parties and push their agenda...[ + ]

Khaleda not allowed to attend Obaid’s chehlum

Several hundred BNP leaders and activists on Sunday attended a milad mahfil in Dhaka in the hope that they would meet party chairperson Khaleda Zia at the function...[ + ]

Govt may double
farm subsidy

Mainly to offset effect of diesel price
hike on irrigation cost

The government is likely to double the amount of farm subsidy in the next budget to help the farmers make up for their losses due to the recent price hike of diesel used for irrigation, said finance ministry sources...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» EC firm on completing voters’ roll in 18 months
» BNP to support electoral reforms, says Khaleda
» Faulty move blocks Hasina’s bid to seek legal shield on return
» ACC presses charges against Mohiuddin, Aman, Mir Nasir
» Mirza Aziz says no constitutional crisis in budgeting by
interim govt

» Govt to seek financial help from South Korea to purchase
300 CNG buses

» ACC not yet sure of the extent of its jurisdiction
» Benazir questions Musharraf’s commitment to war on terror
» Government starts Phase II Teesta Barrage project work
» OMS rice slips into black market
» Injured Khalishpur jute mill worker dies
» Dulu, Mozammel of Natore sued
» Prince Harry admits he is a ‘nervous wreck’ ahead of Iraq duty
» Burglary at Indian deputy envoy’s house at Baridhara
» Biman dismisses pilot
» 1st Bangladeshi Briton nominated for election to British parliament
» HC asks BTRC not to bar ETV satellite airing till Thursday


Wholesale prices of edible oil inch down

The price of edible oil in the wholesale market has dropped by Tk 2 per kilogram over the past four days as importers started selling out stocks following a government announcement of taking stern action against any hoarders. However, retailers at the kitchen markets in the capital city on Sunday were found yet to reduce the prices..[ + ]

EPZ export earnings jump by 15pc

The export earnings of export processing zones increased by 15.28 per cent during the first nine months of the current fiscal from the same period of the last fiscal...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» WB president opposition growing firmer
» Akij Group offers Tk 4cr for DSE membership
» Indian economic party in trouble
» Stock prices, turnover up
» ‘Good governance benefits poor’
» UK may have suffered damage over fraud probe
» China hikes reserve ratio to slow economy
» Chavez offers oil to allies at 50 per cent discount
» Bahrain tourism fears going dry
» Lakshmi Mittal tops Britain’s rich list again
» Australian business benefits from helping Asia’s poor
» GM CEO takes 25pc pay cut
» Airbus details job cuts, 4,100 in France
» Major Asian currencies end lower against dollar
» Stock Watch


SLATE


Weekend


Call for steps to prevent, manage disasters

People and development activists of the coastal region at a seminar in Dhaka on Sunday demanded formation of a coastal management authority and implementation of the coastal development policy to save lives and property from natural
calamities...
[ + ]

No cyclone preparedness in Khulna, Bagerhat, Satkhira

The government and the Red Crescent Society have been running Cyclone Preparedness Programme for long in all the coastal districts, barring Khulna, Bagerhat and Satkhira, leaving the people of the districts vulnerable to cyclone...[ + ]



Ponting: I’ll never forget this day

Australia captain Ricky Ponting celebrated a third successive World Cup triumph here on Saturday and admitted it was an achievement which will live with him forever. ‘I will never forget this day,’ said Ponting after the 53-run win over Sri Lanka in the Kensington Oval final which was cut short by the rain and ended in
confusion...
[ + ]

Aussies are
extra special: Jayawardene

Sri Lanka captain Mahela Jayawardene believes that Australia have that something extra which separates champions from the others...[ + ]


Editorial
» Govt should not heed
IMF suggestions

» The exile misadventure
Op-Ed
» Beijing spring:
Democracy is in the air

» On the road

National
» Road accidents kill 3,400 children
every year

» World Dance Day celebrated
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International
» Latest carnage kills 72 in Iraq
» Tamil Tigers launch air raid on oil
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» Hogzilla to hit big screen

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