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Abandoned once, about to be abandoned again

Meem does not know who her mother is. She may never know; her biological mother has reportedly contracted human immunodeficiency virus that causes AIDS. The three-year-old girl does not know where her real home is. Again, she may never know. She has come to know that the Kazla Naya Nagar shelter is her home and the woman who takes care of her and several other children there is her mother...[ + ]

Energy div to propose 77pc CNG price hike

The energy division is contemplating raising the price of compressed natural gas by around 77 per cent from Tk 8.5 to Tk 15 per cubic metre, sources in the division said. The division is likely to submit a proposal for raising the gas prices for domestic and bulk users as well as the CNG price to the Cabinet Division by next week for tabling it before the council of advisers, said an energy division official...[ + ]

AL, BNP want ban to go before talks with EC

Leaders of the two major parties — Awami League and Bangladesh Nationalist Party — have expressed mixed reaction at the Election Commission’s offer for holding informal dialogue on the much-talked-about electoral reforms...[ + ]

Planned hike in urea price to affect crop yield, experts warn

The planned increase in urea fertiliser price in the name of checking overuse and smuggling would rather limit the application of the solid nitrogen fertiliser and adversely affect the crop yield, experts and politicians said...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» AL dissidents to unveil reform package tomorrow
» Brown faces first terror test after car bomb discovery
» Ban on indoor politics to go at appropriate time: CA
» Average flooding likely this year: expert
» Selim granted parole again, attends burial of his mother
» 24 bids received for six rental power plants
» Depression over Bay moves northwestwards
» Riots in Pakistan after storm
» Israeli president resigns over sex scandal
» Banks seem tougher on farming loan default
» Chemically ripened fruits can cause death
» BTRC to cancel landline licence of Bashundhara, Dominox
» Restriction pushes jatra towards extinction
» Probe of Barisal mayor’s landed property begins
» 9 camel jockeys given damages in Chandpur
» Wife and mother-in-law visit Tarique at jail
» KCCI president held in Khulna


Sugar refiners exposed to losses for oversupply

Oversupply of sugar both from local and import sources has pushed down the wholesale price of the much-consumed sweetener, causing worries among the refiners about the return on their huge investment and repayment of bank loans in crores of taka...[ + ]

India, Iran, Pakistan closer on gas pipeline deal

Representatives of India, Iran and Pakistan are set to meet for a second day on Friday here amid reports they were getting closer to a deal on a multi-billion dollar pipeline to transport gas from energy-rich Iran through Pakistan....[ + ]

Other Headlines
» US consumer spending rises, income rebounds
» Indian inflation falls to 14-month low
» China signs expanded trade pact with Hong Kong
» Fed keeps base rate steady at 5.25pc
» EU hopes for ‘suitable’ successor to IMF’s Rato
» China okays $200b for forex investment agency
» Bayer chief sees no end to chem sector upturn
» Eurozone economic confidence stabilises
» US eyeing APEC trade deals if WTO fails
» Oil prices gain in Asian trade
» S Korean workers strike a second-day over FTA
» Dollar stable as Fed keeps inflation watch
» US to detain seafood imports from China
» Marriott to triple India hotel portfolio
» Statoil, Shell scrap ‘carbon capture’ plans
» EU mobile phone users poised to benefit from roaming caps
» GM to sell Allison for $5.6 billion
» China’s economy expected to grow 10.8pc in 2007: central bank
» Apple’s iPhone to hit stores
» EU, US reach deal on air passenger data


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Weekend


Vegetable,
spice prices continue to rise

Prices of vegetables, eggs and spices increased further while that of cooking oil and sugar declined in the city markets during the past week...[ + ]

Relatives go on rampage at
City Hospital

Relatives of a young man, who died due to the alleged negligence and wrong treatment of a physician and nurses at City Hospital, went on the rampage at the hospital in Mohammadpur area of Dhaka on Friday...
[ + ]



BCB meeting today

The Bangladesh Cricket Board will sit today in what could be their last executive committee meeting to decide on a few important issues including the budget for the coming fiscal
year...
[ + ]

Wimbledon
glory not an obsession
for Henin

Justine Henin insists winning Wimbledon for the first time is not an all-consuming
passion...[ + ]


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