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ACC submits charge sheet against Tarique, wife, mother-in-law
Appeals to the court for issuing warrants for arrest of Tarique’s wife, mother-in-law

The Anti-Corruption Commi-ssion on Monday submitted a charge sheet against former prime minister Khaleda Zia’s detained eldest son Tarique Rahman and his wife and mother-in-law for amassing illegal wealth and hiding information of assets in his wealth statement submitted to the Anti-Corruption Commission.....[ + ]

Release Hasina before April 4 or face movement: AL

The Awami League on Monday called upon the government to release Sheikh Hasina before the party launches a countrywide mass signature campaign on April 5, or face tougher action programmes...[ + ]

Naser Rahman gets 13 years in jail for graft

Former finance minister M Saifur Rahman’s eldest son Naser Rahman was jailed for 13 years on Monday for amassing illegal wealth and hiding assets in his wealth statement submitted to the Anti-Corruption Commission. Khandaker Kamaluzzaman, judge of the special judge’s court 9 in the Jatiya Sangsad complex, ordered confiscation of Tk 1.8 crore worth of Naser’s wealth, which is disproportionate to his legitimate sources of income...[ + ]

Paban jailed for 17 years for keeping illegal arms

A Dhaka Court on Monday sentenced Khandaker Akhter Hamid Paban, son of BNP secretary general Khandaker Delwar Hossain, to 17 years rigorous imprisonment in an arms case. Metropolitan special tribunal judge Shafiul Azam also awarded the same punishment to four others — Paban’s maternal cousin Nahid alias Mota Nahid, Anwar Hossain, Masud Ali Apu and Delwar Hossain Ratan...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» Parties need unity to free politics: roundtable
» Govt plans to file certificate cases against defaulters
» Proposed Myanmar charter bars Suu Kyi from election
» Build up adequate food stock, say economists
» EC awaits HC decision on BNP dialogue
» CHT land commission to be activated soon: Devashish
» New Pakistani cabinet sworn in
» Large-scale OMS of rice begins today
» Non-govt teachers demand food rations, DA
» 49pc of Biman shares to be offloaded this year
» Hannan Shah calls for immediate polls
» Koirala appeals for peaceful polls
» Jacob denies making comments on trial of war criminals: ISPR
» Proposals sought from 5 firms for Padma bridge design
» Probe body yet to start work
» Increase exports to keep pace with rising Asian economy, Fakhruddin urges businessmen
» Govt to borrow $300m at hard term for BPC
» The man who made lists to fend off depression
» Yunus unveils Bangladesh clean water deal
» Orissa speaker resigns over sex row
» Degree (pass) exams begin


Tax holiday to continue for a few years: Jamil

Currently available fiscal incentives, such as the tax holiday for various industrial units will continue for a few years to shield the burgeoning local industries and encourage new investment, despite global lenders’ pressure to withdraw them...[ + ]

Best Air, United Airways to start int’l operations soon

With the government permitting flights on international routes, two new generation private airlines have started their full-swing preparations for landing on lucrative foreign destinations. A Civil Aviation ministry meeting on March 24 recommended some international route permissions for Best Air and United Airways, officials concerned said...[ + ]

Other Headlines
» Make minimum profits for next one year: Annis
» Govt increases rice sale centres in Khulna
» Stocks close downbeat
» Youngone eyes $280m apparels turnover in ’08
» IFC encourages global linkages to boost light engineering
» Bulbul becomes EXIM Bank board audit chairman
» Ashaduzzaman reappointed MD of SIBL
» Eurozone inflation at new high as confidence wilts
» ECB pours 15 billion euros into market in one-day operation
» Southeast Bank holds workshop
» Prime Bank holds 13th AGM
» US to give Fed sweeping oversight powers
» Cairo donkey butchers caught red-handed
» German railway posts solid ’07 results despite drivers’ strike
» UAE primier in China for trade talks
» US slowdown takes growing toll on passenger flights: IATA
» Yen weaker amid worries about corporate Japan
» Stock Watch


Independence Day Special


Weekend


Railway timetable rescheduled to ease traffic in capital

The government has decided to reschedule the railway timetable with a view to reducing traffic congestion in the Dhaka city. As per the decision taken by the communication ministry, no train will leave Kamalapur Railway station for an hour from 8:30am to 9:30am and from 4:50pm to 6:00pm...[ + ]

72pc SSC examinees drop out in Sylhet
every year

Nearly 72 per cent of the Secondary School Certificate examinees drop out of different schools in the Sylhet region, sources in the Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Sylhet said. A total of 64,052 students were enrolled to take the SSC examination in 2008, but only 31,808 students registered to appear in the examination that began on March 27, sources said...[ + ]



BCB makes peace offering to Heera

Former national captain Shafiqul Haque Heera has been reunited with the Bangladesh Cricket Board in the capacity of national team manager, ending a year-long bitter relationship. The BCB on Monday appointed him the manager operations of the national cricket team for one year effective from the upcoming tour of Pakistan, where Bangladesh will play five one-day matches and a Twenty20 international from April 8 to 20...
[ + ]

Roma, United limp into clash

AS Roma and Manchester United could be handicapped by important injuries when the pair meet in the Champions League quarter-final, first leg at Rome’s Stadio Olimpico today...[ + ]


Editorial
» Governments in the West should heed new
climate mandate

» Revisiting
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» World Bank contradictions on healthcare
» Weaponising the Pentagon’s cyborg insects

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» Deposed Pak judge gets big welcome in home town
Timeout
» Shahid Kabir’s paintings represent his philosophy of one life, one chance

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