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The offices of New Age will remain closed on December 16 on the occasion of Victory Day. There will, therefore, be no issue of New Age published on December 17.


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Victory Day today

The nation celebrates the 37th Victory Day today commemorating its triumph in the nine-month war of independence against the Pakistani occupation forces and their local collaborators in 1971. Preparations have been completed to pay rich tributes to the valiant sons of the soil who had made supreme sacrifice for the independence of the country...[ + ]

Country without electricity again as national grid trips

The entire country was without electricity for about four hours on Saturday just a month after similar breakdowns on November 16, as the national grid tripped resulting in subsequent tripping of all the power plants...[ + ]

1 killed in CNG filling station collapse

One person was killed and 20 others were injured when an under-construction CNG filling station at Kanchpur in Narayangang collapsed Saturday afternoon. The dead, Suraj Miah, 35, was a leader of Juba Dal, the youth front of Bangladesh Nationalist Party, and a construction contractor...[ + ]

Govt wants Hasina case trial completed
in 3 months

Quashed cases against Khaleda revived

The interim government wants to ensure the conviction of the Awami League president, Sheikh Hasina, within three months and the revival of three quashed graft cases against the BNP chairperson, Khaleda Zia, to ensure her conviction...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» No plaques at most sites due to lack of initiatives
» Come from the dead
» Power outage disrupts normal life throughout country
» Patients suffer
» Musharraf lifts emergency rule in Pakistan
» Five killed in Pak suicide bombing
» Formation of expats’ bank mooted to substitute WB funding
» Bali climate conference ends with watered-down declaration
» 1 more body recovered from Rangs Bhaban
» None but politicians can lead nation, says Bhuiyan
» Moeen for reburial of all Bir Shreshthas at one place
» Police stop meeting on Khaleda’s release
» Suspected Harkat member held
» Fakhruddin leaves for Makkah today
» 500 shanties burnt in city
» Devastation caused by Sidr is shocking, says WB’s Patel
» BBF meet stresses effective interaction between government, businesses
» Security beefed up before Victory Day
» Charge sheet filed against Khulna mayor in extortion case
» Govt to form review committee on 6th Wage Board Award
» AJM workers go on token hunger strike
» 20 executive magistrates to lead anti-crime drives during Eid
» Newspapers to remain closed today
» Army man found dead at Savar


SEC regains control over errant company boards

The Securities and Exchange Commission after five years has regained its authority to dissolve board of directors of any listed company that defaults on dividend declaration and holding of annual general meetings, officials said...[ + ]

Singapore creates 1.7 lakh jobs

Singapore looks set to have a bumper year for jobs and this is likely to continue into the new year. Latest official figures show that 172,400 new jobs came on stream in the first nine months of this year, 900 more than estimated earlier...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» $500m ADB loan for infrastructure projects of India
» ‘Reforms would facilitate faster economic growth’
» Thai Luxury vehicles may bounce back
» Aziz for proper use of coal, gas
» BoJ likely to find rate hike difficult
» Japan banks’ no to sub-prime funding
» US consumer inflation sizzles for high oil prices
» Citigroup’s financial migraine worsens with asset shift
» Impoverished Yemen seeks Gulf jobs
» US energy bill puts brakes on fuel-guzzling vehicles
» Canadians snapping up American homes
» Iraq repays IMF loan of $471m
» ONE Bank opens Elephant Road branch
» Ventura Properties opts for GP package
» Dollar up sharply after US inflation data
» Oil prices rebound as IEA, OPEC raise demand forecasts
» Goldman Sachs called in to help Northern Rock rescue

VICTORY DAY SPECIAL


Weekend


Work to begin
next month

The LGRD and cooperatives ministry has approved the project for constructing a link road between the Roquiah Sarani and the Airport Road through the Old Airport to ease tailback in the area. Construction work on the 2.7 kilometre four-lane road, in front of the chief adviser’s office, will begin in January, 2008, and is scheduled to end in June...[ + ]

Muktijuddher
Bijoy Mela in Ctg
lacks lustre

The Muktijuddher Bijoy Mela at the Central Shaheed Minar failed to get its usual festive look even on the second day of the three-day event on Saturday. The annual extravaganza of the port city for the last two decades commemorating the nation’s glorious victory in 1971 drew a little crowd as most of the stalls could not complete decoration on the day...[ + ]



Tigers take on Northern
Knights today

The first warm-up match in New Zealand is expected to give the Tigers a much-needed insight into how they are shaping up for the ODI series in two weeks time. The tourists take on the Northern Knights at Seddon Park today. The game has a 12:00pm (7:00am Bangladesh Standard Time) start scheduled and each team will be allowed to field 12 players. Opening batsman Javed Omer, Mehrab Hossain Jr and pace bowler Nazmul Hossain have been left out of the Bangladesh 12...
[ + ]

Sultan’s strange sickness!

A mysterious illness of Bangladesh Football Federation president SA Sultan forced the federation to postpone Saturday’s executive committee meeting for an indefinite period. Sultan had convened the emergency meeting to explain his latest stance regarding the BFF election. It was assumed that Sultan would resign on Saturday...[ + ]


Editorial
» Victory yet to
be achieved

» It’s hard to listen to people while you gas
them in the face

Op-Ed
» Evaluation of our independence from an economic perspective
» Keeping the flame alive

National
» AL, BNP differ on who should initiate trial of war criminals
» Politicians vow not to forgive war criminals
Home
» One monument erected, over 50 sites lie in ruins
» 85 sacks of fertiliser seized, 7 nabbed
International
» End of Pak emergency not enough: rights group
» Anwar condemns use of security law
Timeout
» Three war films to be screened today
» Victory Day shows on channels

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