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Six militant
linchpins
hanged

Six frontline leaders of the banned Islamist organisation Jamaatul Mujahideen Bangladesh — convicted of murdering two judges in Jhalakati and believed to have masterminded the countrywide series of bombings on August 17, 2005 and subsequent suicide bombings — were executed late Thursday night amid secrecy and heightened security...[ + ]

Enlarged SAARC
prepares for
summit

Joining of superpowers as observers
to give fresh fillip

South Asian leaders will concentrate on a raft of regional issues with economic connectivity topping the agenda when they will converge on the summit of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation in the Indian capital from April 3...[ + ]

Up against the
mighty Aussies

It will be a proud moment for the Bangla-desh team when they take the field against Australia in Antigua today, having qualified for the super eights (second round) of the World Cup for the first time. It will be a real baptism of fire for the Tigers, as they take on the world champions, a match which they are not expected to win...[ + ]

Uniform recruitment policy for public
univs soon

The education ministry is going to finalise a uniform recruitment policy for all public universities soon, officials in the ministry and the University Grants Commission said...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» Their last wishes
» All hail executions
» Patrons still at large
» Flintoff wraps up England win
» The rise and fall of a bigot
» The name that struck terror
» An expert grenade maker
» As devoted as father-in-law
» A baker turned terror bomber
» Khaled’s skills swayed Shaikh
» The rise of militants
» Security heightened all over
» Fakhruddin to fly to Delhi Monday to attend SAARC summit
» Two JMB men arrested at Baghmara
» 22 Hijbut Tahrir men held
» Thousands protest against Thai junta
» Cairn defers drilling at Hatiya
» Iran TV airs British sailor’s confession
» Jagannath’s family happy
» Victims at Baghmara demand compensation
» Santu renews demand for separate voters’ roll for CHT
» Nepal’s Maoists handed govt ministries
» RAB busts rogue VoIP equipment


Aziz highlights budget
principles, priorities

Taxpayer-friendly regulations, reduction in discretionary power of tax officials and widening of tax net would be three guiding principles of the budget for the 2007-08 fiscal year, finance and planning adviser Mirza Azizul Islam said...
[ + ]

BEPZA signs $402m investment
deals with 37 firms

Bangladesh Export Processing Zones Authority has signed deals with 37 firms during the last eight months of the current fiscal 2006-07 which will bring 402 million US dollar in investment in different EPZs...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» New entries push DSE market capitalisation up
» Social welfare ministry spent 44pc dev money in 8 months
» China to see double-digit growth again in ’07
» Asia’s No 2 auto show opens in Bangkok
» ‘IT will make newspapers extinct’
» TVS, Rian Motors sign joint venture deal to assemble motorcycle
» Foreigners face expulsion from Russian markets
» Three firms to share record US government telecom contract
» DBS aims to be major player in Islamic finance
» Germany sees public deficit at 1.2pc of GDP
» HSBC to launch retail branches in Japan next year
» US may impose sanctions on China
» Two more arrests in Siemens slush fund probe
» Dell finds evidence of misconduct in finance probe
» US, Saudi, Chinese firms announce $5b energy deal
» Citigroup tops list of global companies
» US economy should slow in 2007: IMF chief
» Financial Stability Forum warns of shift in investors appetite for risk
» India delays decision on Vodafone’s purchase of Hutch Essar
» Oil prices climb amid UK-Iran tension
» France reduces public debt to 2.5pc
» Dollar slips with eyes on data, Iran row


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Weekend


Water plants in Dhaka to be useless

The Sayedabad and Chandnighat water treatment plants may turn useless in near future if the pollution of Buriganga and Sitalkhya goes unabated, sources in the Dhaka Water Supply and Sewerage Authority said...[ + ]

Prices of cooking oil, milk powder, red meat up

Prices of cooking oil, milk powder and red meat increased further while that of broiler, vegetables and spices declined in the kitchen markets of the Dhaka city in the past week. Prices of cooking oil, especially the non-packed soybean and palm, increased significantly and the grocers were selling loose soybean per kilogram between and Tk 70 and Tk 72 and palm between Tk 58 and Tk 60...
[ + ]



McGrath writes off rest of the world

Glenn McGrath believes Australia are a class apart as they chase an unprecedented third successive World Cup title. The reigning champions, winners in 1999 and 2003, as well as 1987, have won their last 22 World Cup matches and fast bowler McGrath cannot see a reason for that run to end out in Caribbean...
[ + ]

Aussies awesome, Tigers not overawed

Awesome is perhaps the perfect word to describe the form of the Australian team but Bangladesh has nothing to fear or lose in Antigua today when they play their Super Eight opener...[ + ]


Editorial
» War on Islamist extremism not won yet
» The coming of bird flu
Op-Ed
» My encounter with
Bangla Bhai

» A nation begging
to be excused

National
» Bangladesh to get external support to fight bird flu
» Experts stress holistic policy to sustain haor ecology, economy
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» BTTB internet subscribers not happy in Moulvibazar
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» Heavy fighting kills 56 in Pakistan
» US presses India on nuclear deal
Timeout
» 3-day congregation of Tagore singers begins
» Three-day dance fest ends

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