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Thousands pass nights
in the open

Relief efforts geared up without coordination

Relief efforts have been geared up in the cyclone-ravaged southern districts but private assistance still remain mostly confined to certain areas due to battered communication as thousands of people, who have lost their homesteads, are still passing cold nights in the open...[ + ]

New fertiliser distribution system leaves many farmers empty-handed

Osman Gani, who is yet to get any fertiliser, could not cultivate maize. His frustration was growing fast as he didn’t know when he would get it. Showing us his barren land at Purbashalmara village under Aditmari upazila, he said he had harvested Aman paddy from his land two weeks ago to produce maize in advance...[ + ]

Voter listing in city
gets momentum

Voter registration with photographs and national identity cards got momentum in Dhaka city on Friday, the first holiday after the door-to-door visits by enumerators for information collection had started on November 20...[ + ]

Lalmoni Express fails
to live up to passengers’ expectations

Lalmoni Express, one of the three express trains running between the northern region and the capital Dhaka, was pressed into service in 2003 as a cheap but comfortable means of transport for passengers. But it has never been able to live up to the expectations of a cross-section of people...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» Diarrhoea outbreak looms in remote areas: RCS
» C’wealth suspends Pakistan over emergency
» Relief operations continue
» Serial bombs kill 13 outside 3 Indian courts
» Bangladesh, NZ T20 game for Sidr victims
» Moeen snubs emergency withdrawal talk
» Cyclone Sidr like mini-tsunami: UN official
» Stampede after tidal surge rumour kills 5
» Cold, starvation kill Sidr survivor at Sarankhola
» US assault ships likely to anchor in outer anchorage in Ctg
» Police clash with anti-C’wealth demonstrators in Kampala
» Greenhouse gases hit high in 2006: UN
» Authorities asked to enforce new rules on English-medium schools
» Taslima on the run
» Fisheries officials meet stakeholders today for loss assessment
» Hundreds protest at visit by US naval ships
» BSF kills 3 on Benapole border
» Cabinet meets on Sidr issues today
» Musharraf gets Dec 1 deadline for presidency: court


Biman opposes C’wealth proposals

The Biman Bangladesh Airlines Limited has strongly opposed a set of proposals of the Commonwealth for liberalising the country’s aviation sector, apprehending that it will create an unhealthy competition and put the survival of local airlines at risk...[ + ]

Farm loan outflows miss target

Banks have disbursed about Tk 1,306 crore in farm loans — only 19 per cent of the Tk 8,192 crore target — in the first four months (July-October) of the ongoing fiscal year, raising fears that the target may remain elusive...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» Scientists warn of agrarian crisis from climate change
» BB to involve private organisations in quick remittance delivery
» Emerging East Asian bond markets resilient but risks loom: ADB
» S Korea MPs okay Samsung graft probe
» BKB to reschedule default loans in cyclone-hit areas
» Citibank supports Shakti Foundation
» Seoul fears China monopoly of North Korea resources
» Cambodia to launch airline
» Tourists to Jordan up
» ECB chief warns of ‘brutal’ forex move
» German bank IKB faces more sub-prime related problems
» Western oil cos play minor roles: IEA
» Eurozone business activity strikes 27-month low
» Airbus chief warns about euro impact
» German cars world champs
» China wins right to explore copper mine in Afghanistn
» Brazil sees record trade growth
» Air France-KLM posts strong Q2 profits
» Foxconn plans $1b project in Vietnam
» EADS might cancel sale of Airbus plants
» Euro strikes near $1.50 for first time
» Oil prices slip further
» Fujitsu tumbles into red
» JAN Associates gets Canon camera distributorship
» China hopes to see strong dollar
» Aminul elected president, Zahir secretary of IFAWPCA


Weekend


Prices of rice, potato, milk powder increase

The prices of rice, potato, milk powder and hilsa increased in the city markets in the past week while that of broiler and onion declined. Market men said the cyclone consequences had made rice, potato and hilsa costlier while onion prices, which had reached the record high, declined following the withdrawal of ban on its export by
India...
[ + ]

City people menaced by mosquito

Mosquito menace increased in the city during the past couple of weeks although the Dhaka City Corporation officials claim that they are putting their best efforts in this regard. The people are menaced by mosquitoes at homes, offices, business centers, bus and train stations and launch terminals in the capital, but the situation is vulnerable in areas including Bakshibazar, Pallabi, Mirpur, Mahakhali, Tejgaon, Moghbazar, Mohammadpur, Khilgaon, Basabo, Madartek, Shahjahanpur, Rampura, Islambagh and
Lalbagh...
[ + ]



Laxman, Dhoni revive India

Venkatsai Laxman and Mahendra Singh Dhoni cracked responsible half-centuries to pull India out of trouble in the opening Test against Pakistan here on Friday. The hosts had slipped from 71-1 to 93-5 in the space of seven overs before Dhoni (57) counter-attacked to put on 115 for the sixth wicket with Laxman on a day of fluctuating fortunes...
[ + ]

Tigers’ bittersweet journey in NCL

The performance of the national cricketers in the ongoing National Cricket League has frustrated the selectors before they name the squad for the upcoming one-day and Test series against New Zealand. The new selection committee headed by former all-rounder Rafiqul Alam is expected to meet on November 25 to announce their first national squad since taking over in October...[ + ]


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» Where now ASEAN?
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» The coastal crisis
» Charlatans, humbugs and a few heroes

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