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DU teachers in
black badges

Repression on Hasina, Khaleda
protested against

Teachers of Dhaka University on Saturday took classes wearing black badges as a sign of protest against the harassment of and repression on the two former prime ministers—detained Awami League president Sheikh Hasina and BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia...[ + ]

Govt okays polls
roll ordinance
amendment

Rule formation authority vested
in Election Commission

The council of advisers of the caretaker government has approved in principle the Electoral Rolls (Amendment) Ordinance 2007, enabling the Election Commission to formulate rules and regulations...[ + ]

Dissidents not afraid
of Khaleda’s ‘threats’

Council meeting to be held as early as possible, says Mufazzal

The dissidents in the Bangladesh Nationalist Party on Saturday said they are not afraid of party chairperson Khaleda Zia’s threat to take disciplinary action against them...[ + ]

Zillur slams govt for applying ‘double standard’

Acting president of the Awami League, Zillur Rahman, has accused the interim administration of applying double standards and using the same law for opposite purposes...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» EC admin in disarray with frustration brewing
» India elects first woman president
» Ministry to recast body to look for public univ VCs, pro-VCs, treasurers
» S Korea delegation due July 24 for money extraction allegation probe
» Abul Khair Group men not named in wheat case report
» Jt Indo-Bangla chamber inauguration today
» Quarishi names new party PDP
» Jail authorities get list of visitors
» Al-Qaeda haven in Pakistan troubling, says Bush
» Fresh areas flooded as torrential rains continue
» Govt begins fiscal year with debt
» Full slate of cases for SC after long summer vacation
» 27 officers transferred as TNOs
» Fire at S Arabia oil terminal kills four Asians
» Leaflet in AL’s name distributed
» Light farming tech sector lies ignored
» Mahmoud sends Iraq into semi-finals
» Dredger purchase uncertain as Spain declines funds
» Plot on to hand over coal to foreign cos: roundtable
» UK army chief warns of troop overstretch: report
» Khaleda’s physician freed
» Direct trains from Jessore, Khulna to Dhaka early August
» Aug 21 grenade attack victim dies
» Gazipur knit factory engineer found dead
» BCB reveals shortlist of coaches
» Bomb defused outside Harry Potter book launch site in Pakistan


Food import bills up 31pc in FY ’07

The country spent 31 per cent higher amount to $1.84 billion in importing food items in the previous fiscal year due to price hike in the global market, according to a Bangladesh Bank report. Businessmen and economists said the international price rise pushed the Bangladesh’s import bills to further high despite decline in volume of imports, leaving a strong message for the government to take urgent measures to increase domestic production of food items...[ + ]

DSE turnover averages Tk 213.77cr
in last week

The daily average turnover at the Dhaka Stock Exchange surged at Tk 213.77 crore in the last week from the previous week’s average of Tk 167.02 crore. For the first time in the history of country’s prime bourse that saw its daily average turnover passed Tk 200 crore marks in the last week, DSE sources said...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» Krishi Bank will disburse Tk. 273cr agri-loan in Barisal
» Businesses seek more time to set up ETPs
» Dhaka-Yangon talks to promote bilateral interests
» Finance adviser asks NCBs to ward off political pressure
» BB governor urges media for monitoring micro-economic activities
» Chinese trade delegation to sign deal today
» ‘Policy change won’t solve Sino-US trade row’
» Google still steady against its key rivals
» Rwanda makes landmark use of WTO rule
» Crude oil prices edge closer to record highs
» European stocks post heavy losses


SLATE


Weekend


Rajuk moves to ensure prompt services

The Rajdhani Unnayan Kartripakkha has published a brochure to bring in dynamism and transparency in the organisation, widely blamed for corruption, mismanagement and irregularities. The brochure will help people know the mode of operations and deadline for services at its three departments — town planning, plan approval and estate, a Rajuk official said...[ + ]

Call for integrated plan to end
water logging in southwest

Speakers at a seminar in the Khulna city on Saturday demanded an integrated plan to put an end to water logging in the south-western region of the country. They also demanded better coordination among the government organisations and local government bodies to protect the environment...[ + ]



MSC firm
on track

Dhaka Mohammedan Sporting Club took a step closer to the B league title by defeating Brothers Union 1-0 at the Bangabandhu National Stadium on Saturday. Nigerian midfielder Emeka Christian scored the match winner in the 65th minute of the game. He was also the scorer in their 1-0 win against the Gopibagh outfit in first phase...
[ + ]

Anderson earns England lead

James Anderson took a Test-best five for 42 as England took charge of the first Test against India at Lord’s here Saturday. Anderson, playing his first Test since January’s final Ashes clash in Sydney and his first at home since 2004, led the way as India were bowled out for 201 to give England a first innings lead of 97...[ + ]


Editorial
» A military dictator’s defeat to public opinion
» A jihad indeed
Op-Ed
» ‘Minus-two’ formula: a bitter concoction
of an ‘idea’

» Tourism on trains

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